Studying in North America, Hunting Impostors in the Apocalypse

The author's writing skills are good, and it feels like playing the tyrant chase in Resident Evil. If the results are good after the completion of the book, it can be adapted into a shooting and puzzle-solving RPG game like Resident Evil. It is very exciting [Like] The psychological description of the pseudo-person can be less, highlighting the strangeness and oppression of the unknown creature [eating melon] Otherwise, if it is too anthropomorphic, the horror will not be so strong

The writing is very good, the writing style is very exciting, and it has a cinematic feel, but the flaw is also in the cinematic feel. This novel writing habit can give people the feeling of watching a movie. The multi-line narrative and visual switching have the same feeling of switching lenses to tell the story on the other side when watching a movie. Unfortunately, novels are not movies after all. The large number of NPCs means that readers need to get to know the new NPCs in the next segment before they know the characters in the previous segment. In movies, you can quickly get to know a character through the character's face, but you can't in novels. Moreover, the article lacks a character that connects the various story lines, making it difficult for readers to read immersively. They often have to be pulled out to read the other story again just as they are immersed in one story. In addition, the interval between each story and visual is too long, lacking a "main visual". In other words, there is a lack of clear distinction between main and branch lines, just like a big tree with only main poles and no branches.

The world view and settings are relatively complete, the plot is novel, the main line is clear, and the writing is fairly fluent. The storyboards and narrative techniques are a little bit awkward, but it doesn't hurt. The rhythm is tight, the twists and turns of the plot are eye-catching, and the characters are meticulously portrayed. The writing is quite good, but the number of words is a bit short. How could this book be given such a low score of 6.5? It's understandable that I don't like the subject matter and give it such a low score. Even if I don't like reading, my writing skills are still at a level of 70 or 80% [laughing awkwardly]

It's good-looking, and it feels like you're watching a foreign suspense thriller. The plot is full of suspense, and the scenes and atmosphere are well described but not redundant. Very immersive. The level of fear varies from person to person, but I think it's mildly scary. The character descriptions are detailed, and the short descriptions of the characters' pasts make the relationships between different characters complicated. The direction of the plot is therefore confusing. While the subject matter is novel, the plot is also full of classic plots. Entry-level American TV series fans and horror game fans can relate to the plot very well. Highly recommended

Let's talk about the advantages first. The author's writing is online, the background setting is relatively complete, and the sense of immersion is also good. The disadvantage is that it is a bit too stream of consciousness, and it requires a little bit of understanding of words to understand it. The number of chapters I've read so far is relatively small, so I can't say much about it. I'll probably go into more detail when I review it later. Ps: I hope it is he. Author, you don't want your dearest readers to give you razor blades.

This book is really well-written, with a clear main line, non-delayed branch lines, delicate character descriptions, and a sense of weirdness to the monsters (mainly because monsters in some novels are people wearing monster skins, which is an advantage in comparison). The emotional line is real, and it feels like it could be adapted into a novel game similar to The Walking Dead.

The reason why this book has a low rating is probably because there are many narrations and flashbacks, and more people can't accept it. The author's narrations and flashbacks are limited to two or three chapters, not too long or too watery. And the narrative content enriches the characters in it. Everyone has their own experience. Although some are briefly mentioned, they are full of story. The plot description of the battle is also very careful, and some small foreshadowing may determine the direction of the subsequent battle. The battle plot will not be full of ideals. It always proceeds towards the protagonist's plan, and occasionally accidents will happen. The identity of the protagonist and the various forces behind it will not be written out to you all at once, but will be written slowly along with the plot, which makes you feel very immersed. Author: This book cannot store your brain!

A masterpiece! There is no doubt that it is a good book. In this era where novices are everywhere, it has been a long time since I have seen a novel that is so attractive and can be read in one sitting. I read it for 5 hours in one sitting. The plot is very strong, and the links are linked together. The foreshadowing is also used well. It is very enjoyable to read. At present, the male protagonist seems to be a dishonor, and he is also a very tough guy. Because the plot has a plot similar to Resident Evil, I always feel that the male protagonist is a mixture of Leon and Ada Wang. He can be deceptive, but he is also very brave, which gives me a strong sense of déjà vu.

Very well written! This is the first time I have read this kind of subject. The author's writing style and plot setting are very good. The most rare thing is that the supporting characters are all made of flesh and blood, which is very logical, instead of just the protagonist killing everyone. The writing is so awesome that it seems like such a thing really happened. While watching, my mood fluctuated with the plot, and I caught up to the latest chapter in one go. I really recommend it! ! !

It's well written and I highly recommend it. Even though I know the plot, I can't rush it, especially the second hospital plot, which is about digging a hole in the plot (characters from all walks of life appear frequently), and both the supporting characters and the protagonists have online IQs. But actually for me, this is how I feel: I spent 3 days fighting monsters for a hospital plot (6 chapters), 4 days for setting up ambush (8 chapters), 2 days for portraying auxiliary characters (4 chapters), and 2 days for main characters (4 chapters) (it has been updated for 63 days, and currently there are 125 chapters updated twice a day). (From my experience, starting from the hospital plot, the hospital plot that has been waiting for almost two weeks should only be updated more than half way) As for the map conversion: I waited for more than ten days for the heroine to take the hero from the old map (village) to the new map (hospital) (probably between chapters 50 and 80). Although slow-burning is basically like this, it already feels fresh and refreshing. Reading this book now feels like completing a daily check-in task. So I left one star to draw the big guarantee of 648. Therefore, it is recommended to keep books. [Praise]