The Chronicles of Xuyuan

After reading Tomato's other apocalyptic novels, I found that almost all the other camps the protagonists encountered were bad and pure villains. However, in this novel, from the protagonists to the supporting characters to the villains, everyone is a king of resistance [facepalm]

I have always disliked the kind of doomsday novels that forcibly create a virgin at the beginning for the protagonist to take the sword. Claiming that he is a cruel and vicious wolf at the beginning may not reflect all of this theme. In this book, the main characters are well developed. In just a few chapters, a strong high school student protagonist and his companions with their own abilities are presented. Like the author's writing, they are just beginning to show their talents and have a promising future. As some plots become more popular later, they may be criticized for being too idealistic and story-based, and may be considered to deviate from realism. My opinion on this point is that the author has handled it well in this way, and he has really grasped the degree. The choices made by the protagonists in the current chapters have their reasons, and are not too abrupt. After all, if the doomsday theme is too realistic, it will be desperate, but if it is too unrealistic, it will be very enjoyable to read.

I've finally caught up with the progress - the plot and characters are very good so far, it's not mindless or cruel, it's really a qualified post-apocalyptic novel [heartfelt] (actually this is normal...) It can be said to be a breath of fresh air on a platform where cool and sadistic articles are rampant. Tomato, you also made me eat the fine chaff [Admiration], but it's a pity that there is no heat [face covering]

A zombie article that is completely different from the rest of the world. It is a good explanation of how a high school student should react when encountering zombies, rather than choosing the best solution from a God's perspective and then mindlessly beating zombies. Everyone in the plot is useful. Everyone has their own personality, characteristics, and functions. So far, no one is a vase. Although there is a sugary plot, it is sweet but not greasy. I like it very much. Kudos to the author [Like]

This book perfectly satisfies our fantasy about "what to do if a zombie virus suddenly breaks out" when we were in school. It's really beautiful. Please go see it. [Crying] I can do anything. Although there are some problems with the author's plot, it's not harmful. (There are minor spoilers below, so don't read if you don't like it, but I still recommend reading it) It was a bit uncomfortable when the protagonist group was forced to join the parliament, but then it was harmless enough to run away. Then maybe the author is a newbie and needs to polish the plot a bit, but the writing is really very good and the writing style is very in line with my wishes. And here is a little bit of private information. Normally speaking, the space station has a return capsule. Even if there is no one on the ground to control it, astronauts should be able to set their own return procedures. The hardware is there. However, the survival rate of astronauts without medical help after return is relatively low () bub One percent good book

It's been a long time since I've seen such a relevant post-apocalyptic novel. It has both hard core and emotional drama. The most important thing is that from the character description to the plot development, there is no sense of disconnection. It is relatively realistic and rare [Like] Finished spreading flowers [like]

It's been a long time since I've seen an opening like this that made my eyes light up. The last time it was Commander Chen Shusheng who attacked us next door, and Bai Luo, the envoy of the solstice. Come on, author, I believe you can make it.

It's very well written. It's a bit like a group portrait novel. There is no Madonna, which is great. Every character is flesh and blood.

When I read "The Age of Supernova" again, I thought about what would happen if there were only a group of students left in an apocalyptic world where there were more than just humans. This book perfectly captured my idea.

Just read the introduction for the setting; there are no surprises in the writing; the plot as a whole is not a cool online novel, and there is no sense of deliberateness; the pacing is okay, and the pace is moderate; the characters have their own characteristics, because the motivations are also reasonable, unlike some characters in the text that only serve to promote the plot, resulting in flat characters; the atmosphere of the background and environment is not very strong, but it is a good first book by the author Summary: Worth a look