
Apocalypse Legion System
末世军团系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- Everyone's in the Apocalypse! You Start with Blackwatch?大家都是末世!开局你黑色守望?Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allTomato’s Masterpiece of the Apocalypse Genre: Don’t Recommend Anything Below 9.4
Zombies and natural disasters are both fine, but the self-sacrificing saintly types have to die. The protagonist needs to be smart. No System, and no ridiculous plots where they casually gather billions' worth of supplies and a whole arsenal. That kind of thing is insulting to the reader's intelligence.
A World of National Destiny and the Supernatural
Looking for something similar to The Haunted House.
Survival Stories: Are There Really None Rated Above 9? Prove Me Wrong!
Heh.
The Pinnacle of Post-Apocalyptic Fiction
Doomsday dominion
Some Apocalyptic Power Fantasy, Please, Preferably with Beautiful Women
Apocalypse Stories: This One Is an Absolute Masterpiece
Please Recommend High-Quality Zombie Apocalypse Stories
I don't want that generic A City, B City stuff. It feels so half-hearted. I want something grounded in reality, though mutations are fine. The worldbuilding should be clear, the zombies should be powerful, and the protagonist should be smart and not a womanizer.
Sigh... Are There No End-of-the-World Novels That Really Wow You? I've Read So Many Already
Looking for stories like "Transmigrating into the Apocalypse: The Green Tea Villainess Is a Crybaby". Apocalypse settings, natural disasters, or zombies are all fine. The female lead transmigrates into a book as the vicious villainess, and has a space or a System. The male lead is a special forces soldier, and the two fall in love over time. The original female lead
In the Apocalypse, You Should Build a Private Shelter! Ideally, Bring the Female Lead Along to Lay Low.
Most people don't have such lofty ambitions. Don't have them build some incredibly powerful survivor settlement at the drop of a hat; it's hard to manage and easy to make the story fall apart.
Looking for Apocalypse Novels. I’m Nearly Sick of Them All. Hoping to Find a Masterpiece
Looking for books similar to "Apocalypse: The Dodder Flower Blooms Again".
Apocalypse Zombie Stories: I’ve Looked Through Dozens, and Only One Was Readable
Recommend Some Books About Guys Who Don't Take Crap, Do Whatever They Want, Skip the Trash Talk, and Fight Anyone Who Dares Challenge Them
These books are so satisfying, ridiculously satisfying. I've finished them all. Please recommend more just like these, aaah!
Apocalypse Zombie Novels With Summoned Guards, Such as Imperial Guards or Special Forces
An apocalypse novel with zombies, set in the modern day and starting when the zombie outbreak begins (or even before it, with the protagonist already able to summon troops). The summoned units should be known guard troops from ancient or modern history. Slow development, few guards at first, venturing through the apocalypse without superpowers. A pure apocalypse story.
Apocalypse Fiction Is So Hard to Write Well. Calling for Recommendations from All You Experts
Apocalypse Novels with Explosive Military Growth, but No Red Alert!
Looking for books like "Apocalypse: An Infantry Squad Shakes the World". This one is excellent, a standout apocalypse novel about building up a powerful army (not a Red Alert story)!
The Reading Slump Has Spread Across All of Tomato Novel. Truly Great Books Have Gone Extinct.
Any Novels with Massive Armies Clashing in War?
The Apocalypse Zombie Genre Is Finally Making a Comeback, Haha
The apocalypse zombie genre is finally taking off! I've recently found a lot of really good zombie novels. Please recommend more!
Any Hardcore Military Apocalypse Novels Out There?!
I want a protagonist with some brains, not a goody-two-shoes. That's all, just two simple requests!!! I've read several highly rated post-apocalyptic novels lately, and they're packed with basic factual errors. The protagonists also mindlessly slaughter everyone in sight.
Highly Recommend These New Apocalyptic Power Fantasies
Looking for books similar to The Billion-Dollar Game. No overpowered protagonist, no dragging plot, a great premise, fresh worldbuilding, and a smart protagonist. It's a promising new post-apocalyptic novel, highly recommend it!
Looking for a Novel with a Modernized Army from the Start
Looking for books like "Sorry, My Interstellar Fleet Only Recruits Female Soldiers"
Are There Any Apocalypse Novels Where the Government Keeps Functioning Normally and Struggles to Keep Hundreds of Millions Alive
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Builds Their Own Faction, With Powerful and Utterly Loyal Subordinates?
The protagonist doesn't have to lift a finger: their subordinates do all the fighting, and the whole myriad worlds are terrified just hearing about them. I want a story with plenty of chapters, something really satisfying to read, with the plot always moving forward.
I Want to Read a High-Quality Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Novel
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Doomsday: From the Start, I Have a Main Battle Tank
Apocalypse: My Dongfeng-5C Covers the Globe
The Red Mist Apocalypse: I Can Summon Warriors from a Thousand Years Ago
The United Government of the Apocalypse: Humanity's Glory Shall Endure
Steel Tide: Unstoppable Killing in the Apocalypse
From the Start, I’m Rewarded with a Special Forces Squad in the Apocalypse
Apocalypse: A Violent Illness? I’ll Fight Violence with Violence!
Apocalypse: It Begins with Getting a Delta Force Unit
Doomsday: The System Bound to the Wrong Person and Owes Me Eighty Million from the Start
Apocalypse: I Command the Iron-Blooded Order
Doomsday: I Can Summon the Abyss
Apocalypse: Blackwatch Gives Humanity Hope!
Zombie Apocalypse: I Unlocked an RV System and Stockpiled Supplies
Dawn at Lishan
Fifty Years After the Apocalypse
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This is the true essence of the mass army development strategy, only hindered by logistical limitations. Other similar system-based strategies, due to their overpowered ability to ignore logistical constraints, result in extremely slow development. The main reason for the rapid development is the protagonist's accumulated knowledge and inherited bloodline. It's well-written, with no logical inconsistencies. Further development is possible, as long as it's not too sci-fi or overly powerful.
Without exaggeration, this post-apocalyptic novel is the best I've ever read. I highly recommend it to everyone! [Currently rushing to finish the manuscript] But as good as it is, author, could you please hurry up and write more chapters? A few more chapters a day are simply not enough! [Please update more frequently!]
In short, it's a fantasy novel, a bit mindless, but I really enjoyed reading it. The book is very positive, somewhat idealistic, and rarely features scenes of the main plot faltering and then growing stronger; it's pure feel-good, almost heroic. The theme is a combination of military warfare and a scientific apocalypse, not a zombie novel; zombies are downplayed here.
It's really good. I don't know why the rating is so low. I genuinely love this kind of post-apocalyptic novel. Maybe I really abandoned my brain to read this book, but anyway, it's really good for me. Highly recommended!
You wrote very well. Very, very well. I hope there are more Blackwatch units. Not too many, just five battalions, 600 men each. Or 1200 men.
It's well-written; it's one of the few post-apocalyptic novels I've seen where the zombies' abilities are solid and the army isn't weakened. Once the protagonist has built up his army and developed it, even the most powerful zombies are basically swept aside in a straight-up rampage. There are absolutely no ridiculous plot-driven deaths for the human side.
This is my 999th novel read. From downloading Tomato Novels to this milestone, a new journey is about to begin! [Under pressure to finish]
Personally, I think this is the best post-apocalyptic story I've ever read.
The logic is sound, but you need to add your own imagination to the details. For a better reading experience, listen to Play with Fire with headphones. Because the plot is linear and doesn't have many extra branches, I haven't seen any major flaws yet. It's a decent post-apocalyptic novel that's good for casual reading. (I didn't receive a single penny; I'm not a paid shill.)
Most post-apocalyptic novels I've read are dominated by individual heroism, either too cold-blooded or featuring harems. But this one was a breath of fresh air. While there are many characters, they are all distinct, each with their own role and turning point. 🙂 But what moved me most was the protagonist's patriotism and his strategic planning and overall vision. That's what makes it different from other post-apocalyptic novels. Looking forward to the author's continued success! (˵¯͒¯͒˵)