An Angler in a World of Living Dead

The writing is very good, but what is lacking is the writing style and experience. I have always thought that Tomato's apocalyptic novels are not good at all, except for "Fire Dance and Wolf Song". The author's writing style is not very good, but he is also very clear about it, so he does not spread too much. It feels very good, but maybe the audience in this area is relatively small, so it is not very popular. I have read this novel before, mainly at Qidian. This novel really surprised me. I don't have much money. I can see it at Qidian.

The story is so cleverly conceived, very good and very interesting.

It's pretty good to watch, the storyline is exciting

It's so beautiful, good reviews [like]

The work combines many elements. The life of a fisherman is interesting, even in the end of the world. The style of the work is humorous, but it also expresses human nature. The work is logically rigorous and the plot is smooth.

The theme of this zombie apocalypse novel is particularly novel, and the plot is also very exciting. The author's writing style is good, the story is full of ups and downs, and the characters are very vivid. A very good book, highly recommended.

It's a super nice book about the apocalypse. It opens up your mind. Every chapter is wonderful. The writing is funny and the characters are three-dimensional and full. It's very immersive. I read the updates in one go. I look forward to the subsequent chapters. I recommend it with five stars (≧∇≦).

This is an imaginative novel with a novel plot setting and a refreshing feeling. Coupled with the exquisite writing style, compact plot, and vivid characters, it is very enjoyable to read. It is supported by five-star reviews. Come on come on!

A highly recommended apocalyptic novel. As a fisherman, Tianming, how does he survive in this sudden apocalypse? Should he take this opportunity to release the evil in his heart, or should he stick to his moral bottom line, lead everyone to live in this doomsday, and finally rebuild social order. This book tends to be a slow read, and although the sentence fragment at the beginning is very long, this problem can be avoided if you listen to the book.

The subject matter is novel and the story is fluent, especially the origin of the living corpses, which is the most reasonable among all biochemical-themed works I have read. There is also the saying that carbon-based organisms are like paper in the face of modern weapons, which is very reasonable. And it reasonably handles the setting of the outbreak of biochemical crisis and the automatic disappearance of modern troops. Practical reasons were given for the military's lack of involvement. The only drawback is that the protagonist is too benevolent. Perhaps this is also a reasonable behavior for a normal person when facing a disaster.