A Guide to Transmigrating into the Apocalypse

The book is very good, why is the rating so low? The male protagonist has such strength, how can he pretend to be Chu? I mean, the male protagonist can't find any kind of woman now, and he still insists on licking Chu. It's really because the dog-licking gene has awakened, right? The author should treat this kind of woman like the protagonist of the villain novel [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

This book is really great. There are few novels of its kind that are as close to the real situation and reasonable reactions as possible. The biggest taboo in apocalyptic writing is all kinds of irrationality. How can we show it to readers if it can't even be logically self-consistent? Today's readers read a lot and have high standards.

I read the last book and am looking forward to the author's new work.

Not bad, not bad. It still has the same taste as the previous book, but those aspects are more detailed [laughing]

I've read too many books about traveling between two worlds. The back and forth is about reselling materials that are not available on the other side and then reducing the dimensionality and attacking on the other side [face covering] It's very simple but very simple. The only difference is that there are too many two-way reselling of goods and the misalignment of prices and the idealization of early development [I understand] This book cannot be said to be very good, but it does a good job in the most basic prices and early development. Constraint [learned] and the author's three views are very upright, which caused many inner thoughts that he wanted to convey to the audience through the novel to trigger sensitive words, resulting in repeated shrinkage, but it is up to him not to say it. This platform author dares to say "the truth" is really this [like] Although the last chapter is not as good as those formula novels with thousands of chapters, it is still enough to quench the thirst of the book waste [note]

Brother, please give me a few more chapters. I'm dying. Please, brother. I feel like there are ants crawling on my body. I feel like I'm shaking all over. I can't breathe. Please, brother, just give me a few more chapters. Just a few more. I'll never touch it again. Please, brother. Really, just a few chapters. I swear I'll never touch this thing again. I really can't bear it anymore. There's so much nonsense behind it that I can't stand it anymore [vomit] @ acridine

Seeing such a book on Tomato feels like a hidden gem in the ocean. The writing style and plot are both excellent. The most valuable thing is the author's grasp and description of society, system, and human nature in the post-apocalyptic wasteland. It is profound. If you think deeply during reading, it actually has a philosophical meaning. Overall, this is a good author, a good book, and worth pursuing. PS: If you want to read books, you can read the author's previous book. The model is similar and the quality is also great.

A novel delayed by its title! ! I just want to find this kind of novel in which I develop artificial intelligence technology alone. It's fun to read! It just depends on whether you will develop on your own or with the country. I want to see my own development!

Hey hey hey, your favorite author's book has been rated! Uh-huh, why is the score so low [crying][crying][crying] What a great book, cheers for the author Anyway, it's the type I like to watch. The main reason is that the choice of protagonists is very different from what I imagined. It's not too virginal or too cruel.

The author's writing is wonderful, the story is detailed and exciting, and the logic is also very good. (It's understandable that the score is not high. The author's background introduction, various logical analyses, and life philosophy account for more than the number of words in the plot. It is not watery. I can only say that there are too many thought-provoking truths, which affects the smoothness of reading the story)