Abaddon

The first-person description in this book is really rare, but I hope the author will take this into account later on when it may cause problems with the singleness of the storyline. Secondly, this kind of story about fighting a way out of the classroom without cheating makes me more excited than other stories (꜂꜆¯͒ʟ͜¯͒꜂꜆) I hope the author will write more and more wonderful stories in the future ٩(๑❤ᯅ❤)۶ I heard that the author is still a college student? Don't fall behind on your studies, but don't stop updating! ↜(⃔っ◦`~´◦C)⃕

This book is good, with weird details. There are no so-called supernatural powers, just a high school student. As the protagonist, he leads his friends to unfold such a purely apocalyptic story for us. Although some details are not rigorous enough, I think it is enough for a newbie and a new book. And the author's writing style is indeed good, not a straightforward narrative, not a running account. This book is very short, and one day for me is like several months for the characters in the book. Their stories have ended, but ours is still going on. We have a long way to go, and we are destined to meet again.

Dushentang, my most appropriate evaluation for you. Today's apocalyptic articles are always cheating the system, and stores are reborn at every turn. It's a cool article. Everyone takes the trouble, but I didn't expect to find this most authentic and vivid apocalyptic article here. I hope I won't praise you later. It will definitely become popular in the future. I'm finally on vacation. I've read more than a dozen chapters but I still can't get enough. Quick update!

"Five-star praise" The author handles the details more delicately, and you can intuitively feel the characters' personality characteristics from the language and actions. The description of zombies everywhere is also very graphic and visually impactful. I am also thinking about what I would do if I were to assume the role of the desperate and helpless protagonist in the book... I look forward to the author's subsequent creations! Come on come on!

It's an absolutely good book. The first-person perspective feels very real, and the details are handled well. I've read a lot of apocalyptic books, and this is the second one that satisfied me. There are no systematic routines, no superpowers, and it's all about human beings. At least I think this book is worth reading.

This is the first time I have seen such an excellent apocalyptic article. The various rhetorical techniques and detailed descriptions made me suspect that the author is a scholar. Keep up the good work, come on, keep optimistic about you (✪▽✪)[Like][Like][Love][Love][Like]

I think it's good because this book refreshed my eyes. I have almost never read any unsystematic apocalyptic literature. There are only three good books written by Tomato that are not systematic. For example, this book is Abaddon, I Want to Live, and 77 Days in the Dead City. This book definitely deserves to be included. The writing is really good, I can't believe it's a new book by a newcomer. I originally wanted to deduct one star from you because the updates are too slow and not enough to watch. Update me quickly! ! ! ! ! ! ! But I still give you a five star. I hope the protagonist can slowly return to normal. No more eating the flesh of the same kind.

It's a very nice novel full of details, but there are still problems with some settings. Such as water, electricity, arms, and the army. Hope it can be improved. Five-star recommendation, highly recommended if you like Pure Apocalypse

The storyline is in place, not the usual system flow, and the details of the characters are well handled. The characters' emotions are real. Worth a look (bring a watch for personal attention, don't comment if you don't like it)

Let me draw a conclusion first. This novel is a leader in the apocalyptic genre. The description is very depressing and has an apocalyptic atmosphere. Although there are some minor flaws, overall the flaws are outweighed. But 631 pages is really a bit unreasonable. Let's first assume that the police station's rifles and pistols are Type 95 and police Type 92 respectively. The 95 is 5 pounds heavier than the 92, in exchange for better accuracy, lethality, shooting range, firepower continuity and all-weather combat capabilities. The 95 is a bullpup rifle with a shorter overall gun length and is still very flexible in narrow spaces. I have a Sidewinder 74M, Sijun MCX (not the short burst version) and a Bingfeng 95. In some small spaces, the first two can be jammed into jammed guns, but the 95 is still flexible. (And the 95 can mount a bayonet, but not a pistol.) The last and most important point is that pistols are more difficult to use than rifles. Ordinary high school students have only played chicken and don't know the correct way to hold a firearm. When a soldier retires in two years, there is a high probability that he will not touch a pistol. The military training instructor in my high school was an infantry fighting vehicle driver before he retired, and he only used a pistol in the army. The novel is still great, especially the sentence: "I am a soldier, and I am not afraid of those monsters and monsters." It brings a soldier to life. This is the people's army. All in all, this is a novel with a strong sense of atmosphere. Good luck to the author.