
A Century of Upheaval
百年丧乱
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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Synopsis
Other names
- Astonishing! A Century of Chaos with Zombies on the Rampage震撼!丧尸横行百年丧乱史Alternate title on Fanqie
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Your Number One Apocalypse Novel
Looking for stories where both leads are intelligent and competent. No brainless female lead who relies entirely on the male lead. Preferably without too many cheats or some kind of pocket dimension. Ideally, the female lead isn't reborn either. Male-oriented or female-oriented stories are both fine.
Tomato’s Masterpiece of the Apocalypse Genre: Don’t Recommend Anything Below 9.4
Zombies and natural disasters are both fine, but the self-sacrificing saintly types have to die. The protagonist needs to be smart. No System, and no ridiculous plots where they casually gather billions' worth of supplies and a whole arsenal. That kind of thing is insulting to the reader's intelligence.
Post-Apocalypse + Stockpiling + No Faction-Building + 9.5 Masterpiece ⊙▽⊙
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Masterpieces Worth Staying Up All Night to Read
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Looking for content similar to "Raging Plague: Escape from Death, Beginning at the Hospital." The Blood Cross zombie theme is already beyond the usual limits. It's so good.
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I’m looking for books like "I Dumped My Scumbag Ex and Thoroughly Exploited the Resources of the Immortal Realm".
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I don't want that generic A City, B City stuff. It feels so half-hearted. I want something grounded in reality, though mutations are fine. The worldbuilding should be clear, the zombies should be powerful, and the protagonist should be smart and not a womanizer.
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I want a smart protagonist or protagonist group, the kind who can see right through people.
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The protagonist is powerless to resist.
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Political Intrigue, Darkness, High Intelligence, and Masterminds
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A masterpiece for female readers, but a nightmare for male readers. The author excels at portraying characters' emotions and personalities, and creates realistic scene descriptions. However, the characters are generally overly sentimental and lack decisiveness, scientific laws are distorted, and the technological advancements are bizarre.
The Chronicles of Leaving Chuncheng is now complete. Starting today, we will begin updating "The Southwest Campaign," which is 90% action-packed and a relatively fast-paced war chapter. It will include large-scale battles and smaller skirmishes, so please refrain from criticism if you are not into it.
The writing is undeniably excellent, creating a strong sense of immersion, and the descriptions in various aspects are very well done. However, some of the settings still have flaws. I believe a more reasonable scenario would be that from the very beginning of the virus outbreak in India, a month before the embassy arc, the national intelligence network should have received the news…
The strategies of World War I, the strategies at the office level and international leadership, the firepower of World War II, the modern army that has been reduced to its bare minimum, and the virus that clearly violates physics and lacks a self-consistent logic. The advantages are that the zombie horde characters have well-developed arcs and the overall descriptions are detailed, each adding one point. Suitable for reading without thinking too much.
A realistic and detailed post-apocalyptic novel Deserves a high rating
It's incredibly well-written. It's the first zombie novel I've ever seen that actually uses a brain. It describes what would happen if a real zombie crisis broke out. It's the first time I've seen an article like this. The modern military in it is also made to reflect real combat capabilities as much as possible. There are also various perspectives from different people. It's simply a masterpiece.
It's a great novel, but so depressing. I couldn't continue reading after the fall of Hainan; it was too hopeless. Animals carrying viruses infect plants—birds' mobility and the stealth and infiltration capabilities of snakes, insects, and rodents allow them to spread viruses easily. Infection sources appear like raindrops on the map. What can be done?
Well written! It's like watching a movie, with multi-faceted narration and nuanced character portrayals. However, it has one flaw, just like in the movie: it underestimates the power of modern weaponry. If it were based on the actual power of modern weapons, the author would probably finish the story very quickly. Hopefully, the author will brush up on their military knowledge. ✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎
It's a truly unique story. I love stories without any special advantages or plot devices.
I really enjoyed this book. It's realistic and nuanced, not the kind of superhuman transformation or infection that turns people into superheroes. Instead, it's much closer to reality, especially the portrayal of ordinary people struggling to survive, their helplessness and confusion in the face of unknown disasters, yet their inability to move forward. I love this kind of zombie novel!