
Observation Log of the Doomsday World
末日世界观察日志
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Global Zombie Outbreak: An Observation Report on Humanity's End全球尸变:末日人类观察报告Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's very beautiful. Although it is somewhat different from the real scene in some aspects, there are few effective governments and effective armies. This seemingly ordinary post-apocalyptic article of mine adds an ounce of brilliance. Coupled with the multi-angle narrative characters, it has the feeling of a group drama. The small characters fully demonstrate the big background. It outlines a doomsday picture that tests human nature, rationality, and morality. Well, looking at it now, it feels like productivity has been somewhat weakened. I don't know if it's a problem with the specific points. In our country, there will be insufficient ammunition. There may also be routine preparations, which are indeed not enough to deal with such emergencies, but subsequent supplements should not arrive for half a day. 🥺 Continuing, it is much better now. The author who listens to advice is the best, and the activity and response rate are very good. It's good to follow the mass line and the mass viewpoint
A well-written post-apocalyptic novel, surpassing 95% of other similar genres on Tomato. It can be seen that the author is a civil servant, and the language used in official documents is very correct. Unfortunately, I personally feel that the strength of the army is a bit underestimated (or maybe the zombies are too strong), which is not to my liking. Come on, author [learn it]
It's okay. It doesn't weaken organizations, especially the army too much, and it's understandable. After all, the modern army is still too powerful against carbon-based organisms. If I don't weaken it, I really can't write it down…
An absolutely true description. There are no supernatural powers or predictions of the future. Only fearless people use their knowledge, sweat and blood to create the eternal existence of mankind. Multiple perspectives allow you to show the impending storm before the crisis breaks out from all aspects, from the initial outbreak to the gradual loss of control, to the intervention of military units and a complete blockade. It is not only the army that really fights zombies, but also the survivors struggling in the disaster area, and the researchers developing vaccines at the rear. Humanity and darkness are intertwined, but the unyielding spirit will last forever.
I have read more than 80 chapters and feel that the writing is good and I have my own ideas in terms of writing ideas and character creation. Here are some suggestions/questions: I feel that the author's writing style is still a bit restrained and rarely analyzes human nature. I personally think this is essential for zombie novels, such as the thinking of various subjects in the context of a siege, and the direct conflict between personal life safety and national interests. Various interest groups interfere with national decision-making (for example, whether to abandon important local government personnel during a siege. If this goes out, those financial aristocrats will also flee, which will inevitably lead to a tear between the upper and lower levels). Because the most essential nature of human nature is self-interest. When oneself becomes a necessary victim to maintain stability, there is no justice and faith at all. At least I haven't seen such a direct conflict yet.
This book really made my eyes light up! The setting of this novel is very novel. The protagonist is no longer the kind of person who fights alone, but focuses on ordinary people, the army, and the country in the apocalypse. It feels very real. There is no cheating plot in the story. It is just a group of people trying to survive in this chaotic world. This sense of reality made me feel particularly involved. Moreover, the military plays a very important role in the book. It is no longer a simple background panel in other novels, but actually participates in the response to the doomsday. They stick to their duties and work hard to maintain order in the apocalypse, and they feel very powerful. The details in the book are also well described. The terror of zombies, the lack of resources, and the struggle of human nature are all described in detail. Worth a look
It's quite realistic. If it's in the middle and later stages of the plot, I'd give it four stars, but in the early stages I'd give it five stars. I'm afraid that if my score is too low, my food and grass will be gone. First of all, I can see that there is logic now, the ups and downs of the plot also promote the development of the plot, and the collapse of order in the early days of the end is also described. One star was deducted because there has been too much compassion in recent plots. It does not mean that people should not have compassion, but it means that in the face of collective survival, it is cruel to say that individuals are just numbers. It is a bit inconsistent to have compassion appear too many times. Just look at the behavior of human beings during the war years and you will know that unbearability will only appear for a moment and after the war among underground workers and generals, rather than being emphasized repeatedly during the war.
It's so shocking, especially the one about Doctor Xiaoyu, with its exquisite writing, excellent scientific knowledge, and cruel sacrifice for victory. After reading this book for so many years, this is the most shocking one to me so far. The road to victory must be a road paved with corpses, and we are standing at the end of this road, or at the rest stop.
I think the author's writing style is very good and it reads smoothly and naturally. But every character should have supporting roles and interactions. The delivery boy in the first chapter, the nurse in the second chapter. Try to express each character's personality and communicate in as many languages as possible so that everyone can be as vivid as possible. It is based on reality and gives readers a sense of involvement.
It's much better than some of the assembly-line zombie novels on the list, and this one has a much more immersive feel. Overall there is no big problem, I hope it can maintain the standard 👍