Walking Through Doomsday, Until the End of the World

Not like a Tomato book. The three elements of the novel are well grasped, and the characters are very three-dimensional. The male protagonist is experienced and rational but pessimistic about the world. The female protagonist is innocent and emotional, lively and cute, like the male protagonist's daughter. The two become one, making me feel the glory of humanity in the last days.

I personally follow it a lot, and after reading a few chapters, I thought of Girls' Ending Journey. At first glance, it doesn't look like other apocalyptic novels about fighting and killing. There are no shocking scenes, no showy writing, no pretense of elegance. But it has a prose-like style, and the writing is as slow as a stream. It is smooth and has a strong sense of substitution. I didn't even realize that it was written in the first person at first. I personally think this book will be a hit. I'm so afraid now that he will end up waking up from his dream and going to find food for today. I thought it ended with me waking up from the dream and smelling the smell of canned food.

A rare and high-quality work, it has a Japanese style but condenses its own writing style. There is no accumulation of gorgeous words, but it allows people to experience the warmth and warmth of human relationships in the apocalypse in a plain way. The joys and sorrows of separation and reunion are left unfinished after reading it in one sitting. What I especially like and admire is the author's skill in describing details, and how he can convey millions of thoughts in the most ordinary words. There is a touch of sadness lingering throughout the novel, exuding a sense of powerlessness and sadness that is unique to apocalyptic literature. In this atmosphere, it can better set off the intensity of emotional bursts. The rhythm of the article is also very good. Although the words are exhausted, the emotions I want to express are still lingering. Just in the right place, foreshadowing, climax, ending, everything is just right The character creation is also well written in the apocalyptic style, where we meet each other and get to know each other, or part ways forever, just like a traveler who never looks back. When our common story ends, it is also the beginning of our own new story, and all we can do is bless each other. Expectations for the future, reluctance to part ways, or other complex emotions are difficult to express in words but can be hidden in articles. All in all, this work can be said to be the best apocalyptic work I have ever seen in Tomato. Its literary connotation is far beyond ordinary articles and bad Internet articles. Only by reading it calmly can you appreciate its charm.

How could such a good book exist? (In my personal opinion) Whether it's plot, characterization, or writing, it's all very exciting. Although the first person is somewhat discouraging at the beginning, it is only later that we find that the first person is more suitable for this article. The protagonist's unforgettable emotions are perfectly reflected in the first-person perspective. To be honest, I feel that the author's writing style is not suitable for Tomato. This kind of delicate emotion and writing style may be better at the starting point, but after all, the first person can easily make people lose interest in reading, but if the first person is not used, the original effect will not be achieved. (Personal opinion only.)

The acquaintance with this book was a fate. I'm embarrassed to say that the title of this book attracted me as an LSP, but when I read the first three chapters, it was clear to me that this book was not as superficial as the title suggested. Overall, the writing style of this book is very plain, with a touch of sadness, which fits the story background of nuclear winter very well. The first-person perspective writing naturally placed me in the plot. It is not difficult to see that the setting of this book draws on Agni from the Flame Fist, who also has the ability to heal himself (the middle plot of the book also shows the protagonist lighting a fire to drive away the swarms of insects), and it also mixes in a lot of jokes to make those who understand it smile. As a road novel, as a reader, I followed the protagonist's perspective and witnessed the world under the apocalypse, which is depressing but also hopeful. It's a pity that maybe due to the rhythm of the story, some of the foreshadowing of the branch plots were not recycled, and the ending was a bit sloppy. But the flaws do not outweigh the flaws, this is a good book, and the author has the ability to really tell a story well. The journey of 510,000 words is neither long nor short. I look forward to meeting you in the next book.

It's very good, the characters are vividly and meticulously described (especially Xia Bing's part), the apocalyptic scenes are very realistic, and each story is like a unit drama, but there is a certain correlation. Although there are settings for superpowers, they will not appear in most cases, and the explanations are relatively reasonable. I look forward to the author's continued updates.

It's a rare good book, but it's a pity that the Tomato environment is not very suitable for novels with themes like yours. Many people are used to cool writing and don't like to think about it. But the apocalyptic atmosphere you created is very good. Even in the apocalypse, people will not directly become demons. Malice is not that superficial. Keep writing, I hope they can have an ending, good or bad. [Like][Like][Like][Like]

It's good-looking. It can be considered a very in-depth work. It has a slow pace, neither rush nor slowness. It has a certain main line and doesn't look too rambling. The description of the characters is also very good. It can be seen that the protagonist is a very ordinary person. Lu Xue's performance is also lovable.

It's a very good book about post-apocalyptic travel. I can give it an eight out of ten points. Detailed review below. The first is the writing style. The writing style of this work is melancholy, and the melancholy tone contains a little sparkling hope. The author's rhythm control and lyricism are just right, and he is extremely good at mobilizing readers' emotions. Second is character creation, where the protagonist is both an observer and a participant. As far as my own feeling is concerned, I can very well perceive what the protagonist is thinking and feeling. This protagonist is indeed written in my heart. In addition, the supporting characters are very vivid, with thousands of faces, and everyone can leave a deep impression on me. Finally, it cannot be said that it is an improvement point of shortcomings. The author's writing style has reached 80 to 85 points on a hundred-point scale, which is fully capable of reaching the level of the best books. However, I can't say what the author still lacks. Maybe it is a deeper emotion? Maybe it's more sophisticated writing skills? It is difficult for me to give a specific analysis. These are only for reference. I hope the author can take a step forward. Good luck.

A good book is like a post-apocalyptic road novel, but not the same. The protagonist clearly promotes changes in the world. Not a cool article. The fragrance is smooth at first, like water, then sweet, then bitter, astringent, and the last bit of flavor leaves with a sigh. Good book, good tea. The personal feeling of powerlessness in facing the entire apocalypse, and the sense of death when encountering the world unexpectedly. Because I can only protect myself, I don't join the world, but I am moved by the people who persevere in survival, and gradually begin to challenge all difficulties (unconsciously become a new saint? Just a guess), there is thinking, persistence, and obsession, and the story of living from a stray wild dog to a human being again. If there were more line drawings, it might look more like a published book. It's a pity that it was a failure in the end. It started but ended, maybe because the book traffic was not good. What a pity.