Theme: The United States, pursuing hegemony under the control of capitalism
Warning! This is not a power fantasy!
(The original author has given me permission to publish this novel on this platform and make any changes I see fit. So if you don't like it, you can come complain to me.)
No System, weak special abilities (for a very small number of people), surviving the apocalypse, a world war (later on), and no savior!
Bai Wu wakes up on a street with no memory. Who is he? What did he do before? He can't remember any of it... Is he connected to the cause of all this? To find answers, he has no choice but to set out in search of the truth...
Su Cheng is ambushed by a zombie dog and swallows its saliva. It seems he might be infected, but when he wakes up, he finds he's not infected. Instead, he's somehow been strengthened. Can the zombie virus really enhance the human body? Is he actually about to become the hero of a power fantasy?
Will the island nation of Japan really revive imperialism?
Are the United States and Ukraine really the masterminds behind it all?
Has an intelligent zombie truly awakened in the space capsule?
Can Bai Wu recover his memories?
What will become of Su Cheng?
What will become of China?
What will become of the world?
What will humanity's future look like?
Since as a publisher, I have the right to comment on the author's novel, after all, I am not the original author. All in all it's pretty average! Maybe it's not specific enough, so let me do a bunch of messy analysis: Good ones (even worth learning): △[Theme: Black (the United States (politics) that implements hegemony under capitalist control]] △[There are several plot lines (the function is to make up for the limitations caused by the author's lack of descriptive power... Maybe, I analyzed it randomly)] △[Serious science popularization (sometimes I do popular science unintentionally)] Generally speaking (still seen in the past): △[The length of the novel is about 400,000 words (a novella, but the author said that larger changes may be made in the future)] △[Overall reasonableness (at least I don't see any big problems)] △[Character setting (The author is inexperienced, so he is also very hard-headed in this aspect. Most people have extreme personalities, so it is easier for him to write. But that is general.)] △[How exciting the plot is (there should be a twist or something)] △[Sense of immersion (this... Tao is Tao, very Tao, experience it yourself)] △[Attributes of non-shuangwen (personal favorite)] Slightly worse (needs improvement): △[The reasonableness of some details (probably due to the author's lack of experience)] △[Overall descriptive power (lack of experience!)] △[Detailed characterization (sometimes taking authenticity to a new level)] △[Character portrayal (the character is pretty good)] △[Overall rendering strength and rationality] △[Overall rhythm] △[Atmosphere (The tension in the apocalypse is not strong. However, the author may not write about survival in the apocalypse, so there is no need to highlight this atmosphere.] It's so bad (needs criticism): △[Update speed (whether it is the publisher or the original author)] △[Author's experience (the original author has written more than 500,000 words before this, and the average one can only be called more than 100,000 words, and the others cannot be read. The original author claims: It is a miracle to be able to sign the contract)]