The Strange Apocalypse: I’m Containment Object No. 1, So What If I’m a Little Too Strong?

This is a slow-moving novel. The author spends more than 100 chapters describing what happened after the protagonist wakes up and arrives in Sewage Town. The bright and dark lines of the story are intertwined. There is no doubt that careful reading and thinking are required to avoid losing the main clues, which also greatly lengthens the time of the story. The protagonist is not very powerful at the beginning, but he has the ability to turn the table over There is no doubt that the subsequent direction will be described in the same way as the Sewerage Town incident. The main plot is mixed with many branch plots, and there will also be hidden plots that are difficult to detect. The author's writing style is of a very high standard, and his method of fragmentation is also very clever. He is stuck in a position where people can look forward to the subsequent development of the plot. Overall, this is a good slow-burn novel. Judging from the performance of the novel, it should be a novel without a female protagonist. The protagonist solves the mystery step by step like a detective. (If this book had been published on QD, the rating would not be so low. The front may be a little boring, but the climax of the story is often at the back. Only by reading patiently can you see the different scenery)

This book starts low and moves high, and the author's progress is obvious. The first hundred chapters will feel very draggy, with a lot of redundant and unnecessary descriptions; but starting from around chapter 120, the pace becomes obviously more comfortable, and those messy superfluous descriptions disappear. Although I am still in Novice Village at 148 (up to 148 so far), the difference is that the author has set this "Novice Village" as a "growth type", which means that the level of strength is improving as the plot progresses. Overall, I think it's worth reading, but I suggest you just go through the first hundred chapters quickly, because it's too procrastinating. But things will get much better later on. I believe the author will make progress, so come on!

It's quite good-looking, but it can't be regarded as a cool article. It's actually quite slow-moving. The protagonist is Anomaly 001, but he does not have these 13 squares in front of people. Anomaly (a god in the eyes of humans) does have this understanding. The protagonist himself is not very strong (meaning he cannot kill everything instantly, but his combat power is not weak), the plot progress is not fast, and the two chapters updated daily are quite stable. If you regard this book as a fun novel, then I recommend it to be fast and smooth. I really can't read it. But if you regard it as a slow-burning novel, this can be regarded as a good novel. At present, the logic is self-consistent and there is no poisonous point. There is no female protagonist. If we talk about the same genre, does anyone know the protagonist's surname is Luo in the book Natural Disaster that was cut in half next door? The overall rhythm feels more similar to that one Anyway, it's pretty good-looking (´▽｀)

This article really made me happy [laughs] The plots are interlocking, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the supporting characters also have their own stories. Then the protagonist will also help others, which satisfies my psychology. So cool! ! ! Afterwards, there are many plots about cup-making. So cool! Just one word: cool! This article is so cool! Cool! Cool ! Waiting for the author to update ~

Overall, the logic is pretty good, and so is the character of the protagonist. The supporting characters are relatively full compared to other books, and the characters are well developed. The plot is also very compact. It's not a mindless novel, the character's IQ is online. The only fly in the ointment is that there are a little bit of it, and you don't see enough. However, it is indeed difficult to write this kind of article with high logic, compact plot and full of characters. Please try your best, author. If you persist, you will definitely gain something. However, the Novice Village is a bit long, and the forces are too complicated, and there is a feeling that there is not enough brains at all. If it were a long story, it would be acceptable. But try not to have a lot of useful information in one chapter. Because it would be a little ugly to look at. The relationship between the characters must be managed well.

Good-looking, really good-looking. In the early stage, he behaves like an ordinary person. After more than 100 pictures, it becomes invincible.

It's pretty good, but it's slow to warm up and the main storyline is slow to advance. (But if I can write thousands of chapters, I think this rhythm is simply the most perfect.) PS: I really like this kind of slow-burning, provided the story is long enough.

I've finished reading it, and there's nothing major wrong with it except that the plot is a little slow. Also, the author will update soon——

When I first read the introduction, I thought it was a mindless and refreshing article, but I didn't expect it to be more about sedimentation and a battle of wits. The plot is very good, especially the step-by-step decryption of the protagonist's Sewage Town chapter is fascinating. The pace is slow, but really fun to watch. At first, I came here because of the title of the sequence article, but the sequence content of this article does not dominate. I am a little disappointed, but in the end the flaws are not concealed. There is a fly in the ointment, the ending is a bit hasty, the foreshadowing is not recycled well, and the foreshadowing for the finale is also somewhat inadequate. Overall, this is a very good supernatural power sequence article in Tomato and is worth reading. [Learned]

It's not bad. In fact, I still have high expectations, but Novice Village has already exceeded 300,000 words, right? It's not over yet. It feels very long and I feel dizzy while reading it (due to the time being too long). It seems that a typical novel only has 300,000 words per volume. Secondly, although the protagonist is 001, he can actually only deter famous anomalies (such as 002, 003), probably because he is afraid that the protagonist will lose control. In fact, the protagonist's strength is currently relatively weak. The lower-ranked anomalies don't know that the protagonist will destroy the world if they lose control. They are not afraid of the protagonist, so they fight quite casually. These two issues are currently quite uncomfortable. If you like to read very, very long twists and turns, revelations, etc., And are not controlled by the protagonist, this is a good book. The 400,000-word Novice Village has finally come to an end. The protagonist has also initially established his own power. We look forward to the follow-up development.