Desperate Crossings: Infinite Survival in Disaster Movies

The character setting 3️⃣+ is better than most books; the daily update 2️⃣ is mediocre, and the blue grouping is pending; the quality of the novel 2️⃣ the sudden transition is inexplicable, and Train to Busan jumps directly to Conan; the imaginative setting 3️⃣ is acceptable to most people; the early foreshadowing 2️⃣ is acceptable if you skip it. Overall, I can give a blue 25 rating.

I like the character of the protagonist very much. He can really reflect, learn and make progress. It is also a great ideological collision to talk about Chinese principles in Western disaster movies. It's a well-paced disaster movie, and you can watch it even if you haven't seen it before. The participation of the protagonist really changes the process. What is more criticized now is the existence that casts a glance and the male protagonist changes his name to Ke in the world. Admittedly, I also like to watch Ke Tong, but I have to wait and see what extraordinary things the author plans to let the male protagonist gain from this world. Otherwise, if I want to take a photo, I might as well just buy a separate copy of Ke Tong instead of adding it to the unlimited stream of copies of this disaster movie.

It's so great to catch up to chapter 65! Come on, brother! Except for the Conan part, they are all good. It is recommended to join, extreme cold, deep water, python disaster, eight-legged monster, alien monster, The world of Conan is really too weird. I hope the author will delete it or change it to another world, such as Pacific Rim, Space Knights, Wandering Earth, and Forced Armor. The technology in these worlds is very outstanding!

It can be very good, not too toxic and very exciting. I have rarely seen such a good book on Tomato.

It's quite interesting. I wanted to see if there were any Mist fanfics, but I ended up here. It's really not very appealing at first, but the more you watch it, the more you feel like it has its own thoughts, which is great! I don't know why no one is there

Love to watch, the plug-in is quick to wear, the main character is a macho man Disaster survival leadership style is cool and cool Two worlds seem to have been banned by review. The plot of Conan doesn't match the style very well. I don't have any objection if the author wants to update it quickly enough.

What I've read so far is okay, there aren't any big surprises, it's just that the updates are too slow. Author, I really want to control you. In that section of Train to Busan, one look and aura can intimidate people. What kind of Dragon King plot is this? As a result, it suddenly jumped to Conan, and the style of painting was too fragmented. As a result, Conan was not finished, and it jumped to Jurassic Park. Summary: There is too little foreshadowing, too big a twist, and it gradually becomes a routine. [The author can actually write slower, just like the article about mist, increasing influence and convincingness (character expression and profile) through achievements, rather than the so-called momentum. The setting of "him" was added too suddenly and there is no foreshadowing] [face covering] The author is optimistic about you. This is one of the few books I can find on this subject, and I hope this book can be written well [Like]

This book is pretty well written, and I really like this kind of apocalyptic rescue novel. Although this book still has some flaws, such as the Conan part, it's generally pretty good. The world plot selected in this book is somewhat similar to the two novels I have read before, so I am going to make a comparison and explain it. If the author feels that what I am saying makes sense, then he will make adjustments and I will continue reading. The first one is "Movie Savior" by "Tenth Trumpet", in which the world chosen initially is "2012", followed by "Legend", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Pacific Rim", "Snowpiercer" and other worlds. This book is very good at dealing with the improvement of the protagonist's strength, because this book does not mention much about the protagonist's own strength, and mainly relies on the strength of the organization behind him. The plot is advanced through the interaction of different apocalyptic worlds. Because the protagonist does not need to show his personal strength, the combat power does not collapse. This book currently doesn't look like it can use this approach, so there's a second book I've seen. The second book is "Surviving in Disaster Movies" by "Crucian Carp". This is an ugly novel, not very good, but Tomato has it. The protagonist here is also the kind of person who has to do missions in disaster movies again and again. And the solution to keep fighting power is not to give superpowers, but to rely on the protagonist to obtain and carry them by himself, so I said this book is not good to read. But he gave a plan, which is to let the protagonist acquire abilities by himself. For example, learn to shoot in a world that requires gunfights, and learn to drive in a world that requires drag racing. The specifics are similar to the current one, but the impact is not as big. In addition, this book mentions the plot of the real world, which makes the real world less thin, which makes it better to read.

I would like to encourage you. There are too few disaster film comprehensives that are good. The author's writing is very good, and the fog is very well written. The world behind it feels like it was written in a hurry. After reading it, I have no impression. Let's polish the mission world and don't end it too hastily. I look forward to Cabin in the Woods, Thirty Nights, Invasion of Darkness, and Devil's Cave.

I finally saw a strong character that won't break down! His decisiveness is engraved in his bones and he is never indecisive or hesitant. However, this straightforwardness also hides a bottom line that is not easily shaken - he is never a good person who likes to take care of things, but he also has an angular gentleness, which is the most striking personality charm.