
I Make Movies in the Apocalypse
我在末世拍电影
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 459k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 11d ago
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First, I want to praise you; your subject matter is excellent. Then there's the protagonist's journey and growth. Some people say the protagonist's "loser" persona feels like a normal person's growth experience. Moreover, the protagonist hasn't encountered any truly fatal crises, which I think is quite reasonable in the early stages.
The writing style is very mature, and the concept is good. Using the apocalypse to enhance the protagonist's abilities creates a two-way progression of the plot, preventing it from becoming boring or suppressing the main character. While the protagonist is weak, he is able to protect himself, and the character development is rich.
It's well-written; at least I can keep up with the latest chapters. I hope the author can maintain the original outline and continue writing. Perhaps some negative reviews could be filtered out; I think it's quite good for a post-apocalyptic wasteland novel.
It feels like a unique style. I don't usually post reviews unless it's something with a lot of potential. The writing is fantastic; it perfectly captures the essence of apocalyptic fiction, and you can tell the author is a content creator on Bilibili. I can only say that if you're looking for a unique type of post-apocalyptic story, then you should check this out.
Overall, it looks pretty good, though there are some illogical parts. The plot is quite overpowered, featuring an apartment with an invincible space and a shopping mall with technology surpassing both the current world and the post-apocalyptic world. The protagonist undergoes a growth process, adapting from modern society to the apocalypse.
This book has a very novel premise; at least I haven't seen a similar post-apocalyptic novel on Tomato Bookstore. The author uses the novel angle of filmmaking as a starting point to tell the story of their experiences in the apocalypse and the various events they get caught up in.
Author, did you know that even the Analects of Confucius is telling you to update more frequently? "At thirty, one stands firm": means you need to update thirty chapters to establish yourself in the online literature world. "At forty, one is no longer perplexed": means updating forty chapters daily to continuously gain readers' gratitude and praise, and no longer be confused about the meaning of…
Currently, the pacing is good, and the logic is complete and the plot is smooth. However, it seems that the pace is being accelerated. If it is not handled well, the plot may fall apart after returning to Earth. If it is handled well, it may become another novel with a high score of 9.5 or above.
It was written to my liking. Perhaps because I don't always read with my brain, I couldn't see any flaws. Or maybe I just turned away from books with flaws after seeing them, so I don't remember them. Well, looking at the publication dates of the first dozen or so chapters, it's been 23 years, so it's like an old book has been revived. Keep it up, author! Please don't abandon this project! Uwu
I rarely review books, but this one is really good, with a vast world-building, but it doesn't seem to have many readers. I checked, and it seems the author's update schedule is inconsistent. I hope the author will keep updating regularly!