Crushing the Apocalypse from the Start: From a Truck to a Land Aircraft Carrier

There are not many problems with this novel. As long as it doesn't engage in any vulgarity, incorporates officials, beauties, and doesn't let any enemies go, it will be a very good novel. I like to see a lot of killing, and it's best not to engage in any pretense.

One thing to say, it is very beautiful, much better than many of the smelly and long hydrographs now. Except for a slight problem in the middle part, it was a blast all the way through, without any drag on the plot, and the pace was comfortable. The male protagonist was decisive and merciless. Although his personality was dark, the setting was stable and consistent with the end of the world. In the end, the plot was not finished, and it is a pity that there are probably many chapters left out. It may not be the perfect score in my mind, but I am willing to support you in giving it 5 stars. Come on, author.

The novel is very in line with the refreshing characteristics of previous years. Personal evaluation 1. The male protagonist has an inexplicable bad start? Even if you are a truck you can't run? Do you have to wait for death? 2. To fight zombies, you fire a machine gun, and to fight people, you run over them with your car? Will zombies move and hide in bunkers, or do humans only have cold weapons? 3. Why do you need to do it manually when there is obviously a fully automatic turret? Do you think there are too many snipers in pve and pvp? 4. Why do you have to go down for no apparent reason? Trucks are the core. Are you a special soldier or Captain America? Why not aim the cannon first and let others disarm, and then go down yourself? I just wanted to infiltrate. 4. Hit, hit, hit, hit. It's a very old version of the writing routine. I can even think of beating the first half, saving a beautiful girl in the middle of the car and getting into the car. Then the beautiful girl must have a good background, and then continue to fight or something. Summary: Readable, a pretty good novel, suitable for casual people (that is, newcomers)

The end of the world can best reflect a person's humanity. In the beginning, area A of the pig's trotters will kill decisively, and area b is the Virgin. To survive in the end of the world, find supplies and take them with you. Please? To survive, kill a boss, take the boss larvae into the car, and sleep directly with the pig's feet. Are you being arrogant or...

It doesn't feel like there's anything sinister about it, and it was really fun to push it all the way, but in the end it felt like it wasn't finished. I was still thinking about watching his confrontation with the new world, but it didn't happen anymore [crying] Is the author considering the next part?

It's a pretty good no-brainer novel, with plot but not much. There are a lot of minor issues, but the combat is fun.

The tone is different from other articles. Some people may not like it, but I think it's good. The keynote of this book is "hope" (quotation marks for emphasis) Including defeating the Resurrection Organization, the "hope" can be seen in the help of people when the protagonist is in Novice Village. While other articles are more about "betrayal" There are so many of these that I can't even give examples. Optimistic people will probably like this book

The novel does not need to be particularly popular, as long as it is novel, it will be popular. This is quite fun, but it just starts with 99A and blows the building down. Isn't it possible to have no additional systems besides the ones that come with it? As a time traveler, it's not appropriate to have no plug-ins, right?

It's so beautiful. I just can't stand some of the plots. Two hours of crazy pursuit of Chapter 96

How can we let go of this time in life? In the next life, I just want to be a child who will not grow up.