My Doomsday Journal

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The doomsday novel from the perspective of a grassroots company soldier has a realistic style, compact plot, and strict logic. There is no bells and whistles or super-soldier kings, but it can attract people's hearts. Just like our soldiers, under the ordinary face, there is full of passion. The novel describes the life of the army in detail. Many details and the psychology of the characters can make those who have served in the army empathize with it. It can be regarded as a little easter egg for us. This military uniform brings us honor, faith and responsibility. Whether we return to the lights of thousands of families or still stick to our fighting position, we will fulfill our oath under the military flag in our own way! Come on, comrade!

A clear stream of apocalyptic literature, with no special abilities, no system, and a focus on group images. Describing the scenes and experiences of the end of the world from the perspective of a soldier, it not only shows the darkness of human nature in the end of the world, but also the tenacity of the Chinese people and the warmth of the end of the world. It looks good, I love watching it, come on 💪

What maintains the protagonist's survival is not just the instinctive desire for life, but faith and mission. When a person is always worried about danger and only focuses on survival, repeating mechanized survival day after day will numb him, make him slow, and make him an alternative "walking dead". This work uniquely shapes the protagonist's motivation for survival. What makes it different from the main line of traditional zombie novels is "living", "living like a real person, a person with goals and hopes" is the real main line that makes this protagonist with clear distinction between good and evil, informality, and sacrifice of life for righteousness behave reasonably and have a vivid image on paper. The narrative perspective of turning combat notes into a diary not only allows readers to understand the protagonist's words and deeds from his mental journey, but also strengthens the protagonist's team's sense of mission from the implicit "inheritance" spirit. This work also gave me insights into my mission, beliefs, and goals: in fact, the real life of a person is to break away from the "survival" that only pursues physiological instincts and pursue one's own mission, beliefs, and goals. This makes the path that the protagonist Fang Hao and his comrades take in the zombie world, isn't it the same path that we take in "life" in the real world? No matter whether you are in a situation of mechanical pursuit of "survival", please don't forget your yearning for "life" as a human being. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up story, come on, author.

Okay, it's quite good-looking. The protagonist has no faults in what he does, and the supporting characters are fine too. They have distinct personalities. I hope it's less censorious. Finally, I hope the author doesn't stop updating it! I'm still waiting for the next chapter

The book is very good. It really feels like a soldier's post-apocalyptic autobiography. It is well-founded in every aspect, focusing on the lives of the people, and trying its best to save the lives of the people. But without losing sight of military judgment and wartime principles, he will never show mercy when killing is necessary. At the same time, it restores the unpredictability and vicious exposure of people's hearts in the last days. I didn't skip a single page throughout the whole process. This apocalyptic book is definitely worth reading!

The narrative is told from a first-person perspective, which is very immersive. The storyline is tight and the acting is great. The overall framework of the novel is rigorous and the context is smoothly connected. The writing is solid, the content is not frivolous, logical, and the characters are three-dimensional. It's a rare and excellent novel

It's very good-looking, but why was it removed from the shelves ()

Despair, this book describes a world with only one word: despair. Even trained soldiers can only drift with the tide. This book reminds me of an anime called Tokyo Ghoul that I watched in middle school. That kind of despair is deep in my mind.

The sense of immersion is strong, the plot is neat and tidy, the protagonist is decisive in killing, and is inexplicably ruthless. The author must update it.