[Chinese version of "Attack on Titan"]
[Doomsday Flow] + [Smell of Blood] + [Fighting Giants]
The whole world was swallowed up by the great flood, and only hundreds of thousands of human beings remained on the small island formed by the Himalayas to stay warm...
And one day, a huge humanoid figure emerged from the sea and gradually surrounded this last human settlement...
Reader comments
This book definitely won't reach five stars. I even want to give it two stars, and five stars for the new book and the author's writing style.
So far, the entire book is filled with the author's sadistic and murderous desires. Especially the small town section, which depicts a large number of cruel death scenes outside the protagonist's perspective, makes people feel physically and mentally uncomfortable. It can be felt that the author must have enjoyed writing, which means that before the plot unfolds, the readers are already exhausted from the repeated desperate situation → escape → death. Even such paragraphs are only tens of thousands of words, and this kind of stacked cruelty is already numbing.
The setting is heavy and the beginning is depressing. If the plot development in the middle period is reasonable, especially the protagonist's power (not yet, but it should not be absent, right?) Can be justified with the giant setting, it can be expected that this book will be quite exciting in the future.
As for the current part, I can only say that it is full of blood💩.
It's good-looking, but unlike several other books by the author, it doesn't have a high-IQ protagonist, and has a very desperate world view of fighting against natural disasters. Whether it is the killings of giants or the attitude of human beings facing disasters, they are all described in detail and truthfully. I really don't know how the author can be so versatile.
In addition, I feel that the giant is very similar to the one in Xiaozhi's ghost stories. It is born to kill people. It is full of murderous weapons. It has a high IQ and possesses the abilities of various other animals. It has no taboo on cannibalism and drives humans into a desperate situation.
Don't read the last chapter. Did the author get any stimulation to write such an ending?
This book is good. Even in such despair, I haven't given up yet. Especially the single-cell part. I feel it's quite shocking. It's good to read. It would be better if the plot can be modified more and the plot has more ups and downs.
It's a very despairing doomsday themed story. The giants can't be killed all the time. If it weren't for the twist in the ending, I would be really desperate.
The protagonist has been experiencing despair and hope, and the ugliness and glory of human nature are fully revealed in the apocalypse.
It's a great book. The story and plot are deeply rooted in my heart. I just feel uncomfortable being tortured by his cat. Can the author write less about the tragic things about girls? It's uncomfortable to read, man [punch out]. Or skip some and just add a little bit😁
Super classic doomsday novel, the feeling of despair is stronger than the end of the world
Enjoy this moment of peace!
The plot is full of ups and downs, making people want to keep watching.
The writing is very good. I look forward to the performance of Mu Feng and Yu Die in the third battle.
I've just read a few chapters and I'm already impressed by the author's writing style. The imagination and worldview are very good. I've been looking for novels related to the deep sea. This is the second best one I've seen so far. Jinju is my top anime. I'm glad to see its derivatives [Learned]
The story is captivating and the writing is very disturbing.
This is a very substantial book. , The author himself has a wide range of knowledge!
Is this book good to read?
I hope it's a novel
The writing is very good, but the ending is abstract, and the male and female protagonists are pure gods of war.
It's pretty good. I haven't read a novel with this kind of atmosphere and despair on Tomato for a long time. So far, the protagonist Fang has been tortured and killed. I don't know how to write down the following. Who can understand the despair I felt when I saw the protagonist was only 15 years old?
This is obviously a rare and good book. How could it be divided into so few copies? Are there few good authors and few good readers?
Can the final chapter also be interpreted to mean that they are also dead?
It's beautiful, it's really beautiful. I stayed up until five o'clock to finish it. I finished it in two days [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
Although the setting is very poisonous, the writing is smooth and it is not easy for the author!
It's okay. It's great if it dares to write a lot of sharp plots, and the sense of despair is also good.
Although the last chapter is difficult to explain in one sentence and is not recommended for readers who are too into the drama, the rest of the book is pretty good.
I think the penultimate chapter would have been better as an ending. But it's nice to see these supporting characters getting along well.
It's powerful and has a unique style, but the statistics are not rigorous enough. Sometimes the number of giants killed is said to be dozens, and sometimes it is said to be one or two hundred.
Pretty good, just a bit sharp
Welcome to the Third War. From a fan perspective, the penultimate chapter is the original ending, and the last chapter is where Kannazuki becomes tragic. Let's watch it as a double ending
🫢I had a dream during my nap. I dreamed of hiding from a giant at the gate of the West District in a super strong wind. It was really amazing.
Overall, after reading it, it gave me a very different feeling
This book definitely won't reach five stars. I even want to give it two stars, and five stars for the new book and the author's writing style. So far, the entire book is filled with the author's sadistic and murderous desires. Especially the small town section, which depicts a large number of cruel death scenes outside the protagonist's perspective, makes people feel physically and mentally uncomfortable. It can be felt that the author must have enjoyed writing, which means that before the plot unfolds, the readers are already exhausted from the repeated desperate situation → escape → death. Even such paragraphs are only tens of thousands of words, and this kind of stacked cruelty is already numbing. The setting is heavy and the beginning is depressing. If the plot development in the middle period is reasonable, especially the protagonist's power (not yet, but it should not be absent, right?) Can be justified with the giant setting, it can be expected that this book will be quite exciting in the future. As for the current part, I can only say that it is full of blood💩.
It's good-looking, but unlike several other books by the author, it doesn't have a high-IQ protagonist, and has a very desperate world view of fighting against natural disasters. Whether it is the killings of giants or the attitude of human beings facing disasters, they are all described in detail and truthfully. I really don't know how the author can be so versatile. In addition, I feel that the giant is very similar to the one in Xiaozhi's ghost stories. It is born to kill people. It is full of murderous weapons. It has a high IQ and possesses the abilities of various other animals. It has no taboo on cannibalism and drives humans into a desperate situation. Don't read the last chapter. Did the author get any stimulation to write such an ending?
This book is good. Even in such despair, I haven't given up yet. Especially the single-cell part. I feel it's quite shocking. It's good to read. It would be better if the plot can be modified more and the plot has more ups and downs.
It's a very despairing doomsday themed story. The giants can't be killed all the time. If it weren't for the twist in the ending, I would be really desperate. The protagonist has been experiencing despair and hope, and the ugliness and glory of human nature are fully revealed in the apocalypse.
It's a great book. The story and plot are deeply rooted in my heart. I just feel uncomfortable being tortured by his cat. Can the author write less about the tragic things about girls? It's uncomfortable to read, man [punch out]. Or skip some and just add a little bit😁
Super classic doomsday novel, the feeling of despair is stronger than the end of the world Enjoy this moment of peace!
The plot is full of ups and downs, making people want to keep watching.
The writing is very good. I look forward to the performance of Mu Feng and Yu Die in the third battle.
I've just read a few chapters and I'm already impressed by the author's writing style. The imagination and worldview are very good. I've been looking for novels related to the deep sea. This is the second best one I've seen so far. Jinju is my top anime. I'm glad to see its derivatives [Learned]
The story is captivating and the writing is very disturbing.
This is a very substantial book. , The author himself has a wide range of knowledge!
Is this book good to read?
I hope it's a novel
The writing is very good, but the ending is abstract, and the male and female protagonists are pure gods of war.
It's pretty good. I haven't read a novel with this kind of atmosphere and despair on Tomato for a long time. So far, the protagonist Fang has been tortured and killed. I don't know how to write down the following. Who can understand the despair I felt when I saw the protagonist was only 15 years old?
This is obviously a rare and good book. How could it be divided into so few copies? Are there few good authors and few good readers? Can the final chapter also be interpreted to mean that they are also dead?
It's beautiful, it's really beautiful. I stayed up until five o'clock to finish it. I finished it in two days [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
Although the setting is very poisonous, the writing is smooth and it is not easy for the author!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The writing is on point on Tomato🍅
It's okay, you can take a look
It's okay. It's great if it dares to write a lot of sharp plots, and the sense of despair is also good. Although the last chapter is difficult to explain in one sentence and is not recommended for readers who are too into the drama, the rest of the book is pretty good.
I think the penultimate chapter would have been better as an ending. But it's nice to see these supporting characters getting along well.
It's powerful and has a unique style, but the statistics are not rigorous enough. Sometimes the number of giants killed is said to be dozens, and sometimes it is said to be one or two hundred.
Pretty good, just a bit sharp
Welcome to the Third War. From a fan perspective, the penultimate chapter is the original ending, and the last chapter is where Kannazuki becomes tragic. Let's watch it as a double ending
🫢I had a dream during my nap. I dreamed of hiding from a giant at the gate of the West District in a super strong wind. It was really amazing.
Overall, after reading it, it gave me a very different feeling