The Apocalypse on Blue Star: It Turns Out Humans Are the Invaders!

I finally read a post-apocalyptic novel that makes people's eyes darken! This setting is so novel that it can be called a "mudslide" in the apocalyptic theme (praise!). The author did not follow the old path of defeating monsters and upgrading, but instead constructed a worldview with strict logic and full of reversals. When the core mystery of "human beings are the invaders" is gradually revealed, the feeling of sudden realization and horror after careful consideration is so great! Highly recommended!

It is a good work with rich characters and far-reaching ideas.

I stayed up all night wanting to read it, the characters are vividly drawn, and the ups and downs of the plot are very immersive.

This book is really beautiful, and the foreshadowing is in place. From the beginning to the end, the foreshadowing is constantly revealed. Every plot of the story continues to attract me to continue reading.

The plot is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and the more you watch it, the more you want to watch it. It makes you feel deep but not complicated.

The content is very exciting, with a lot of foreshadowing, and sometimes gives me unexpected twists and turns.

This is the longest book I have followed since I downloaded Tomato. Both the logic and the character creation can be said to be quite good.

The portrayal of the protagonist of this book is very successful. Anyway, it made me feel bright. It was well controlled. The other supporting characters were also good. I was amazed.

It looks good, I like this kind of brain-using feeling, the characters are likeable, and the plot is exciting.

It's beautiful and exciting. After experiencing a book shortage, I was amazed when I saw this book. The world view is wonderful, the setting is also very good, the whole process is thoughtful, and the plot is compact.