
I Survive the Zombie Apocalypse with a Tarkov System
在丧尸末世的我带着塔科夫系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 347k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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118Chapters
328Reads · 30 days
66.6kReads · all time
5.0Score
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The descriptions of the firearms are quite detailed; I certainly couldn't do that. The protagonist is very clear-headed and rational, he must have seen his fair share of big scenes before 😏 I think the only drawback is that the paragraphs are too long. Web novels are usually easier to read in short, concise paragraphs. Perhaps the author could consider revising this? 🤔
Author, I really hope your novels are logical, strategic, and clear. The female anchor is also quite good and realistic. Men are basically like that—they have basic needs for food and sex. Some people always feel that the country hasn't reacted or responded. But the people in the comments section aren't against women, and this romantic subplot is already quite normal. Don't put too much pressure on yourself.
Although zombies can evolve, don't worry, the protagonist has some pretty powerful abilities in Tarkov, so you're guaranteed to have a blast.
It's really well-written, with no apocalyptic plot holes or family/girlfriend betrayal at the start. Author, please update soon! 😄
First of all, thank you to the author for publishing a book similar to the Tarkov game. It seems to be a simple patchwork of elements from Delta Force. Personally, I feel the early part has a strong grasp of detail, but the later part leans towards a more action-oriented feel. I hope the later parts can focus more on the detailed descriptions of combat.
That's all for today's book reading 😏
The beginning was great 👌🏻, but it didn't look so good when another person with a system appeared. The beginning was really, really good.
Go go go! ^0^~
The writing is excellent and the plot is reasonable.
Very exciting and worth watching