Surviving the Wasteland: A Nuclear-Powered RV from the Start

Licking an intelligent creature is kind of awesome. (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣

I praise the atomic god, but I'd better write mainly about survival and less about participating in local tribes. The writing is indeed a bit too much and a bit poisonous. Survivors is written by survivors, otherwise it would feel very disconnected as if you were reading another kind of novel. It feels like reading two novels. But my expectations for you are still quite high, and I hope to keep updating [love][love][love]

Putting aside the Blue Star Time Travel, it is very similar to a game on the Famicom when I was a kid. I forgot the name. You can ride in a tank. The most powerful mercenary in it is called Red Wolf. The villain is called Noah. They are all mechanical flesh and blood monsters he transformed. Bullet Town, Nuclear Bomb City, Giant Love that game. I love this book so much that I am completely absorbed in it.

Good book, nice to read. There are still some interesting jokes in the book, but I feel that the combat system is not complete and there are huge differences in power, mysterious and extraordinary, nuclear technology, firearms, etc.

The subject matter is good, really good. Wasteland is generally written with the flavor of wasteland, in terms of environment. I have two complaints. First, the author's writing style could be polished. Many places are dry, especially when describing scenes and plot development. This feeling is most prominent. The second is that I have watched Kuai Chao. To be honest, I have not felt the charm of the protagonist. I am not very good at describing it, but I feel that Chu Xiu is a very ordinary protagonist. If you ask me to give my first impression of Chu Xiu now, I can only say cautiously, nothing else. If you want to talk about the battle master, it didn't give me as much fighting as I imagined. The nuclear missionary and the exterminator captain didn't give me that crazy, scary and weird feeling. I don't know whether it's because the character design given by the author is not like this, or because of the writing style or other reasons. In short, I feel good about the setting, but it's almost meaningless when I feel it from the text [face covering] Finally, because I have been looking for a meal replacement for "The Age of Discovery" recently, I found this book (no disrespect to the author). Whether it is the subject matter or the setting, it is really hard to find a book that is close to the "Era of Discovery". I sincerely hope that the author can gain a lot (in various aspects), and at the same time write better and better, and can successfully complete this book. (｡•̀д•́)✧.

Has the author seen Nano Core? If so, can he write about this aspect?

Wasteland-style works have mysterious theme backgrounds, such as ruins, deserts, wastelands, etc. These elements add a mysterious atmosphere to the work, making people want to explore the mysteries. Works can often convey a strong emotion, such as loneliness, despair, hope, etc. These emotions come from the scenes and characters depicted in the work

Contempt? Two-faced man, yes, the author has something

Nice! Come on, Fallout fans! What the hell! That's it

Isn't flesh and blood technology just from Contempt?