I'm Ye Lin, Codename: Homebound

This is simply a hellish rescue. All natural and man-made disasters, as well as mixed disasters such as alien bugs, etc., Occurred here. At the same time, it highlights the charm of collectivism. The image of the heroine is portrayed in a very three-dimensional way. She is a person with a closed heart and a commander-in-chief who greatly increases the survival probability of human civilization. The writing is very good, but it is too good and seems cumbersome. Maybe some places can use more plain language? Also, the description of some plots is not specific enough. Like a pastry that is exquisite but lacks weight and is not filling enough. Could it be more substantial? (No malicious intent) There is another most important problem: www is not enough! ! Hope there will be more ˙-˙!

This is definitely the best apocalyptic article I have ever read. Who knows, every time I see the apocalypse, I think of the country, but most of the apocalyptic stories in Tomato are about slaps in the face and talking about love. Every time I see this, I feel suffocated. Finally, there is a novel that puts the people first. I am really excited to see the national scientific researchers and soldiers march forward one after another and the people to unite as one. The heroine is very powerful, and the lack of CP makes me feel at ease. What I like most is the grand world view and rigorous logic. The title "Civilization Leap" makes people excited. Finally, it is not a cookie-cutter laboratory virus, a sudden disaster, and a messy ending. In this apocalyptic article, I really see the hope of the people and the country, and feel at ease Very, very good

Really good books are completely opposite to those grinding plots, just like the character of the heroine Ye Lin is as crisp and neat. Moreover, it is a completely high-intelligence and high-quality novel, including the Zerg, various technological developments, and interstellar fantasies that are as familiar as personal experience. It is very brain-burning and irritating. I still have a little understanding of Ye Lin's thoughts and some of the decisions of the five leaders. Sure enough, ordinary people think too little and their IQs are completely subterranean. So sometimes I still hope that the author can write more clearly. I don't have a good brain and I want to cry. I recommend this truly apocalyptic novel, it's really great.

Numb1 in the doomsday series is not a cookie-cutter plot template, nor is it a cookie-cutter template for shaping the heroine. The writing is in-depth, and the plot is progressive. Every character has flesh and blood and is not an NPC. The most important thing is the character of the heroine. Whether it is her own strength or personal charm, there is nothing to say [Like]

I can feel that the author has a very rational mind and should be a science student. The protagonist is very charming, especially the team under her leadership. Everyone is working hard for the hope of mankind. For this reason, they constantly squeeze their own potential to the limit. Under the leadership of the entire official team, the fire of the end of the world is ignited, and the protagonist is a key part of igniting the fire.

With all due respect, this book is definitely underrated! At least it should be 9.2 Or higher, right? ! The logic of the whole book is absolutely clear, the description of the text is exquisite, the protagonist's three-dimensional character is cruel and transparent, and it reaches straight to the loneliness of the soul. Isn't it the pain and training of wandering in a different world for 6 years? She is also an outsider and a player... The world is like a game, and she is the core Controller... The calmness of the earth in the early stage and the war in the later period made people's hearts tighten. The East China Sea base is the first leadership base for the return voyage. The devil's training has made their strength soar. They have a direct sense of the horror of war and the fearlessness of becoming a torch bearer? )... Natural disaster? Zombies? Invasion of higher civilization? …The five major bases fight together with the Chinese people…[A single spark can start a prairie fire]… So pretty, so pretty! ! ! ! What surprised me the most is that the author's description of the battle process is very immersive... Every character in it is lifelike in the author's writing, and everyone is their own protagonist...

It's very beautiful, combining a grand world view with tiny characterizations. The heroine's self-interest and love for the country complement each other, and are neither conflicting nor weird. The end of science is metaphysics. Cultivation of immortality and science and technology are integrated into one, unlike other literature (parts) that feel like they are forced together. For the first time, I saw that a country can be established in the last days. The country is not as fragile as imagined! ! ! The author's writing style is very good, and it feels like a romantic prose poem. Why does such a beautiful article have such a low score!

This is an eye-catching multi-element masterpiece. The setting of the group portrait project with the heroine as the core is very novel. It cleverly integrates elements such as doomsday, zombies, and interstellar reorganization to create a unique world full of crisis and hope. The author's literary talent adds a lot to the novel, and his delicate descriptions make the mystery of the stars come alive on the page. Every scene is so lifelike that readers feel as if they are in it and experiencing it with the protagonists. The image of the heroine is full and three-dimensional. She leads the team to move forward in difficult situations. Her wisdom and courage coexist and she becomes the backbone of the team. The portrayal of the group portraits is also quite good. Each character has a distinct personality and growth arc. The emotional entanglement and cooperation between them are moving. In terms of plot, the rhythm is tight, the climax comes one after another, and there are constantly new challenges and surprises. I hope the author will hurry up and make more chapters, and I'm really looking forward to it. [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration]

It's very real and realistic, and the heroine's reaction and perspective on things are very normal. After all, he has traveled from interstellar space. After all, I have been there for 6 years, so his indifferent attitude is quite normal. It is different from the ink writing I have read in the past, but it is very different. You will know it when you read it. In the first and second chapters, you may not feel that it is interesting, but if you stick to it, you will feel that it is quite interesting. The author's writing style is novel and very different

The logic is reasonable, and if there is any unreasonableness, opinions will be listened to and corrected in a timely manner. The story follows the ups and downs of the Tang Dynasty. Linked together, occasionally mixed with blood. And sadness. The sentences I drew in this book are longer than those I drew in those days. The knife clicked into my mouth. In fact, when I was reading the book, it suddenly occurred to me that maybe this book had a score of no less than 39 at the beginning, or a high score of 9 or so. It's really good-looking and feels alive. And it's not like other books, where you find a beautiful man or a good man to match. It's just a normal relationship between colleagues, bickering and whatnot. And with the heroine's current attitude, how can she have any thoughts? Natural disasters and man-made disasters, foreign invasions. And it makes people very appetizing, so they eat it down. The heroine is also the kind of person who has her own ideas instead of blindly following them. Above. What would a person say? The writing is vivid and vivid. Oh, by the way, I've finished reading it now.