Raging Plague: Infection Everywhere

I really think it is very good. I feel that the author has a strong sense of description and the storyline is also very good. I like it very much. Especially the article that was just updated, Tang Muyao and the guitarist (if I remember correctly) are particularly good. I really feel that the author loves the male protagonist of this article very much, and he is actually very happy in this crazy epidemic world. It's HE. In addition to this article, I also particularly like the one with a psycho who calls himself Sun Wukong, and the one who rings the bell in the temple. I went to ring the bell. When he finally died, I was really shocked. Sometimes I feel, can the power of faith really be so strong? This is really the feeling of being a holy monk in this world. I really admire them, although they are not They are small people, but in my heart, they don't count anymore. They can rely on their own beliefs to suppress their desires and needs, and do what they should do according to their own beliefs. To a certain extent, they are really heroic figures. Their belief and will deeply shocked me.

Beautiful! It's just that some of the writing styles are too Western. Since it's about the East, it would be better to use some down-to-earth writing style.

I found gold in tomatoes again. Such a beautiful article deserves to be seen by more like-minded fans. This latest temple is really about consecrating gods, I like it very much. Readers who like thrills 🩸⭐ will not be disappointed. The author's writing is very good, and I like the Blood Cross setting very much, but the story always feels unsuitable for a Chinese person. The Madness series is very enjoyable, but I just want to read this kind of novel. It's a pity that no one can write the essence and the thrilling atmosphere. The only author I've seen so far does this.

The weakened version of Blood Cross left people with a little hope of survival, but the original version of Blood Cross really had no hope at all. What impressed me the most was the temple part. It is said that the Buddha can save all living beings, but will they really extend their noble hand to the ants? The young monk stuck to his faith. Perhaps in the end he felt that the god he worshiped could bring hope to people. He tried hard to control his illness and was reluctant to let go of his brothers. How desperate would it be to look at the blood stained in his hands? It was mental and physical pain, even if he passed away, his heart would still hurt. I hope crosses, zombies and other things will always stay in stories - I hope there will be world peace [Love]

It's very interesting. The ending is really interesting, isn't it? It's a group portrait, I guess. Each character is delicately portrayed, and there are a lot of small foreshadowings that all come true in the end. Although I still want to see how the subsequent plot will develop, whether mankind will overcome the disaster or fail to resist, but just like the author said, it's good to leave the story here. I wish the protagonists to be happy in another time without disasters🥰

This is an excellent work, surpassing most apocalyptic novels. It has a strong sense of immersion, good visuals, and well-drawn characters. It definitely looks like an emperor. I look forward to future ratings [laughing]

Many details are written very well, and the sense of oppression of the infected is well created. The suffocating and frightening atmosphere can be felt very well.

I had a lot of thoughts when I first read it, but I have almost forgotten it now. I will write my thoughts after I have the energy to read it again. But I want to say: this book is the best written on the subject of plague/blood cross in Tomato, bar none! ! !

It is very consistent with the setting of the Blood Cross. It is very enjoyable to read, especially the branch of the origin of the disaster in the middle and late stages. It is very enjoyable to read. The most impressive one is the chapter about the Great Sage... Lu Xiao's operation at the beginning really made me nervous. But what? I look forward to the author's new chapter.

The writing style is very good, and it feels very immersive. It's a pity that this is Tomato. This kind of writing can't be popular. There are only cool writing and funny abstracts here, but I still have to support it.