Nuclear War Has Really Broken Out! I Became the Subway King

I just read Chapter 6. Although it is a post-apocalyptic story with a purely human nature where the protagonist has no system or powers, I feel that the writing is good. Give it a 4-star wait and see, come on. Now that I have read Chapter 45, let me summarize my personal views. The main plot describes how a site protagonist gathers people's hearts after a nuclear war and uses the old, weak, women and children to form a preliminary team to resist the original leader and re-establish order. There are many exaggerated expression techniques and some deified parts. Among them, the wandering gang is an important part of the intelligence seeds planted early on, used to detect the situation of nearby sites for offense or defense. The writing style is quite sophisticated. If I were to rate it on a 5-star scale, this novel overall would have 3.5 Stars. The shortcoming is that the sensationalism is very strange, or it made me feel very strange. Maybe it was because I read it too calmly in the middle of the night. The general plot direction actually has an idea, which is nothing more than attacking and defending nearby sites; continuing to brainwash new members' identification with the "team"; collecting nearby materials to improve the overall quality of life; and getting arms because "Xiaobai" has a relationship with the military? There will definitely be a lot of site offensive and defensive battles in the future, but my interest has waned, and I don't have any mood swings. I feel uncomfortable watching it. But let's give it 3 stars to encourage the author to provide a rating as soon as possible.

It's very interesting. At first I thought it was some kind of Madonna book, but then I realized something was different. The main character seemed to be a different person once he entered the school and had nothing to do. He was very capable of doing anything. Anyway, he was very cold and in line with the style of the main character in an apocalyptic novel.

It's a bit middle-of-the-road, and I feel like the audience won't be too large.

Okay, okay, writing is okay

A truly good work does not need to continue the story all the time. It is this just right ending and the right blank space that leaves us unfinished, but we cannot deny that it is a work that can be called a novel.

Good five-star praise

It's rare for a book like Tomato to appear. I can only say that Tomato is not worthy of this book. It's so good. The protagonist is intelligent and the supporting characters have clear motivations.

The writing is smooth and truly reflects human nature. Worth reading.

It's still pretty good, come on

The subject matter is novel and the human nature is clear

Super beautiful and worth recommending

A very good book

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's okay if I'm looking for this type of subway. I'm curious whether the furnace gun in 2033 will be designed on the platform at the back [laughing]

I really cried while reading the first few chapters. I haven't read the rest yet. Bad, too sloppy

It's watchable, but it's a bit too idealistic. If it were in an environment like the post-apocalyptic subway, it would be more dark and cruel.

Good-looking, good-looking and good-looking can only be said to be Gold Rush in 10 Miles.

This book is so humane that it was easy for me to get into it if the scale wasn't good enough for me.

It feels good. It is the first satisfying subway apocalyptic novel I have read after the Metro series. It is still worth reading.

This book is extremely well written. In the apocalypse of nuclear war, human nature is complex, hope and darkness. It's perfectly written.

I've been out of books for a long time, and it's rare to see such a palatable novel! Come on, author