Nuclear War Apocalypse: A New Dawn in the Wasteland

The word "cow" means that he is not brainless and does not work alone. Unlike other apocalyptic novels, when the apocalypse breaks out, the police, armed police, and armed forces are all dead, and they are dumbfounded and don't even say a word. One of the protagonists is even more awesome than the municipal unit [Please update] [Please update]

Worth appreciating, a rare piece of writing about the apocalypse. The protagonist's character is not very mature from the beginning, but gradually grows into a character who can stand alone as the plot develops. The supporting characters are vivid and have their own characteristics. Wu Zhenhua has an old leadership style, He Hai is like a veteran, and Xu Dechen is like a big secretary who works hard. The social system of the end of the world is well controlled, and every aspect of the shelter under the jurisdiction of the protagonist has been considered in every detail. The apocalyptic scene outside the shelter is also well described. It is not a cookie-cutter kind of thing, but fits the different situations in different scenes. As for the villain, in the current update, I only see one villain, but he is not a brainless person, nor can he be called a villain, but his stance is different. The protagonist's goal is to revive civilization. The villain wants to build a warlord system, but fails because of insufficient ability. When he encounters the protagonist later, he does not wait for the protagonist to knock on the door. After learning the protagonist's information, he takes the initiative to attack. The world view has not yet been fully developed, and I am looking forward to the collision between the protagonist and other forces. The city in the sky and the grandnephew that were heavily written in ink at the beginning must be a big foreshadowing. I don't know what will happen to the grandnephew who has no family ties to him after meeting the protagonist at the Sky City Sanctuary. Now, 6,000 words a day is not enough. The author must quickly code 100,000 words and give it to me first.

Real apocalypse, hardcore science fiction. Farming in a shelter, there are no brainless villains, everyone is united [Apocalypse + Radiation + Subway + Mecha + Shelter + Natural Disaster + Wasteland + Animal Mutation] [No superpowers, no system, single female protagonist] Pure science fiction doomsday, quality writing, the main plot revolves around the construction and development of subway shelters, and the core is a science fiction and realistic doomsday social scene. In 2106 AD, Lin Shaojin, who was originally frozen for medical treatment, encountered a nuclear war after waking up. When the apocalypse came, Lin Shaojin was forced to take refuge in a subway station. Because of his special experience, he became the manager of the subway shelter... He will lead people who have been pampered for nearly a century to learn how to face an era of material shortages and challenge various crises of the apocalypse. I will try my best to write a real apocalypse. I would like to give this book to all book friends who like apocalyptic themes.

I have read so many apocalyptic novels, but this one is the only one that suits my taste. It contains many thought-provoking themes, such as the complexity of human nature, the ambiguity of morality, the meaning and value of life, etc. The plot of the construction and development of the shelter is also very exciting. The female protagonist makes me feel as good as my first love. The male protagonist is resolute, decisive and responsible. He continues to grow in the plot, giving people a sense of cultivation.

If this book can be written more than 1 million words, then a high-quality book is definitely the minimum limit.

This is a very realistic and objective apocalyptic novel with a meticulous main line and development context. I actually like a sentence: Around us, there is never a shortage of people who stand up in times of crisis. They support civilization, those people who can be named, but cannot be named, and are eventually lost in the long river of history, but these people support a civilization that will never end, holding bones as torches, lighting up civilization. A rare good book, or rather, an apocalypse. It not only has the core of Chinese civilization, but also has good and meticulous writing skills. It is very worthy of appreciation.

In front of the court, the old plum blossoms are fragrant with the new fragrance. The old friends at that time are no longer around now. I sit in the lonely alley and watch the floating sky and dream. When I wake up, I might just be in a dream and forget all my life experience. Where is my hometown? This novel left me with endless memories and I can feel its charm after reading it many times. The author's writing style is both concise and profound, making people forget to leave. At the same time, the storyline in the novel also made me want to stop reading. Every plot is full of expectations. There's a lot to think about, too.

Analyzing the future nuclear war apocalypse from another angle is unique to Tomato. The writing style is not concise, the writing style is a bit immature, and the idea is too obvious, but the sentences are smooth and read reasonably well, like a college student who has just studied philosophy, and it is quite unique. The author has his own opinions on social forms and international trends, which also gave me some rare feelings. But the specific content is a little naive and takes it for granted, but it is still just a novel, which is completely enough for non-liberal arts majors. At the same time, the author is not pushy. If he is not good at writing emotional lines, he will just hastily cover them with a few strokes, so that it will not make people feel too uncomfortable. Overall, the subject matter is unique and worth checking out.

Halfway through the exam, I have so many feelings. Apocalyptic Subway Shelter grabbed my attention from the beginning. The world described by the author is cruel and real. While I was immersed in it, it also caused me to think deeply about my current life. A good work is like drinking tea. The words and sentences catch the eye, appear raw at first, and then become tactful. Whether it is the immediate sense of imagination of the "Metro" series of games, or the exaggerated but reasonable "ancestors, ancestors, and grandchildren" relationship, the author's careful craftsmanship of this work can be seen between the lines. Of course, what touches me the most is probably the dialectical materialism that the author has integrated into his work. Unfortunately, it may be because he is more science-oriented, which is not very understandable, but it can be vaguely seen that the author wants to teach us the need for objective dialectics. Thank you very much, but it can be regarded as private information. From a purely novel perspective, the storyline is compact and each chapter is full of suspense, making me always eager to know what will happen next. The author's description of the apocalyptic environment and the discussion about the nature of people and human nature in the article made me enjoy the story and at the same time, I couldn't help but think about the nature of human society and the choices we make when facing disasters. In my opinion, this is indeed an excellent novel. I am very grateful to the author for taking me to experience a life full of challenges and rich connotations. I hope that the author can go all the way with materialist dialectics like what he wrote and create a localized utopia that conforms to the social form.

The first three chapters are quite fascinating. Depending on the times, a person in the 21st century will develop in the future. Because of the different backgrounds of the times, people's ideas and behaviors are different. It is full of rigorous imagination about the future, which I feel is quite good, although there are a few people following it now. Moreover, the author is very careful and considers many aspects that other authors have not considered. From the perspective of religious management and institutions, it explains a lot about human nature. Especially in the last days, human nature emits instinctive thoughts. I hope the author can write more