In the Apocalypse, I Become a God by Sleeping!
末世之中，我以睡觉称神！
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- 700k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 6mo ago
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It's from Douyin. After looking at the first few pictures, it's true that it's a bit watery, but I can't really put it into words. In short, it's very awkward. The protagonist's time travel is not explained clearly. It is best to have a transition and introduce things such as working as a worker, time traveling in 2025, being hit by a car, etc. Otherwise, it lacks a sense of substitution. The description of the environment is also average. You can't rely on readers to guess. There must be a general description of the environment, such as how big the laboratory is and whether it is underground or on the ground. These explanations must be provided, otherwise it will be difficult to substitute. Because you are writing about a different world, you have to introduce the city as big as it is and how many people there are. You can use the perspective of the protagonist, but a lot of scene descriptions are necessary. It will be uncomfortable to just focus on the dialogue, and the introduction of the characters is also very dramatic. In fact, the protagonist's character setting can be more intelligent, such as that of a drama god, with limited clues to piece together the current situation, so that readers will feel comfortable. The character description at the beginning does not reflect the protagonist's wisdom, and the protagonist's responses later begin to destroy the character. The above three points must be met. Also, it is difficult to describe the chattering sound of this communicator. There are also problems with the description of the supporting characters, such as too little introduction to their dressing, body and appearance. In short, I feel that the sense of substitution is lacking too much, and the start of the golden three cards is not ideal. My personal suggestion is to re-open a new book with the setting and big world view. I just abandoned this one and re-opened three chapters to see if anyone can read it. Otherwise, the number of people is too small, and I have to eat for love. The above only represents my personal views. Give it five stars, cheers for the author. And I think the introduction is better than the main text, alas.