
Doomsday Duplication System
末日复制系统
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 404k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Are There Any Apocalypse Novels About Fighting Zombies With Conventional Weapons, Without Any Major Annoyances?
Purely modern weapons, or maybe with just a little sci-fi or supernatural stuff! Most zombie apocalypse novels these days have huge amounts of sci-fi and superpowers. Even the protagonist's description is packed with stats, and it's so hard to keep track of. I want to see modern weapons fighting zombie hordes!!!
Apocalypse Stories About Building a Faction, the More Entertaining the Better
Please recommend lots of apocalypse stories. The more the merrier 🦀🦀
Infinite Supplies + Pure Apocalypse + Unlimited Firearms = Invincible
Post-Apocalyptic Stories With No Superpowers, Just Military Action, Preferably Dominating from the Start
Looking for books similar to *The Apocalypse: A Cougar Infantry Fighting Vehicle from the Start*.
Let’s Liven Up the Apocalypse Genre! Old and New Stories Welcome!
Old or new, post anything you think is good! Let's get more people interested in apocalypse novels!!!
There Are No Apocalypse Zombie Novels Without Superpowers
Apocalypse Novels with Nothing but Firearms, and the Protagonist Gets All Their Weapons from the System
Looking for Stories with a System, Lots of Gunfights, and Modern-Warfare Action
Preferably, the protagonist isn't in the military.
Looking for Books with Lots of Guns. I’ve Got an Itch for Gunfights and Firearms
I want to read books similar to "Apocalypse: My Supplies Are Hundreds of Millions of Times Greater Than Everyone Else's." Don't include too much fantasy or science fiction, and don't make it overly technical. Ideally, it should also feature some tactical equipment and the like.
Apocalypse Stories with Guns, Heavy Weapons, and a System, No Superpowers, No Do-Gooder Protagonist, and No Red Alert-Style Army Summoning
Apocalypse, Barrett Rifle, Infinite Ammo, Pure Awesomeness. Get It?
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The plot is generally on the low side. It's obviously the end of the world. The plot is still an urban novel. You can lend 800 million if you ask for it. You are an auxiliary police officer with a small reputation and can give you 800 million at once. And the 800 million has been spent for more than ten days. How many days can you spend it all in the apocalypse? The character is two meters tall and weighs 240 pounds. It's hard to imagine what kind of thug he is. Although you can make people feel that he is very powerful, but the reader's sense of substitution and the subsequent description of superpowers in the apocalypse are not many plot descriptions you can choose. Because of such an image, you abandon a lot of plots. Such an image of the character is spread out, and it is easy for people to recognize. It is impossible to say that plots such as sneaking into the base can only follow the monarch route, or a violent route. The harem plot has already been written before the apocalypse has begun, and the plot has a third-level hero who saves a beautiful, capable and capable beauty... In the end, he gained a beautiful helper without much help. Spending 500 million yuan to go to the supermarket to pick up some products, and having the ability to go shopping in the logistics warehouse is nothing. It has no sense of urgency at all. It is a variant of urban literature. Spending so many chapters on growth and development will only wear down the patience of the readers. Moreover, if you are not a crush at the beginning of the apocalyptic plot, the book can be taken off the shelf, because you have laid out the apocalyptic plot for so long and still have a crotch-shaped development, and you are not in the mood to read it. Moreover, the development plot is too bland and wears down your patience.
Very good, no need to say more
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