Apocalypse: From the Start, I’m Trapped on a Highway Bus with the Campus Beauty
末世，开局跟校花被困高速大巴
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- The End of the World in Winter: I Have a Hamster Stockpile Space寒冬末日，我有屯屯鼠空间Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's so good! The protagonist gains access to a system that reveals a shocking secret, giving him a head start. He discovers a monster in the fog, choosing to remain silent and observe without revealing a single detail. He observes the monster's patterns and its infectivity, then chooses to watch as lone survivors are killed, keeping quiet and waiting for the zombie horde to grow stronger.
I read the beginning and it seemed quite detailed; it's one of those rare novels that really gets your brain working. I'll continue reading and see how the plot goes. A book that starts strong but ends poorly; the beginning is great, but the end is terrible.
It's good; at least among the plots I've read so far, the main character is definitely not brainless, and the characters are described in detail. I just don't know why nobody's reading it ⊙ω⊙. I hope the author doesn't abandon the book and tries harder to finish it. Hehehehe No, no, forget I said anything.
The storage space can only hold one type of item, and it cannot be taken out. Once an item is taken out, it cannot be stored again.
This is the best of all the post-apocalyptic survival novels. I wouldn't have gotten such a low rating if I hadn't been unexpectedly locked up in a dark room before. Other survival novels often feature overpowered protagonists with ridiculously strong abilities, leading to unsettling plot points like "the protagonist is so awesome, yet he always encounters equally awesome extras."
Well, the writing on human nature and the human heart is very insightful, and the style is quite good—at least much better than some of the garbage I've read that's been rated 9.0. The only downside is that the female supporting character (the female lead's classmate) is a bit over-the-top.
The first two chapters already show that this novel is different from others. It has a few minor flaws, but they are almost negligible. Okay, after a few chapters, the author's true colors were revealed. See? Everyone's completely silent.
As a middle-aged bookworm who has spent over 3,000 hours reading novels on various apps: 1. Overall, it's very well written, and you can tell this isn't a simplistic, amateurish book. 2. This book shouldn't stop at this rating. My suggestion is to add some more exciting or thrilling scenes later on to make the plot more dramatic and suspenseful.
Reviews of less than 3 hours are not very helpful. I finished reading it and found no major flaws. The superpowers weren't exaggerated, just right. It's a normal post-apocalyptic novel. I've read many post-apocalyptic novels, and this book would probably get around an 8.5 If it didn't fall apart. I don't understand the mentality of those who gave it a low score after only 30 minutes.
I've read 300 chapters so far, and it's alright. It's a niche zombie genre. The cheat ability isn't unlimited storage. I think the character development is decent. I think it's worth 8.5 Or higher.