Apocalypse: Global Warming

I know why the score is low. The writing is too close to reality. It feels very depressing. It is not as fun as other novels, but I have to say that it is well written. I want to know what happens after the protagonist goes to the Northeast. Give a good result. I feel depressed. The author hopes you can see that you are very powerful. The writing is very good and the writing is deeply rooted in people's hearts.

This is such a rare good article in Tomato, why is it given such a low score?

The writing is indeed very good, with in-depth descriptions of details, human nature, language, and psychology, and the plot is particularly exciting, but it's just not enough to watch, and why are there so few people? And the author will update soon!!

The writing style is very good and not verbose. Overall, it seems that the author has put a lot of effort into the description of human nature, but the rushed ending is always a pity. However, I still thank the author for persisting in writing to the end. I will give you four stars for encouragement 😘 Apart from "Global Blackout", this is the second social and natural apocalyptic survival book I have read. There is still a lot of room for this subject matter, but it may be limited to cognitive, time, space factors and censorship reasons, so I didn't fully enjoy it in terms of viewing 🤔 Personal summary: You can read it when there is a shortage of books. You are well prepared for survival in the early stage and it is more realistic, but bad people will not be punished, and the probability of a second brush is relatively low [currently in progress]

Although the description may be exaggerated in some places, the flaws are not concealed. This is a very good novel with well-developed characters. . .

It is worth reading. The description of high temperature is quite accurate. Unlike other apocalyptic novels, which are chaotic at the beginning, this extreme heat apocalypse is a step-by-step approach, which is very reasonable. But some of the characters in it are really unlikable, so I'll deduct one point.

This is my first time reading a novel in which the apocalypse comes gradually. Overall, it is very interesting, but the ending is rather rushed. The middle section is really well written, and it vividly describes the ugly side of our rural people. I would never be able to write it if I had not lived in the countryside. It would be great if the author had the energy to make a side story ❤️

After seeing the global power outage, I planned to write a short article about global high temperatures, but I accidentally searched for this article and read nearly a hundred chapters in two days. It really feels like it was written by one person, but the writing is more delicate, in-depth, and humane than Global Blackout. If it is further expanded, it will be an excellent book. From a certain perspective, both works can be put on the screen. If a screenwriter adapts them, they can become a model of disaster movies. For this reason, I sincerely hope that the author can produce such wonderful essays again.

There is no superpower or system, and it is a very real apocalyptic story, but it is very attractive, especially when it teaches readers how to solve some dangers. It's a pity that the author didn't continue writing. I hope the author will fill in the gaps in the future.

It is a very good book about pure apocalyptic disaster. In fact, this book could have written a million words, but I don't know if the author had no choice but to give up due to some ineffective reasons. In general, there is actually something worth writing later, which is a bit of a pity.