Eternal Life in the Apocalypse

First of all, the first 30 chapters of the book are good. The first male protagonist is not the kind of person who kills innocent people. The relationship between the surrounding characters is also reasonable and reasonable. The foreshadowing before the end is not abrupt. Characters from various factions also make their first appearances, giving people a sense of expectation for the following plot. I hope the author will continue to work hard. However, the two major pitfalls of certain Japanese novels are the aspect of recruiting girls and the description. It's good. One woman is better than ten women. It's not well written. Ten women are not equal to one. The second pitfall is killing monsters and upgrading. If you are obsessed with upgrading, it will make people think that this novel is a doomsday monster-killing upgrade type. It falls into a cliche. You can also guess from every monster the protagonist kills what abilities he gets. You might as well try the unintentional way of inserting willows and willows. I hope you can write a good book.

The content is really good. I'm an old bookworm. I've been very picky recently. I can still read the first 100 chapters of this book. I look forward to whether the subsequent plots will be smoother, richer, and the concepts will be more tested.

The writing is okay, but it's too little. Come on, I've seen too many good books because no one has read the last eunuch. I don't know if this one will be good.

Food safety, environmental pollution, radiation, genetic variation, and various reasons put our health at risk. Misfortunes and blessings depend on misfortunes. Cause and effect in the world complement each other. Who knows which step is wrong until the end?

I have read several apocalyptic books before, and this one is the most comfortable to read. Liuyi has his own three views and is not the Holy Mother, but he knows how to be grateful.

Although it's a little flawed, it's okay. At least I finished reading it 👍

Very good good good good

The end of the world, cancer, and immortality are actually combined, which is very interesting.

Beyond ethics and natural principles, blindly forcing things is unacceptable. Recently, I saw a crime-hunting illustrated book and genetically programmed embryos, resulting in one dead and two lives. The so-called eternal life is a Pandora. If you open it, you may become the so-called lucky ones like the protagonist, but that is only a small part of the lucky ones. So can you exclude yourself from that part? Science should be rigorous and rational, abide by the law, and abide by ethics. The so-called capital and reckless practices will ultimately harm others and ourselves.

The rating is only 6.6. I didn't expect it to be so good. The plot and characterization of this book are very good. I think the quality is above 9 points