Raging Plague: Infection Everywhere

I really thought it was excellent. The author's descriptions were very vivid, and the storyline was fantastic. I especially loved it. The recently updated chapter, in particular, was wonderful; Tang Muyao and the guitarist (if I remember correctly) were amazing. I really felt the author favored the male lead; he was quite happy in this world plagued by disease—it was a happy ending.

It's good! However, some parts of the writing style are too Westernized. Since it's about the East, a more down-to-earth style would be better.

I've found another gem on Tomato Book! This amazing story deserves to be seen by more fellow enthusiasts. The latest temple story is truly phenomenal; I love it. Readers who enjoy suspense and excitement won't be disappointed. The author's writing is excellent, and I really liked the Blood Cross concept, but the story just didn't quite resonate with Chinese readers.

The weakened version of the Blood Cross leaves people with a sliver of hope for survival, while the original Blood Cross offers absolutely no hope. What impressed me most was the temple part. It's said that Buddha can save all sentient beings, but will they really extend their noble hand to even the smallest ant?

It's really good, the ending wasn't bad 🔪. It's more of an ensemble piece; each character is portrayed delicately, and there are many subtle foreshadowing elements that all come together in the end. Although I still want to see how the story unfolds—whether humanity triumphs over the disaster or fails in their resistance—as the author said, leaving the story here is good enough. I wish the protagonists happiness in another time without disaster 🥰

This is an excellent work, surpassing most post-apocalyptic novels. It's highly immersive, visually appealing, and the characters are well-developed, truly deserving of the title of a great author. Looking forward to its future rating! 🤭

Many details are very well written; the oppressive atmosphere created by the infected is excellent, and the suffocating fear is effectively conveyed.

I had many thoughts when I first finished reading it, but I've forgotten most of them now. I'll reread it later when I have the energy and write a review. But I must say: this book is the best one I've written about the plague/blood cross theme, bar none!!!

It fits the Blood Cross theme perfectly and was very enjoyable to read, especially the later Cataclysm Origin side story, which was incredibly exciting. The most memorable part was the Great Sage chapter... Lu Xiao's actions at the beginning really kept me on the edge of my seat. Anyway, I look forward to the author's new chapter.

The writing is very good and immersive, but unfortunately this is Tomato (a Chinese writing platform), this kind of writing is unlikely to become popular. Here, there are only lighthearted and humorous abstract stories. But I still want to support it.