Nuclear-Pollution Apocalypse: Handing Over the Guardian Mecha from the Start
核污末世：开局上交镇国机甲
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 529k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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246Chapters
84Reads · 30 days
76kReads · all time
8.1Score
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Overall, the book is quite good. While there are many flaws in its logic and plot, they aren't too significant, making it a decent book. However, the ending feels rushed, leaving some questions unanswered.
It's pretty good, no major flaws. It feels like reading a book version of *Pacific Rim*, but we're more resilient and luckier than the movie characters. You can tell from the many brief descriptions that we lost many soldiers, but the defense line held firm... It features a lot of high-tech technology; I really hope we can have that in real life too.
The author's writing is short and weak, but it's incredibly good.
It's okay, but it feels a bit short.
Overall, it's alright.
Overall, it's a great book, but it has quite a few flaws.