The Forged Doomsday Journal
被伪造的末日笔记
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- 1.1M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Zombies! Zombies! I’m Out of Books. Looking for Zombie Stories!
Looking for Books by Authors Who've Lost Their Traffic and Can't Keep Writing, and Are About to Quit
Looking for a book like "I Came from the Wasteland". Any kind of book is fine. I don’t want to miss any gems that had to stop because they weren’t getting enough readers.
Apocalypse Novels I Can Actually Keep Reading Right Now
No saintly pushover, no dumb characters.
Apocalypse Fiction Is So Hard to Write Well. Calling for Recommendations from All You Experts
The Apocalypse Begins with a Zombie Outbreak on Campus, and the Protagonist Is a Student
Any Apocalypse Novels Set on Campus, Preferably With Zombies and a Couple?
Looking for books like "Global Corpse Mutation: The Evil Seed Descends".
A Zombie Apocalypse Survival Story That’s as Realistic as Possible: No System, No Pocket Dimension, No Superpowers
If a zombie virus 🦠 broke out in real life one day, how would we survive in the apocalypse?
Zombie Outbreak Stories ✌✌
Please, I need zombie stories! Not the kind where they start by stockpiling supplies. Ideally, something that shows people's true nature in the apocalypse and will absolutely wreck me. I've seen pretty much every zombie movie out there, so now I'm looking for zombie fiction 🌈
Any Apocalypse Novels That Feel Realistic?
Any New Books? I'll Give Them Five Stars!
I want to read books like "Myriad Transmigrations: After Turning Into a Phone, I Enjoyed Every Perk". Support new writers and let’s keep each other going. This similar title is actually my own book, so if you can, please give it five stars too ≥﹏≤
Gather Here If You Love Pure Post-Apocalyptic Stories
Fans of pure post-apocalyptic stories, gather here.
School Zombie Apocalypse Stories
High school students face the apocalypse during class and use whatever they can find nearby to escape.
#Realistic Apocalypse Stories
No harem, no saintly lead, and the characters need to have brains.
Any Post-Apocalyptic Stories Like The Walking Dead?
Are there any post-apocalyptic stories like "The Walking Dead"? No supernatural powers, cultivation, mutated zombies, or other random stuff, just ordinary people trying to survive in a zombie-infested world.
Haven’t Read Post-Apocalyptic Stories in Ages. Veteran Readers, Recommend Me Some! (๑•̀ㅁ•́ฅ)
Please recommend apocalypse stories.
Looking for Realistic Apocalypse Stories
Give me something more realistic. I don't want one where the protagonist is invincible right from the start.
Pure Apocalypse, School Setting From the Start
Looking for a Zombie Novel with No Superpowers or System, One That's Engrossing and Extremely Realistic
Any Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Stories Where the Protagonist Survives on Wits Alone, with No System?
Sci-Fi Apocalypse, Urban Fantasy, Meticulous Plot, High Ratings, and Something You Can Learn From
Looking for books similar to Sequence: Devourer of Gods. This book really understands the human heart. Forget the apocalypse, isn't reality just the same, full of scheming and infighting? The author has dissected the human heart so well. I really enjoyed it and learned a lot.
Relatively Realistic Apocalypse Stories
Are there any actual zombie-apocalypse stories? Other kinds are fine too. The protagonist shouldn't be absurdly overpowered, or a womanizer with a harem. I'd like something fairly grounded, with side characters who aren't idiots.
Do Apocalypse Settings Really Not Need to Consider Reality or Logic?
Looking for books like "Doomsday Cockroach." I'm tired of all these stories about the whole world freezing, electronics failing, or global heat waves! Anything but an apocalypse like a zombie crisis, with widespread indiscriminate deaths in a short time! Would order really collapse? Would the military really be completely useless?
Who's the Best at Post-Apocalyptic Novels?
The human heart is hard to fathom.
Looking for a Truly Post-Apocalyptic Novel
A lot of people don’t distinguish between a disaster and the apocalypse. The apocalypse means there is no morality, law, or state, and everyone will do whatever it takes to survive. Many people write the apocalypse as just a huge disaster, with saintly characters thrown in. The way the apocalypse is portrayed these days really makes no sense.
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The Apocalypse Begins with a Midnight Phone Call!
Warlord of the Apocalypse: Starting by Conquering Japan and the Xenomorphs
Escape from the Zombie Horde on Campus
The System and I Help My Brother Become a Big Shot in the Apocalypse
The Doomsday Home
A Zombie's Guide to Self-Preservation
When the Apocalypse Hits, I Make the Rules
Apocalypse: The True Story of a Zombie Outbreak on Campus
72 Hours of Bloodshed
Zombie Game: The Protagonist of Class 3-6 Arrives
Mutants Besiege the City: From the Senior Year Exam Hall to the Battlefield of the Apocalypse
Forbidden Zone of Flesh and Blood
The Forbidden Zone of Blood and Light: City Under Siege
The Sea of Corpses: A Journey Through the Apocalypse
Plague-Ridden High School
Campus Zombie Apocalypse
I Control Life and Death, and Every Woman Around Me Is a Goddess
Scraping By in the Apocalypse
The Academy Is Dead: I Should Have Fed That Goody-Two-Shoes to the Zombies
Dark Light: Origin
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Strange clouds obscure the sun, making voices hesitant; half dusk, half night. Walking corpses and diseased beasts roam the land; lamentations echo as countless lights go out. ... You, savor the moment... 🍉🍉🍉
The book is very well written and immersive. Later, I understood that the G-virus was discovered in the Arctic after the second battle, leading to the onset of the disease. After people developed antibodies, Dr. Aita secretly researched the G-virus, and the Nightmare Wolf Group later spread the virus.
It's a traditional zombie novel with a pretty good storyline. The campus setting made me feel like I was back in my dorm days. However, the setup in the beginning is a bit long, and the climax comes later. The second volume feels a bit disjointed, but that's also a major strength of the story.
I'm giving myself a pat on the back. This book has been polished with many details. The beginning might be a bit dry, but that's all to lay the groundwork for the later plot. I still have many shortcomings, and I will continue to work hard. In short, thank you to everyone who has supported me.
The writing is realistic and immersive; you can tell the author tried their best to depict the scenes they imagined. The abundant foreshadowing makes everything seem so logical. I listened, and some of the onomatopoeia was a little strange, but it didn't detract from the overall experience. Some foreshadowing elements were too long in the middle, making it easy to forget what happened before.
It's well-written, but some parts lack paragraph breaks, making it tiring to read. The content itself is fine. Keep up the good work, author! With a few minor revisions, try to reach one million words and get a million-word book ready to take off.
I feel like I can keep going!
It is indeed a memoir, a memoir unique to the author.
Author, I'm so sorry, I fell asleep listening to it last night. But your scene descriptions are very natural, and the characters are very vivid. Hearing those nicknames made me feel like I was back in school. The more I watched, the more it reminded me of Train to Busan or To Live.
The author has already written so much! That's amazing! I give a thumbs up to the hardworking and persistent author!