The Living Dead Dynasty

The zombie crisis in the era of cold weapons has novel themes and compact plots. It is indeed a kind of chilling fear if you take a closer look. There are no hot weapons and no developed modern equipment. In ancient times when information was relatively closed, this kind of zombie crisis is really scary.

It's really good. I finally found something good. It's very similar to the development of Li Shi North Korea in the Korean drama. The protagonist is not big, just a time traveler with hundreds of households and hundreds of people under his command... The plot is on the rise during this period, come on.

It should be a very good article in Tomato, but the current predicament of the protagonist and the gap in strength are a bit too big, and the zombies may need to be weakened. I feel that the zombies in World War Z (blood enters the mouth and are not infected) should be partially weakened.

Work hard, Hakimi! Not even an 8 out of 10. This book is even more popular than my previous book. Why is it rated lower than that one? It's not impressive, Hakimies! I don't know what year and month it will take to get back to 9 points. Why don't I just drop it to 8.8? It's very uncomfortable now that I can't go up or down.

Not bad, about 9.4, So get some points. The advantage is that the logic is smooth and the descriptions of situations in various places in ancient times are more specific. The disadvantage is that the plot is too bland, and it is not necessarily bland. It can be boring. This subject matter needs to be written vividly, and the plot requires extremely high rhythm control (the depth of the ink) in each place. The description must be powerful and multifaceted. You cannot always use one angle to describe the same scene. This is really not an extravagant requirement. After all, this is the difficulty of the subject matter. In other aspects, the emotions have not been written yet, but after all, they are just supplementary materials, and it is difficult to have more time to think about it. Personally, I estimate that it is best to implement it smoothly and leave less mistakes. Language level is average. Not bad, at least I can finish it, and the whole ancient background of the zombie outbreak is fun to watch. Xiao He will succeed and Xiao He will fail. If the subject matter is well controlled, it will be a masterpiece. If the subject matter is not mastered well, it will be a simple article with ancient knowledge. Generally speaking, it is a bit simple. To be able to write this to this extent is the best in tomato pulled pork ribs. (If you change the subject to a better one, I will definitely give you a 9.5 Or above) Let me add that writing to this level refers to the writing level of the author in this book. It does not mean that the book has a strong ability. The book can only be said to be at a readable level.

It's a very novel subject matter, but you need to pay attention to the handling with the court. Although it's okay, don't take the surviving court that is clinging to Sichuan and Sichuan too seriously. After all, I don't want to say that I just want to read cool stories, at least it won't make people feel aggrieved.

The subject matter is novel, the content is full, and the writing is good. It's just that the narrative content is a bit too long, giving people the feeling that the main text is intermittent. But overall it's good. The writing was too slow. For example, when I ate, I just picked up a bowl and made rice to eat, but he started from planting rice seeds and wrote step by step, giving people this feeling. I read the plot of saving Li Shuyun, starting from chapter 84, and it was not until chapter 148 that the two people met for the first time. As for how many chapters he used to write about escaping from the city, I don't know.

A very good book. Recommended by old bookworms. The author is good at creating a scary atmosphere. The zombies in the cold weapon era are really frightening. It is a breath of fresh air in the apocalyptic literature market where modern zombies and highly martial zombies are the mainstream. Recommended

That's right, Yang Persimmon finally didn't push shit on me this time. This is my first time reading this kind of subject matter. In fact, this kind of book has been recommended to me a long time ago. In addition to this book and the Tang Dynasty book, I have always found it boring. This time I am also short of books. I took a look and I didn't expect it to be quite interesting. The setting of the male protagonist is quite interesting. He is not traveling through time. He is awakening the mystery of the womb. In other words, your character is still the same, but you have learned some unique knowledge. The author's writing is a bit cumbersome in some places, but it's okay once you get used to it. Maybe the author wanted to write a group portrait perspective, which can be regarded as a means to complete the world view. Overall, it's pretty good. As the first book I've read on this subject, I'm willing to give it a 5.

The subject matter is okay and the writing style is better than those verbal essays. Personally, I feel that the only shortcoming is that there are too many narration notes. About half of a chapter is explanation. It seems that in each chapter you will explain the points that readers may have questions about. And some of the explanations are a bit long-winded. The novel should still focus on the main body of the story. Questions can be answered. Come on [I learned it]