
In the Age of Corruption, Everyone Is Sick, and My Illness Is Called Love
污染时代人皆有病,而我病名为爱
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 208k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
87Chapters
6Reads
1.7kReads · all time
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Any Books Focused on Life in the Apocalypse? Why Are They All About Building Your Own Shelter?
Are there any apocalypse novels that focus more on everyday life? For example, surviving in a base, with a broader view of the apocalypse. Even gradual growth would be great. I'm really tired of stories about building your own shelter, folks. Give me something like Ninth District!
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Are All Apocalyptic Stories About Goody-Two-Shoes Building Factions? Any Lone Wolves?
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A novel worth reading calmly and calmly. The emotions are well-controlled and the pace is a little slow in the early stage, but it gradually becomes clear after the sword is drawn after twenty chapters. The writing is also excellent and smooth. The author is a newcomer, Monster. This book is a rare type of heroine. It was a bit cramped in the early stages, but the more you read, the more you get into it, and the overall progress is visible to the naked eye. The world view is laid out in a large way and at the same time it is quite thick. Although it feels a bit cloudy and foggy, it feels quite comfortable to reveal it bit by bit.
It's a very good book, why doesn't anyone read it?