Zombie Train

As a doomsday zombie-themed novel, I think it is already a very hard-core work. Although the author was a little conflicted in the writing style in the early stage due to technical issues, in the following journey he showed extremely hard-core knowledge of geography, military, history and biology, which ensured the rationality of the structure while promoting the plot. Of course, it also complemented the internal setting of the book and the description of each branch plot. The world view is complete, including the rationality of the virus, the reasons for the defeat of the human army, and the black hands behind the incident. To sum up, this is a hard-core doomsday zombie novel. I deeply admire the portrayal of the characters in it. The kind of determination to maintain the last trace of humanity in the face of doomsday and work together with a team to return to a bright future. This is what most tomato novels lack - the deep core. It's not the usual protagonist group killing each other, but when the doomsday suddenly comes, it's a hymn of courage and resistance for mankind! So based on the praise of the work, I give my own answer. Human beings will never give up hope.

I just realized that I started reading this book in April, and I haven't given a review until now. I just made up for it today. I caught up to chapter 99 at that time, but the author was too slow to update. I planned to support the book, but I ended up reading it now. I think this book is very good. After getting used to seeing systems, superpowers, and extraordinary things, I suddenly became interested in some post-apocalyptic survival that is close to reality. I think there are a few good ones, one is this one and the other one is Zombie Destruction Project. Of course, Abaddon and the like are not excluded. First of all, the subject matter of this book is interesting. It is not limited to China, but involves international students studying abroad and studying in China. This is very interesting first of all. In addition, his role is also good. I like both the heroine and the protagonist. The engineer is also a good tool man. The soldier was a good mentor. If the protagonist doesn't have any major issues in the early stage, there will be no problem. This journey is also thrilling but interesting. I don't know what the ending will be like, which I'm looking forward to. But I have to say, this book is really interesting. The single female protagonist is also great. If you are tired of watching, extraordinary system time travel and rebirth. If you want to change the taste, you might as well try this.

Very beautiful, very beautiful! ! I am not a military fan or a dabbler in the field of any weapons or vehicles, and I don't know much about the more professional things discussed in the book and the comment area. So I can only judge from the perspective of reading novels. 1. The setting in the book is relatively rigorous. The author has taken into account the impact of the geographical environment and the degree of train damage. The descriptions of each fighting plot are very detailed and graphic. 2. The supporting characters currently appearing in the book are all distinctive and memorable, and they fit my stereotype of those who can survive the apocalypse. Moreover, the identity setting of the characters is very clever. For example, a student who knows about the biology laboratory meets a railway engineer near the student apartment and the train station. 3. There are no cheats, the protagonist has his own bottom line and his own logic. But they are so brave. To sum up, it's very interesting. I hope the author will work hard.

It's a rare super-realistic zombie novel, and the weapons and firepower are also relatively realistic. I hope to see the protagonist grow up along the way.

It's really real. Unlike other apocalyptic characters, the protagonist can open a harem and kill a bunch of ridiculous zombies instantly with one skill. The background settings of the story are very detailed, both in terms of the reasons for the emergence of the virus and the construction of human civilization after being hit by the virus. My culture is limited and I am not very good at describing it, but the book is really interesting [Adoration]

The writing is simple and no nonsense. But it's immersive to read. The writing is smooth and compact, and the logic is self-consistent (except that I felt that the ammunition consumption speed in the early stage was abnormal, and there was also the question of why the gun store was not robbed). There are almost no shortcomings. It's a very good subject to follow the author's train through Europe and Asia under the apocalypse, changing the scenery as you move. In addition to simply fighting zombies and surviving, you will encounter different survivors based on the customs and customs of different countries. The theme of this wasteland road novel is very good and very artistic.

Who knows? While checking various information (there is a lot of interesting knowledge that I have never been exposed to) and looking at the map of Europe, I feel like I am on an adventure with them! It's so real. Coupled with the interspersed plots, the novel has its own independent world view, and the characters speak as if they were translated from English. The details are very special. After reading so many zombie novels, I was really surprised for the first time. I read very slowly. I carefully read every paragraph of the text described by the author, and reconstructed the real scene in my mind. Going deep into it, following the protagonist to experience various moods, it is definitely worth savoring. I hope the author will work hard. I really want to see the day when the protagonist group returns to China. This is the most interesting zombie novel I have ever read. I really want to see it made into a TV series. Great support, author. Come on, come on.

The book is good, and the content is good. Judging from the two updates so far, I am already very satisfied, because I think the quality of this book is really good. So far, I have not found any big poisonous points, and the protagonist does not stagnate, hesitate, or wander at the crossroads of morality and survival like other books. Nor is it like the protagonist in other books who reveals all the bad roots of mankind as soon as the end of the world comes, and calls the indiscriminate killing of innocent people a decisive killing, and there are still a bunch of people applauding in the key comment area? ? This book ends directly. Returning home should be the ultimate goal of the protagonist group. It is very pure! I hope the author can maintain it, it must be five stars Isn't this better than those system cool articles? ? Whatever the protagonist says, it's better to go home and eat N

It's rare to see a well-written post-apocalyptic novel on Tomato. It's relatively realistic. There are references to a series of zombie games such as Extinction and Survival 2, but it's not an easy read. I'll finish it in two or three days. The author will update soon [laughing][laughing][laughing]

A good post-apocalyptic novel that feels very real

One of the best realistic zombie novels I have ever read. The last one I read was a long time ago (Struggle in the Biochemical Doomsday). There were no messy superpowers or excessively mutated zombies, and the power of human heavy weapons was also written very objectively.

It's very good-looking. Although the main plot is very simple, the plot at each stop is very compact and reasonable. The description of ordinary people's survival in the apocalypse is very real. If there were no stereotypes about the heroine and some embarrassing emotional descriptions, it would be a perfect apocalyptic article. (It might be more reasonable if the heroine is a college student like the hero instead of a migrant worker who has entered society, or if the author doesn't know how to write female characters, he can just not write it.)

It's a very good book. I'm so impressed by the author's rigorous writing and marked references that I have nothing to say. The plot is also real and non-toxic. It's quite good. It can be ranked T0 level among realistic apocalyptic novels. To be honest, I have a feeling that such a good book should not appear on Tomato. The setting, plot, and characters are all excellent, especially the rhythm of the whole text. Reading more than two hundred chapters is like watching an excellent American TV series. I think this book can be adapted into a TV series or game, and I hope it can be completed normally.

The plot is compact, has no flaws, is rich in theoretical knowledge, and has a strict virus background. It is the most realistic zombie novel I have ever read, and it does not overly weaken the army. You must read it [Like]

It's good-looking, and the characters I've written so far have full personalities and online IQs. But this novel reminds me of a game about driving a train to fight zombies [Thinking] [Thinking] Has the author ever seen this game? [Sending Hearts]

Good-looking, interesting, no system, zombie survival, train development, go home! I think the ratings are basically around 5 points. How did you get this 6.6 Rating? ? ? ?

The best doomsday text I have seen so far, Hexagon Warrior in the Zombie Zone. The equal and objective performance of combat power and neutral political attitude not only respect the culture and history of all nations, but also highlight the unique local sentiment of the Chinese people. It is full of bold conjectures about the concepts of viruses and zombies and the understanding of the post-disaster world situation, which not only draws on classics, but also breaks stereotypes. The narrative and flashback arrangements are reasonable. It would be better if some parallel narratives could be added to extend the story structure into a more three-dimensional one. Especially the relatively minor survivor groups, such as the narration of the group of survivors next to the railway who were affected by the plague, and the part about the ogres in the small town, I felt very immersive. This kind of short story that has a certain connection with the protagonist group can often give the audience a change of taste during a long journey, which is very necessary. Then I hope not to have Dao Shao and Feng. I feel that the relationship between the two of them is really warm. Although I boldly predict that Asji will still die, I hope that he will not die so heroically and just be calmer. It would be best if he could even have a phone call with his daughter. I believe this is the ending he hopes for. We will continue to pursue it. I hope everyone can reach China safely. I hope the Chinese government can shoulder the important task of protecting the human fire and unite the people of the world in this critical autumn! Come on, author!

This is probably the best apocalyptic novel about mortals so far. I don't think it should be listed on 🍅 if it's so good. The story is very real, and the country is real. It is not like those messy stories, and there is no mindless murder. An ordinary person returns to his motherland from a novice to a leader in the apocalypse. It is worth watching! [Love]

As a realistic doomsday style book, I think it is well written. There is only one small problem in the early stage where the heroine is saved (to be honest, I think it is okay, people are social animals). The writing style is a bit jerky in the early stage, but the environment is well described, and the psychological description and characterization of the characters are very vivid and three-dimensional. Being realistic enough is also one of the advantages. The protagonist group is indeed growing and making progress. The plot is substantial and full, which is considered a fairy tale in Tomato. There is almost no poisonous point (if there is, it does not affect the viewing, it is very small). Overall, it is worth watching [Like] The most unbearable thing is that whenever the heroine cries, there are people in the comments section saying that the heroine is holding her back [face covering] You mean you can keep calm while driving when the monster's claws are about to reach your head and then turn around and kill him? [Covers face] Don't make me laugh

It's a good book. The author's writing style is very good and the content is relatively hardcore. Different from ordinary zombie novels, the writing is not brutal and has a warm feeling. It's not an invincible style, but it can be accepted by readers who like cool writing. You can basically save a person and get a unit. As for whether there will be a female protagonist, I'm not sure, but there is a high probability that there will be. After trying the poison for everyone, I still chose to quit, if you don't remind me. One final reminder, never open comments, as it will reduce your reading interest. [Eat melon]

A very real novel. I have read many post-apocalyptic zombie novels. The protagonist of this one is the most unsatisfactory to me.

To be honest, I really didn't expect to see such a good novel on Tomato. I'm halfway through the series now, and 95% of the parts are very logical. The author's choice of large-scale straightforward narration to write this book is a test of his storytelling ability. The author's ability to shape the characters through large-scale dialogues and detailed behaviors also tests the author's writing skills. But the author has handled it very well. Although it may be a niche topic, the quality of the article itself is already top-notch. There are some places where the treatment is a little anxious, but it is not harmful. In short, it can be expected to be a good story.

It's very attractive. I thought about it carefully. It should be a new reading experience created by this kind of chaos mixed with rules, giving people a different feeling. This kind of society is on the verge of collapse, but still has a certain degree of vitality. The writing is not bad.

I don't know when the audio book will be available. It's perfect for dubbing and being made into a movie or TV series. Can I have my own zombie movie? Hey

Alas, it feels like a pity. The subject matter is very good and the author has always preferred a realistic style. The early rhythm is very good. Except for the two female characters, the writing is a bit marginal (but there is not much staring part, which is acceptable). I really like the shaping of the protagonist. I am not obsessed with making him a completely rational Iron Man or an omnipotent hero. His determination does not come from deus ex machina but from clear goals and human dignity. But after arriving at Korvitz, the pace begins to mess up, or the pace is too tight and does not give the reader a breather. I kept encountering various problems (although the farm was a break, but not for the reader). I thought things would go smoothly after leaving the farm, but there were still detours, encounters, and accidents. I looked at the table of contents and found that I didn't leave Germany until Chapter 390. It was too delayed and made me feel very uncomfortable. There are even plots that are difficult for the sake of creating difficulties, such as the protagonist's hearing and Jones' injury. I can't think of any role in character creation and plot development, and I don't quite understand why it is arranged this way. It would be much better to delete a lot of unnecessary frustrations. And here I want to refute some of the views in the comment area, "How can you go so far without encountering many difficulties when the end comes" and "Life is full of accidents". These are all facts, but they cannot be applied to artistic creation without derivation. Artistic creation is controllable by the creator, so one should evaluate what content is useful and what content is cumbersome. Not only difficulties can reflect growth, nor are only frequent accidents during the journey worthy of writing. …If the author's purpose is to deliberately use frequent difficulties to reflect the suffering and despair of the end of the world, I would indeed feel like I was being teased, and it would go against the original idea of ​​reading the book. In short, I probably don't plan to read it anymore, I do feel too tired, but I still have to affirm that this article is already very good among the doomsday articles.

Update soon, the author's writing style is very personal [sending my heart] [sending my heart] Overall, this book is unique at least on Tomato (although I skipped reading it) First of all, the subject matter. There's nothing much to say about this. Strictly speaking, this is a road novel. Secondly, the author has done research on various issues. Although in some places it may be seen that the author's explanation of some knowledge is rather blunt, he still tried his best to do the investigation and restored us a doomsday survival that is as realistic as possible. However, the author does not pursue knowledge in an extreme way. He has a good grasp of the plot of the novel. It is a bonus to have a good foundation of basic skills and a rich reserve of knowledge. After all, survival in the apocalypse cannot be limited to one aspect of knowledge. You need to understand everything from weapons, vehicles, to various technologies. It is still difficult to write it all without actual exposure, but the author is already trying his best to do this. Then the author has a very good attitude. He encourages everyone to participate in corrections and answers questions patiently. I didn't expect that this old man would also take a holiday. Who is serious about the author taking two days off on the weekend [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] Moreover, the author has a passion for excellence in it. For example, I think some characters are okay, but the author still feels that the description is not adequate, including mentioning that the chapters will be reset after finishing the book. Finally, the atmosphere in the comment area is also unique. There is a lot of professional knowledge in the comment area, and the atmosphere of discussion is also very harmonious. Instead of directly arguing, everyone also looks for information or expresses their own reasonable thoughts to discuss. The person who is corrected does not give a straight line and listens to other people's opinions. So to sum up, with such readers and authors, it is only a matter of time before this book becomes a masterpiece.

Good-looking, novel subject matter [Chigua] There is a subway: the chance to leave. If you have played similar games, you can click here to take a look. My reasonable discussion of the plot above does not mean to disparage the author. I am just telling you what to do if a similar situation really happens, based on a realistic perspective and limited experience. After all, not everyone is willing to use their brains when reading a book, and not everyone is the protagonist and has a protagonist's destiny. Reading my comments really doesn't break your defense, really. There is nothing wrong with adding some elements in order for the plot to unfold normally. Since realistic works always have to accept criticism, otherwise if you write without making any progress, then you are really screwed up (that's me) Okay, that's all. I suddenly remembered this book while reading the reviews recently.

It is an unsystematic zombie apocalypse story, slow-paced and relevant to daily life. Because it is constantly switching maps, there will generally not be too much repetition in the plot. If it is true as the introduction says, I will follow it until the ending (I still have to buy the book, and there are too few updates at present to make it uncomfortable [Thinking] Come on) Slow pace and realism are really to my liking. Come on, author [blowing kiss]

The writing is really good, you can tell at a glance

This book is worth reading slowly. It is indeed a bit white and peaceful at the beginning, but the writing is quite good after entering the state. The protagonist group reveals the brilliance of human nature, and the growth of the protagonist is also very reasonable. Not everything can be handled calmly and rationally. The author is also very good. He polished and corrected many bad points himself, and made many things as reasonable as possible. If you want to see a cool and brainless story about being decisive in killing, being cautious at all times, and growing into an old monster on the first day of the apocalypse, then you can go to the system rebirth cool story section. In the case of Holy Mother, the protagonist's unreasonableness and unreasonableness are the poisonous points. It can only be said that Shuangwen fed her brains. The protagonist is a college student. If you think he should be decisive in everything and cautious like an old fox, then you are invincible, kid [laughs][laughs].