Gray Fog*********

It's not the common survival articles, it doesn't have any word-counting chatting, showing off, insulting, pretending to be a slap in the face. Here we can only build our own mobile fortress, our own home, in desperation, and live as long as possible. I personally like books with this theme. Next door, I am also chasing another book about building infinite trains. Come on, author! [Like][Like]

The writing is very good and the storyline is relatively novel, but not many people have read it. Wouldn't the editor make a recommendation? This writing style is top notch in Tomato.

The subject matter is good, but it is similar to "what the protagonist did, revealing a little warmth in the apocalypse" and the descriptions that show positive energy are redundant. The depiction of the apocalyptic atmosphere is only in the expansion of gray fog and monsters. Some plots are too smooth, such as when exploring the chemical plant, no one noticed it. The protective clothing purchased by the protagonist has little application in other aspects. It is obvious that a resource point similar to a chemical plant has been found. All resources should not be taken so smoothly. Keep up the good work [eating melon]

Great, keep it up! Don't be too desperate after getting ready, and don't be too dramatic.

A very good book

The content is quite exciting, but the shortcoming is that the protagonist's growth is a bit slow, not exciting enough, and a bit depressing. This is obviously an apocalypse that needs to be fought together by humans. The protagonist doesn't see any ability to save the world right now. Overall it's pretty good.

The theme is good, Wasteland Clusus style, come on

The writing is first-rate, and the more realistic it is, the more immersive it is.

The feeling of not having enough! !

You can also watch it when you are bored

A good food book

I have an appendix, so one point is deducted, the writing is very good.

It's fine except for talking a lot of bullshit