Doomsday Paradise

I don't know how it is yet, but there are so many words, I was the first one to read it, Sofa

This book is good to read, but can you tell me why it has more than two million words and yet there is no rating?

There are a lot of problems, but overall it's pretty good. I've only read a hundred chapters, and the background is a bit confusing. Many people in the comments said that the foreshadowing is too long. Maybe it's because I'm still in the pit and the background hasn't been developed. The only thing that I can't accept at the moment is that the protagonist uses super intuition (I understand it as super intuition) to invent various potions and props. The original potion at the beginning has a logical explanation, but the speed at which various potions and props are invented is too fast. The key is that there is no logical basis. The logic of the invention of the original potion still relies on super intuition and some conjectures, and does not form even a simple knowledge system. Then there should not be a spurt of invention in the future.

Such a good book, only so many people read it, I want to push it out

I still like this book quite a bit, but I just want to ask, is there a female protagonist? It's the end of the world, and you're still talking about love! Do you have any sense of danger?

Very beautiful, written very realistically The key point is that the word "truth" is much more real than other apocalyptic texts.

What about your other two books by the author? I followed them from the other two books.

So far I think the author has done a good job. There are quite a lot of foreshadowings. So why is the tie so low.

It's really good. I just started to look a little confused and stared.

It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist is friendly and kind, not a virgin, and knows how to retreat from the near and seek the far away. Although the content is a bit evil, it is also left to his own devices. The Lone Ranger is good, but can he still be a human being in a lonely world? The group is good, but he is constrained. The protagonist does his best for his teammates and the world. Human hearts are sometimes more cruel than zombies, and those without human hearts are no longer human.