That Insignificant Life

The writing is delicate and rigorous, but the pace is too slow and the initial impact is not strong enough. With flashbacks, it actually feels more suitable for female channels. The first category is urban farming. There is a kind of prank that misleads readers and then creates surprises to find out that it is a doomsday novel... The overall story is very good, very similar to the real background, and the logic is clear. It develops slowly and then gradually deepens. Fortunately, I persisted in reading it. In fact, it would be better to start this book with female videos and then choose apocalyptic zombies as the first category, but there is no surprise like the author did deliberately [laughing]

There is no system or anything. It is as pure as the original novel. It requires people to calm down and read it. You can also see that the author wants to be logical and self-consistent, and you have to read it slowly to get into the rhythm. Overall, it is very interesting. Without his special background, it seems to be a real existence.

At first, I actually wanted to read a fun article, but it's normal to feel uncomfortable about doomsday stories. The more you read it, the more real it becomes. It has a bit of a metaphor for reality. People are not struggling like the walking dead. They still miss the beauty of their school days. I don't know how it will develop in the future. I guess I will gradually enter the society, and the pace will be faster. I won't be farming like I am now. It's very interesting, and I need to follow it for a long time to get a taste of the good articles.

Okay, although it's bland, it's still quite interesting. Keep it for now and read more later.

No army? I feel like there are so few thermal weapons. I don't know why. The armies in doomsday-themed novels are too weak or don't write about the army at all.