
A Floating City at the End of the World: I Build a Global Sanctuary from the Start
末世开局悬空城,我打造全球圣地
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
52Chapters
2Reads
59.7kReads · all time
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I gave it three stars because it was reduced from five stars to one star, and then I added two stars to encourage it because it was a new author. The poisonous point is that you are reborn in the apocalypse and only fall in love when you come back. The second poisonous point is that he likes to let the tiger go back to the mountains, has no sense of safety and crisis, and is seriously inconsistent with the character (character: survive for many years in the apocalypse, and be reborn after death) The third poisonous point is that he has the ability to kill directly, but he insists on one-on-one combat without superpowers. The result is that the protagonist is beaten to death (no matter what the opponent's condition is, he is not dead anyway), and then the protagonist looks at others "jokingly" and lets others go. Poison point three, high-sounding. Others covet the protagonist's woman, and they do so blatantly, provoking, teasing, etc. The protagonist does not kill the other party, but lets the other party go. He is famously said: "This second-generation family has saved many people" (this is almost what the author expresses)
It's the end of the world and I still care about this. Why do I keep going back the more I write about it?
The plot is protracted, one plot can fill more than ten chapters, and a small incident can cover half a chapter!
It's too slow for the protagonist to become stronger. It's boring. It's deliberately suppressed. If there is this system, if I kill a zombie and add some attribute points, I will be invincible in a week. My body can directly resist nuclear bombs. It's speechless that the system is so strong and it slows down so slowly.
If you don't upgrade quickly, what are you doing?
"The flowers don't die when they fall. The wind picks them up and drops them again, so they die."
There are too many emotional scenes between a post-apocalyptic novel and a girl, and it's very clumsy. In the next forty chapters, when there is a conflict, the woman is insulted and she doesn't even fight back. She is invincible but has nothing to do and fucks with others with her bare hands. In short, she is trying her best to do it.
People who like to fall in love can watch it. Forget about surviving in the apocalypse.
Personally, I think it's pretty good. I deducted one star because it's 48~51. I really don't recommend watching it because it's a bit frustrating [laughs awkwardly] [laughs awkwardly].
Five stars first, cheers for the author Great author, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.