The Remains of the Epidemic Soil

I recommend myself. I think the book I wrote is very thoughtful. I hope everyone will gain something from reading it and like the story I describe. I sincerely thank every friend who has read my book, thank you.

It is indeed a rare and good book. As far as the current chapter is concerned, the logic is rigorous and self-consistent. There are some political conspiracy theories on display. And the description of apocalyptic themes is not bad either. Looking forward to the follow-up.

Hard core and realistic style, solid writing, I hope not to be bothered by the results, and can write a good ending in the end

This book describes the outbreak of the apocalypse from multiple perspectives, and the entanglement of interests between characters, policies, and officials is realistically described. This is a rare new book in the apocalyptic genre. You can keep it and watch it. Addictive.

It's good-looking, close to reality, and very hard-core. It's different from pure cool writing. It requires patience to watch. It's highly recommended.

When you face challenges and difficulties, remember that every persistence is a growth and every creation is a progress. Your ideas are unique and your voice is unique, so don't stop and let the world hear your story, because your creation will change some corner of the world.

Quite good. It would be better paired with the Final Battle series of games.

The characters are fleshed out, the plot is detailed, and the writing is good. It can be regarded as a realistic version of tomato zombie apocalypse novels. It more objectively reflects the thoughts, actions and interests of ordinary people, business tycoons and political elites in the zombie apocalypse (in the United States). At the same time, there are sharp truths and white lies. The social phenomena caused by the help of (ignorant) common people are described. It is not only fascinating in terms of plot, but also deeply enlightening in terms of ideological depth. Whether it is the depiction of the doomsday world or the discussion of human nature, it is endlessly memorable. Recommended to readers who like doomsday themes and in-depth thinking.

First of all, the author should have some academic experience, his writing skills are very sophisticated, and the rhythm is relatively compact. From this point of view throughout, it proves that the author really put a lot of thought into this book. As a group portrait novel, the characters are well portrayed, and many characters have distinct personalities. However, after all, the zombie novel still belongs to the science fiction and fantasy genre. Many characters still fall into the template, and there is not much character arc, which is the portrayal of the characters that highlights the complexity. This is still more important if the group portrait novel wants to stand out. In many cases, it may be unavoidable to be cliche. Of course, this cannot be harsh. After all, it is not something that can be sampled from the traditional surrounding environment. The story is still quite good, but of course many of the plot arrangements and foreshadowing can still be optimized. For example, in the arrangement of the team's outing in Shuoyuan, it can be seen that the author may have returned to the original work in this area. Haha, classic Xiao Heisu, a little coincidence and legend, of course this is a trouble-free way. In addition, there are naturally some trade-offs between storytelling and authenticity. Of course, this group struggle varies from person to person, and there is no need to require complete authenticity in the novel. The author may not be a senior military fan, and many descriptions are inevitably too subjective. For example, the air force may appear less, the presence of armored forces is low, and participation in satellite technology is very low. Of course, processing is necessary for the sake of storytelling. To sum up, the whole book is still very good. It is rare to see an author who writes with such care and is not good at writing. I hope the author can focus on the East Asian environment and describe survival stories in an environment infiltrated by CN culture in East Asia [shy]

One thing to say, the content is among the best among zombie apocalypse novels. I can't say whether it can be published, but it is indeed among the best in the same genre. I hope I can maintain this level in the future [Like]

After "Tower of Dawn", this is the second zombie apocalypse novel that I have the patience to read. It has rich plots, reasonable conflicts between characters and forces, and plot development with highs and lows. It is worth me to enjoy the apocalyptic world brought by the author and experience the difficult survival of the survivors.

Very good, those who like hardcore zombie themes can try watching [Blowing Kiss][Like]

A very nice book with a World War Z feel. The problem now is that the author actually weakened the army

It is written like a game and an American TV series. The writing style is very good. It also makes the funny virus that can spread on a large scale only by biting and scratching more realistic and logical. It is indeed a breath of fresh air among the Tomato Apocalypse novels.

It's a wonderful book, set in World War Z (?), But there is no protagonist. The switching of multiple perspectives makes people's thoughts wander, and they can't keep up with the progress of the plot. But this book can be regarded as one of the better zombie novels that has been mined for so long.

It's very well written, I like it very much.

The writing is really interesting, the plot has ups and downs, interspersed with each other, it is compact and interesting, and there is no feeling of procrastination at all. There are not only the big scenes of the zombies coming, but also the excitement of ordinary people fighting against zombies. On the macro level, it has the impact of the zombie crisis on the world, and on the micro level, it describes in detail the stability and helplessness of a leader when various crises come. Before watching this movie, I actually knew almost nothing about various reference settings. I became very interested in his story after Epic sent WWZ to me not long ago. Later, after reading WWZ Chronicles, I discovered that this work is actually a work of Up. I very much hope that the author can continue to share the rest of the story.

I had been watching it for a long time, but I rarely watched it after high school. I just finished the rest on New Year's Day. Overall, it's a good read, with wonderfully drawn characters and detailed descriptions, but it's really not popular. I added chapters 40 to 50, and a few reviews, but it doesn't even have a rating yet. Let's get two more people to give it a rating. There really aren't many people watching it. (Promise: Highly recommended)

Very well written, looking forward to the follow-up!

Five stars for Decisiveness. This is the first time I have seen a disaster novel that can start from the "true origin". Those inexplicable beginnings, rebirths, and systematic books can't open my eyes [face covering]

It's wonderful. The author's descriptions have a really strong sense of imagery. Now that I'm reading about the outbreak at Hiroshima Airport, I feel like the imagery of World War Z Japan. It's finished. The author's writing style has always been very exciting, and the plots are interlocking. 6.8 Should not be the strength of this book. "The Remains of the Epidemic Land" deserves a higher and better rating! ! !

Some of the settings written in it are quite detailed and have a strong sense of immersion. If the so-called zombie virus really happens, it seems that the things described in the novel on the Internet will happen. I also really like the in-depth analysis of the game. I look forward to the in-depth analysis of the next chapter of the game❤️

I finished it in two days after skipping some subplots with supporting characters. It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic zombie story, and the analysis of human nature and politics is very good. The only thing that made me regretful after reading it was Aisling and the New Order Party. The rumors and incitement of the Unruly in the middle period pushed the situation to a worse direction again and again. After understanding Aisling's various behaviors from a God's perspective, it was very sad to see her final successful ending.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written article. It can use a short writing style to describe multiple characters with flesh and blood. The development of the story is also logical and clear. The only shortcoming may be that the novel is not long enough.

Very nice, this type of book is really awesome

It's good-looking. It's my favorite kind of realistic zombie novel. It has no superpowers and tells the story from the origin, from the normal world to infecting this world bit by bit. There are too few such articles. The author is amazing, and the descriptions gave me a cinematic feel, just like watching a movie. The plot is exciting and immersive. So awesome

The writing is very good. No one in this book is the protagonist, and it feels like a general history. However, I suggest that one chapter should be divided into one or two aspects, rather than having several aspects in one chapter, which can easily get mixed up. Emmm, as for the fact that there are so few readers, I feel like the first few chapters are not attractive enough. And there aren't many updates.

The writing is very good. Unlike most fast food literature, this book reminds me of the feeling of reading paper books before... The next paragraph has a slight spoiler Of course, speaking of spoilers, the spoilers in other books are about who dies, but the spoilers in this book are about who is still alive.

The author must have played World War Z: Aftermath. It feels super familiar. I love the plot in it. I didn't expect this book to satisfy my regret that there is too little plot in the game.

At around six o'clock, I saw the author's self-recommendation, and I was very curious to read it. The plots are interlocking, and every word is not superfluous and is just right. It makes people read very comfortably and has a sense of picture. Originally, I thought I might not be able to remember so many foreign people, but I didn't expect the author to create each distinct character in a short chapter. I agree with another brother's comment. The author has a professional background and his writing skills are very professional.