In the Apocalypse, I'm the Only One Zombies Don't Attack
末世之只有我不被丧尸攻击
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- Completed
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- 556k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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It's so good! The protagonist isn't just a noble, saintly figure, but the plot is also dominated by saintly characters. Although it's described as a system mission, I know the protagonist is inherently a noble, saintly being. The chapters are not only refreshingly unique but also feature AI.
Excellent! The protagonist is intelligent and not a saint. The author writes superbly, very much to the taste of modern readers. This book is like a comic book unfolding in my mind, allowing me to imagine myself as the protagonist while reading. The post-apocalyptic emotions are beautifully portrayed; it's a book that made me cry.
This book has the potential to become a masterpiece. I love it. Fellow readers, see you in the next book! Keep up the good work, Uncle Nan Yao!
Absolutely fantastic! A gem among post-apocalyptic novels. The characters are intelligent and capable, with absolutely no excessive sympathy or emotional outbursts. The class beauty and all that stuff can go to hell. Highly recommended!
I stayed up all night to finish it. First of all, I'm a casual reader, not a fan of the author (at least not before finishing this book), so my opinion shouldn't be too biased: Strengths: The author's writing is excellent, with superb storytelling and emotional control. I won't go into other minor strengths; five stars speak for themselves.
I feel this story could be considered a masterpiece; the foreshadowing is incredibly well done. I have to say it's comparable to *The Godslayer*, but the later mental breakdown left me unsure of what was real and what was fantasy. Nevertheless, it's truly a great read.
It's a great book, I finished it in two days. The book is excellent, although there was a tiny bit at the end that made me want to send a knife (a metaphor for burning a knife), but overall it's fantastic! 👍🏻
It's a very realistic post-apocalyptic novel, much better written than those wish-fulfillment novels. The depiction of human nature is very realistic.
I've never seen such high-quality post-apocalyptic novel. The author's writing is absolutely superb, and the character portrayals are incredibly realistic. I'm so glad I didn't give in to the first dozen or so chapters and finish this treasure of a book. I literally cried for a year while reading it.
When I first saw the title, I thought it was just another mindless, wish-fulfillment post-apocalyptic novel, the kind where the protagonist uses a system to reach the pinnacle of life. But as time went on, I realized I was wrong. The protagonist is simply more cautious, more experienced, and mentally stronger than a normal person, and the system mostly serves to advance the main plot.