Doomsday: I Have a Monster Editor
末日：我有一台怪兽编辑器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 220k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's super cool. This is the best Pacific Rim novel I've ever read. I hope the author will make a second one and not end it badly (´△`)
I think if the author has the ability, he can release a second season specifically to write about the anti-invasion of the monster world, and then completely eliminate all the monsters, or he can start StarCraft
Well, it's a pretty good book. This is probably the one I've been able to stay up late at night to read in the past few months... I've finished reading this book. If book friends who haven't read it yet see this comment, I have to say yes. Book friends who don't like bad endings should not read it [awkward laugh]
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I have always had a question about the concept of the world of Pacific Rim. Why do they build mechas? The monsters do not have very long-range attack means. Large-caliber artillery, electromagnetic guns, the cannon on the Wanderer's hand, and some other bubbles, can't they be used? You know, as long as the caliber, mass and kinetic energy are large enough, it can penetrate any object in theory. Some people will say that the monster can walk, but the artillery is placed there and cannot move. I would like to say that you can be slightly away from the coastline. As soon as the monster appears, you can fire. Not to mention those German train guns. During World War II, they could build mechas with such a large caliber. They could not even build a large-caliber artillery.
It's pretty good. Come on, come on, let's make a second part!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 'One
In fact, when I read it, I felt that the title of the book was not that good compared to the content. I was attracted by the book cover, but the title is not bad at all. It has suspense and is quite attractive. The content is very novel and realistic. It is not the kind of mindless and cool article without any particularly awkward aspects. Anyway, it's well written… So, can there be a second part?
If you exclude the original work, I think this is the best Pacific novel
It's a good book, with a lot of elements from Pacific Rim, but can you put some mechas in the black zone into it? For example, the kind of stun hunter that can instantly freeze monsters can also be used. There are also those mechas in Ring Tai Er. You don't seem to have let them come out. There is only one Revenge Wanderer.
The writing is very good, but the plot is a bit too concise. It can be seen that there is still a lot of room for development. The author has dug so many holes and has a grand world view. It is no problem to go beyond 500 chapters, and the writing style is also okay. I hope the author can write a sequel, a second or third part.