
Global Apocalypse: Unlimited Shelter Upgrades
全球末日:庇护所无限升级
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 730k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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After reading dozens of chapters, I think it's good. The main character is not a virgin, and he kills decisively. The most important thing is that the author did some research and finally found a book about ancient guns such as flintlock guns. However, the author doesn't know much about modern weapons, especially in terms of power. For example, the word machine gun was used to describe the defensive power of a stone wall before, and this kind of stone wall. . It depends on what kind of machine gun it is. Using a .50BMG machine gun, such as the M2, it is not a big problem to penetrate light armored vehicles and concrete walls, let alone stone walls.
I feel that the protagonist is portrayed very well (I like it anyway, mainly because I feel that the protagonist of this book is really smart and capable, and the system is not a direct blow to the sky. Some other books gave me the feeling that the protagonist can do nothing without the system, like a useless person, who can only rely on the system to take off). Let's talk about the plot. The author's initial plot is a bit unreasonable, and other resources are difficult to find. This basically allows the protagonist to develop well through trade in the early stage. But other than that, other plots are reasonable and exciting. The logic and explanation of the plot show that the author is careful. Moreover, the author's grasp of human hearts and human nature is very consistent with the background of the apocalyptic wilderness (not only the protagonist, but also the supporting roles and walk-on characters are all portrayed by the author in line with the background). This is much better than other books that are more holy than holy, cold-blooded but not cold-blooded. In short, this book is not suitable for the Holy Mother. It is understandable that there are some flaws in the early stage (after all, it is basically impossible for people to have a perfect plan). The flaws are not concealed. I think this book is a good book so far. I just hope that the author can continue to work hard and the subsequent plots will not be bad. (Note: The above only represents my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it) To be honest, I can't stand it. My previous comment was that the protagonist is a science student and has strong hands-on skills. But in terms of plot, some people except the protagonist feel really wise. The enemies in the back seem to be getting more and more developed in limbs and simple in mind. (Now that I have finished reading this book, I will revise the score again and review it. Apart from being a witty speaker, the plot is illogical and I do not recommend reading it.)
It's so good. This is the only novel I haven't missed a word of. Come on.
Why is it so beautiful? It's so good. This is one of the best wilderness survival novels I've ever read on Tomato. I'm already fascinated, I'm already head over heels, I'm already passed out, please update soon! ! ψ(`∇´)ψ
I laughed, Wucao, a bunch of people scolded the author, threatened the author to update soon, and a bunch of people gave one star after reading for less than 30 minutes. Some even gave it one star and then recommended their own books. Let me tell you, free novels, whatever the author writes, is how you read it. To be fair, this book gets five stars for plot, five stars for reasoning, and three stars for data. Also, I am also an author.
Big boost for the author😊The writing is so good😄
The portrayal of human nature is very real, and the protagonist and supporting characters are flesh and blood. If this book continues to be written, it will definitely rise to above 9 points. It's a little bit irritating, and I feel uncomfortable hanging up on the protagonist, which may be the reason for the 8.5 Score. But there is no such thing as a perfect book. Bishu is definitely a masterpiece in the survival genre! I hope the author can update it [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Five points first. Judging from the character of the protagonist, he is not a virgin, but has IQ, planning and knowledge. Judging from the plot, there are strategies between players, substantial infrastructure, and exciting battles. There is no mindless monster hunting or mindless upgrades. It is practical and real. I really like this kind of survival story. Very good. The most attractive thing about this book is that there are thrills of escaping from death from time to time. Everything the protagonist obtains is harvested after trying his best. This feeling of satisfaction is more attractive to me than those cookie-cutter farming.
The character of the protagonist is so in line with the apocalypse, I love it, I love it
It's okay. I once read a book that was similar to this one and it had more than a million words. Later, because the relationship between the protagonist's family members was not handled well, I gave up. I hope this one can be written better and not be too poisonous.