The Vanishing Light: A Fungal Catastrophe
消失的光芒：真菌大灾变
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 204k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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86Chapters
9Reads · 30 days
9.8kReads · all time
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After reading it for a while, I felt the beginning was quite good. It uses a flashback structure to describe the story's background and the origin of the virus. I think this book is quite good so far, with echoes of The Last of Us, which I really like. The protagonist enlisted at 18 and was discharged at 30. After struggling in society for a few years, he should be around 35 now.
Very good. A truly excellent book. Keep it up!
The writing style is among the best I've read in post-apocalyptic novels, and the protagonist is very appealing. The only downside is that the author is a bit of a jerk, and there are no branches (referring to the author's name). 😅😅😅
Just looking at the environmental descriptions in the first ten chapters, this book surpasses most post-apocalyptic novels. The author's writing is delicate and captivating; I even forgot to leave a comment while reading. As for the author mentioning poor performance, that's unavoidable; there have been so many new post-apocalyptic books this year, the market is flooded with wild horses. Keep writing, and keep going! (Encouragement from a fellow author)
That was a really fast strike; at least leave a teammate alive!
Very good, well written.
Author, your writing is really good, but why did you stop updating? Waaaaah! It's very well written, keep it up, author! This is a gem of a novel.
Mmm, it looks good.
The decay of cities and the corruption of people's hearts under the apocalypse is a really good book, and the protagonist is just my type. It's just that too few people are reading it. Author, keep writing and keep it up!