
I Build a City in the Apocalypse
我在末世建座城
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 835k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Surviving the Apocalypse with an Unexplained System带着无说明系统在末日求生Former title · until Oct 2026
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Apocalypse Novels, Comrades, I Need the Apocalypse!!!
Doomsday novels with no female lead. I've read the two books by Yaoshu already. And even though I'm a girl, I love male-oriented fiction, you know? (●• ̀ω•́ )✧ Preferably without supernatural abilities, but other kinds are fine too. Please! („ಡωಡ„) Thanks!
Are There Any Apocalypse Novels About Fighting Zombies With Conventional Weapons, Without Any Major Annoyances?
Purely modern weapons, or maybe with just a little sci-fi or supernatural stuff! Most zombie apocalypse novels these days have huge amounts of sci-fi and superpowers. Even the protagonist's description is packed with stats, and it's so hard to keep track of. I want to see modern weapons fighting zombie hordes!!!
Pure Survival Stories, Like Road Trips or Deserts. No Rule-Based Horror. Male-Oriented
I'd like to read books similar to Survival: One Shot, One Soul, While Others Struggle to Survive, I Go on Vacation (Highway Survival). Pure survival stories only, please. No rule-based horror, monsters, ghosts, or anything like that. Male-oriented fiction. The golden finger shouldn't be too overpowered, just useful as support.
The Male Lead Stockpiles Supplies Like Crazy Before the Apocalypse
Hehe.
Looking for a Novel Where the Protagonist Pilots a Pacific Rim-Style Mech Alone, with a System
Looking for Steampunk Stories, Mobile Castles, and the Like
I’m looking for books like "Steampunk: I Have an Ironclad City". Please recommend a few steampunk stories with mobile castles and a big-fish-eats-little-fish theme.
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After reading dozens of chapters, one of the few realistic apocalyptic novels has a bit of a walking dead feel, and the author is very attentive. It has logic and a story. I thought Tomato only had brainless cool articles. It's pretty good and worth reading.
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It looks good, but I would like to ask the author, will this book have a transcendent system? What I like most about reading apocalyptic literature is the reconstruction part, which is not only the physical reconstruction, but also the expectations for a new social structure and culture. If the extraordinary does not exist, how can I say that as time goes by, the social form will evolve into the same form as before the end of the world. Only with the existence of the extraordinary can new conflicts be formed and a new social form evolve.
It's very nice to read, and the writing is good. It has a little problem, that is, there are some chapters in the middle that don't have chapter names, which makes it a little uncomfortable to read. It will get better and better later on. I hope the author will add the chapter names in the middle, so that it will look better. Also, the introduction will be better, come on!
I just started reading the comment section and had a little expectation. After the first few chapters of the novel, I felt very happy. The use of black box technology, the small recovery of industry and agriculture, the shock of mobile cities, rush rush 😎
The overall writing is OK, but the author's imagination is not big enough (maybe he is too big to write). Super black technologies such as Icarus in the anime "Skyfall" and the portable time device in the game "Singularity" can all solve the situation after nuclear war.
The rating is low, but there is no problem with the good article👌🏻Technology and mystery interact with each other. The author can use more imagination. Satellites can be relaunched after they are offline. Satellites are still very important, especially for global applications. Consider orbital airborne troops. Receive rescue information for quick rescue. Weapons include space-based weapons. Support is more convenient.
One thing to say is that this book is one of the best apocalyptic novels I read on Tomato! It's just that it feels a bit uncomfortable if the author doesn't write the chapter names.
It suits my taste, but the disaster is too severe at the moment, and it is estimated that there will be no survivors. I will wait for the author to continue to improve the setting. After all, restoring collective civilization is more comfortable than wandering in a small group.
Looking back, the protagonist becomes almost three meters tall and has psychic powers. He won't be sitting on a golden toilet in the end.