The Road to Survival in the Fungal Apocalypse

There is no problem with the settings. In terms of plot, the biggest problem is that there is no content. More than 10 chapters in, the protagonist discovers zombies hoarding supplies. No more. I think everything is very well prepared. In fact, what the apocalypse literature looks at is a process of development, a process from scratch to something. If you want to write about a post-apocalyptic survival maniac, you may not necessarily write about the name of the food on the equipment. You can write that others still make their own spears with wooden sticks and daggers. Just rub the crossbow arrows with your hands. While others are still drawing bows and shooting arrows, you just rub civilian Molotov cocktails with your hands. The process of manufacturing equipment is also content. Others write that the food they collect is canned rice. Take one meal. How do you preserve and process meat when there is no electricity? Focus on one major. Or some people only know how to run home in the last days, looking for something to eat or drink. You start by sleeping directly in front of the police station. Mainly focus on guarding S-level teammates and weapon refresh points in the opening game. For example, if someone else's protagonist kills zombies by stabbing them with a knife, you can directly hunt the traps and burn the seven armies. The main focus is to send the fucking zombies away with pleasure. Carry out innovation under the premise of compound setting. Just like why everyone likes Ye Ye and De Ye in Wilderness Survival. Nothing has arrived. What's the point of surviving in the wilderness with everything ready? And if you want to write about the dangers of the apocalypse, everyone else will be the protagonist, and the plot will be dangerous. For example, a supporting character is going to die, or what kind of plot is going on, and thus encounter danger. Just go take a photo on the street and see the population density. The main theme is how to be real and how to write. In a big city with tens of millions of people, there are no zombies on the streets? Or a handful of zombies? As for core unity development. , How to build a shelter point by point, and purify water resources point by point. Talent and knowledge are valued. These are important and unimportant. What matters is innovation. Come on, come on, come on!

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