In the Apocalypse, I Have Billions of Steel Soldiers
末世我有亿万钢铁雄兵
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- Completed
- Length
- 470k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Zombie Apocalypse Stories with Modern Armies
Apocalypse, Base-Building, Summoning Loyal Followers, and Establishing a Shelter
The protagonist establishes a shelter, can summon an army, recruits humans from outside, and has high technology and supernatural abilities.
Any Apocalypse Stories Where the Protagonist Builds an Army and Is Mistaken for One by the Survivors?
Red Alert Protagonist Disguised as Government Forces
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Post-Apocalyptic Stories With No Superpowers, Just Military Action, Preferably Dominating from the Start
Looking for books similar to "The Apocalypse: A Cougar Infantry Fighting Vehicle from the Start".
Looking for Military Stories Set in the Apocalypse
Looking for an apocalyptic military novel where the weak villains get thoroughly beaten down. The protagonist should have weapons, armored cars, tanks, helicopters, and the like 🌚🌚🌚
The Apocalypse, One Gun, and Infinite Ammo
Looking for an Apocalypse Story Where the Main Character Has an Army and Gives Survivors Hope
Looking for Army-Building Stories Where Every Follower Is Absolutely Loyal
I’ve been reading Red Alert novels lately. Several of the protagonist’s subordinates aren’t completely loyal. They’re not completely loyal, and their actions go against his will the most.
Looking for a Scheming Male Lead Who Recruits Soldiers, Builds a Base, and Faces the Apocalypse
Apocalypse Novels Where the Protagonist Can Summon a Modern Army
Preferably something intense, where the protagonist carves out their own territory in the apocalypse.
Guns and the Apocalypse: Armored Cars or Tanks from the Start, Preferably Made in China
Tang Dynasty Prince Who Summons a Hundred Thousand Soldiers from the Start
The Tang Dynasty.
Stories About Growing Stronger Alongside a Younger Sister From Birth
Pure Red Alert + Apocalypse! No Spacefaring Stuff!!!
Absolutely no going into space. Keep it on Earth.
In a Post-Apocalyptic World, the Protagonist Is Part of China's Regular Army and Builds a Base
The Apocalypse Arrives, and the Main Character Has a Whole Bunch of Mechs
The apocalypse arrives, and the protagonist has a whole bunch of mechs.
If You Had Hundreds of Thousands of Troops, Would You Return to Court or Crown Yourself King?
Red Alert, Mass Troops, and Novels About Squads, Platoons, and Companies
Company commander, platoon commander, company commander, battalion commander.
Any Fantasy Novels with Summoned Armies, a System, and an Overpowered Protagonist?
Just looking for stories set in a dynasty.
Rich Guy Novel: Unlimited Assets From the Start, No Harem
Any stories where the protagonist starts off with trillions and there's no harem?
Finished Novels with Hundredfold Drop Rates, Survival for All, and No Saintly Protagonists
Completed novels with 100x drop rates, survival of the fittest, and no saintly do-gooder protagonists
Apocalypse, Catastrophe, Shelter, Firearms, Iron Armor Like the Mark I
Lots of words, and there's a guy in it.
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Red Alert! Total War!
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Hey everyone! If you think March's writing is good, please give it a five-star review! Thank you for your support. Um, it's possible—and I mean possible—that some readers might say my book is a "saintly" story. So let me warn you beforehand: if you don't like "saintly" stories, I'll just tell you to stop reading now. Personally, I don't think it's a "saintly" story at all!
Great, very enjoyable to watch. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Five-star recommendation! Keep it up, author! I'll update 100 chapters tonight!
Beautiful! I can't get enough of it!
Let's add some long-range rocket artillery. The Type 63 has too short a range, only 5 kilometers, and only 107mm, which isn't enough. It's not good for breaching cities, and it's too weak against enemy units. Wouldn't it be better to get one with over 200mm, 16 tubes, and a much longer range of several hundred kilometers? (Our national rocket artillery, like the A100, is also good).
The story was suspenseful yet captivating, completely immersing the viewer. Who knew the plot would twist between tension and relaxation? In short, my social media adrenaline kicked in!
It's so good! I just hope that in the later stages the protagonist will take in the person who killed him in his previous life.
It's alright! It's just a little too fast. You could slow down the pace a bit and write the plot in more detail. Suggestions: ① Slow down the pace of the plot and describe the abilities in more detail. ② Avoid showing hundreds of thousands or even millions of zombies all the time.
Will spaceships eventually be developed?
I feel the author could write it like this: the system was originally a human who suddenly acquired a system that allows him to travel through countless worlds. As long as he keeps tricking the host, he can keep leveling up and getting stronger. It feels like this could be used to create a much larger world-building.
It's pretty good, why does it only have an 8.8 rating?