Age of the Earth's Core: A Demolition Worker's Doomsday Fortress
地核纪元：拆迁工的末日堡垒
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- Ongoing
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- 435k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 5mo ago
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This is a hardcore post-apocalyptic story with a strong fortress theme, but the civil defense works are a bit unsuitable. An extreme cold apocalypse where temperatures are only -35°C doesn't truly represent an apocalypse. Without supernatural abilities, an endless blizzard, ice storms, and temperatures as low as -70°C are more appropriate, requiring the destruction of all infrastructure to…
It's really good, a truly good read. Those who enjoy a slow pace will love this novel. It's not a typical wish-fulfillment story, nor is it purely dark; you'll also find many realistic life lessons. The only "golden finger" (advantage point) is the initial 100 square meters of space, which slowly grows, square meter by square meter.
I've already read up to chapter 69. This book's main selling point is realism, and it's fucking well-written! Keep it up, bro! I'm waiting for your update! I wish you instant fame, huge sales, and a fortune!
This is the kind of realistic post-apocalyptic novel that we all crave and enjoy reading! The protagonist is shrewd and capable in the everyday world, principled yet not rigid, insightful about human nature, and possesses a deep and well-reasoned understanding of his industry! Building an underground fortress over two years, though slow, is incredibly captivating!
The subject matter is novel, which is my type.
This book is the best post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read; it's not mindless or overly sentimental.
It's alright, not awkward. At least it's not like the invincible, grabbing everything at the beginning. This kind of construction is quite to my liking, mainly because I've seen too many exaggerated ones.
It's pretty good, but it's a bit short right now, which is making me a little anxious.
The author comes from a related industry background, and once you read the book and look at the data, the information you need is very realistic...
Well written! The points are clearly outlined, but the process is a bit slow! We can start speeding up the stockpiling of supplies now that we've reached 0!