
Doomsday: Without You, Nothing Matters
末日:失去你,一切毫无意义
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 539k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 末日:永失所爱的我创死了所有人Alternate title on Fanqie
210Chapters
8.8Score
6.6kReads · all time
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A very good novel. The protagonist lay in bed for a year, not only being cheated but also being cheated. I feel that the world described in the book is very broad, but now it is just a drop in the ocean. I think those chapters in the future will definitely reveal this world.
The author writes well, the prose is fluent, and all the characters are three-dimensional and full. It is a rare novel that I read without skipping a beat. The plot development is very logical, and the emotional lines are not abrupt or embarrassing.
I have read so many books, and this is one of the rare ones that I feel like leaving something behind after reading it. There are no cliche plots or embarrassing toe-tapping scenes. The writing is very real.
How should I put it? There are a lot of themes, like a story that focuses on emotional lines, but with labels of apocalypse and science fiction. I think the author must first determine a core label, such as the end of the world, and then create an atmosphere that favors the end of the world in the early stage.
This book is the only one I am following in Tomato. The author has a good writing skills, unlike other mindless books. The setting is also quite novel. Each character is vivid and has his or her own personality.
Personally, I think it's a very good setting. Let's talk more about the predicament of the end of the world, the origin and use of the golden finger, and the variety and usefulness of Taoist priests. The subsequent plot should be streamlined first.
Materials should be scarce in the last days, so why are rats still so fat?
I have reached chapter 26 now. I would like to briefly talk about my reading experience. It is a pity to abandon it if it is tasteless. The crisis on the earth caused by the explosion of the moon and the setting of the human brain machine experiment are very interesting, but the author did not focus on these two core attractions in the early stage.
It's so good-looking. I just bought such a good-looking book.
The concept is grand, the psychological description is in line with human nature and highlights the protagonist's ability to keep his heart, and the plot is in line with common sense thinking.