A Biochemical Apocalypse Without Superpowers

The writing is okay, I just hope that the thermal weapons can be strengthened. At present, the thermal weapons are still too sharp, and the strength of the zombies is too outrageous. It is almost a benchmark for the immortal mutation article. Here I suggest that the strength of the zombies can be reduced. The main strength can refer to the blood cross. As for how to reduce the strength of the zombies, such as evolutionary tendencies, or the invention of inhibitors, etc., In short, this mutation momentum It has to be curbed, otherwise humans will not be able to play at all. There are two general directions that can be written at the same time. One is to write more about large-scale battles, and the other is that the protagonist leads a small team or an individual to fight zombies. I think both of these are more interesting, but personally speaking, I think the best and most enjoyable is when the protagonist leads a small team or an individual to fight zombies and win. Of course, everything depends on the author's own arrangements. Platoon, as well as the arms, I hope the author can write about the feeling of cooperation between multiple arms. The zombies' cooperation is very good, I feel quite happy to watch it, but the human side is very frustrating to me. Although I know that the strength of the human side has been greatly reduced due to uncontrollable factors such as the apocalypse, but this also cuts the human beings too hard. It directly becomes the level of World War II, which makes me very uncomfortable to watch. I hope the author can absorb it. Get some experience, cut down the unreasonable and outrageous strength of the zombies, and enhance the human weapons. The direction of writing can depend on feedback from readers. For example, I currently prefer to see the protagonist fight zombies on a small scale, but I am also not opposed to the description of large-scale combat. There are also military types and cooperation between them. I feel that the current military types are a bit monotonous. What about the Rocket Army and the Air Force? I hope the author can consider this aspect. At the same time, I hope the author can write better and better books and carve out his own path in the apocalypse. Come on, I hope there will be no interruption in updates!

The battle scenes are very good, with the bravery of soldiers and their courage to sacrifice, as well as the hardship of civilians to survive, the gradual progress, and how chaos breaks out, and how they are united step by step. Hope is restored in the apocalypse. It is not just chaos. I thought apocalyptic literature is like this. It is rare to see such a good one. Not many [learned] [shocked] [salute]

The East Sea Fleet, the South Sea Fleet, and the North Sea Fleet should still be there. If they are, they can arrange to retreat to the islands. There are too many zombies along the coast and cannot be eliminated by fleet firepower alone. The only way to rely on the islands is to accommodate the survivors along the coast.

The writing is quite good. It is much more comfortable to read than the novels rated 8 or 9 on Tomato. Why is the rating so low?

It's a very nice book, and the writing is also great. I don't know how it got a score of 6.7, But objectively it's a 9.7.

The writing is very good. Nowadays, the apocalyptic novels are either community gods of war or lone wolves with supernatural powers. It is still very novel to see the apocalyptic novels from the perspective of the army for the first time. However, the army has been weakened and the zombies have been strengthened. The IQ of the senior military officials is also very worrying. He does not cherish so many troops at hand and wants to send an entire army to die just to fight for power. Are hundreds of millions of zombies in the city really out of his consideration? But despite its flaws, I highly recommend it.

It's really a post-apocalyptic style, it's really real, and the battle scenes are shocking!

At present, I feel that the author does not have a specific idea for the follow-up development. Zhong Kui's side is already so difficult, needless to say, the follow-up development is too difficult; the overall human power is too weak, and there is no good way to break the situation; hot weapons face the embarrassing scene of advanced zombies, and the rear supplies are insufficient. Overall, I can't think of any good way to break the situation.

It's pretty good, and it can be considered a support for the new book. Although the evolution of zombies is unreasonable, it can also be explained by balancing combat power. I also suggest the author to check the military. The military's combat power is not limited to these.

It really doesn't have any superpowers at all, it's a very realistic style and writing style.