Before Nightfall

The novel *AUV* boasts an excellent style, setting, and plot! Its deeper meaning and metaphors are also quite sincere, deserving of a hardcover physical book. Currently, some vocabulary is rather obscure and difficult to understand; listening to the AI reading might be confusing, requiring the reader to read the text. It seems to have a medium-sized world-building, offering ample space for a satisfying read.

Although the author committed the cardinal sin of self-indulgent writing at the beginning, and didn't explain proper nouns in the text, instead leaving them for explanation in chapters 5, 6, and 7, thus giving more space to the "golden three chapters," they failed to deliver. Only one chapter was truly "golden," with chapters 2 and 3 not particularly grabbing the reader's attention.

First, let me clarify that I'm not a freeloader. I found the resource on another website, and it was only up to chapter 85 of volume 3, which I'd almost finished reading. I was waiting for updates, so I followed the trail here. Overall, the story is a long-running, serious drama with a vast world-building, though only a portion has been established so far.

(๑> <๑) Hello everyone, fellow book fans! I'm Yue Jingmeng, the author of *The Night Never Ends*, and I'd like to recommend my novel. First, let me clarify: this is a post-apocalyptic fantasy novel, a serious drama, an ensemble piece, not a sweet romance! Not a sweet romance!!! Not a sweet romance!!! I'm saying it three times because it's important.

A masterpiece, but unfortunately the language is not concise. In this fast-paced era, what other authors can explain in 3 chapters takes 20 chapters to explain in such detail. If a speed-read version were released, it would definitely be a hit.

It's rare to see this type of post-apocalyptic story anymore; it's refreshing and well-written. The subtle psychological descriptions and visual experiences of the different characters effectively immerse the reader in the psychology and feelings of various individuals in the post-apocalyptic environment. It just feels very real! It gives a sense of the myriad aspects of life.

Is it good because this book has two main characters? I really like this book, but the updates are too slow. If the author doesn't update soon, I'm afraid I'll rush to finish it (｡ì _ í｡).

So far, it's really well-written. I never read ensemble dramas, but I kept reading because of the excellent writing. It's truly well-written, with two intertwined storylines creating a vast world. There are countless foreshadowing elements. However, I feel that Guan Lan's storyline is somewhat of a plot device. She should have been on the human side.

It's good; the author has a very creative mind. I support the no-male-lead genre. This is a gem of a novel, and it can be said to have set a new standard for post-apocalyptic stories. The author has a very vivid imagination and writes very well; the author is truly talented. I've read up to chapter 20 so far and will continue reading. Such a good book isn't popular.

I don't know why I'm only seeing this post-apocalyptic novel from 2021 now. Was it not on Tomato before?