
The Entire Nation Rises Against Hundreds of Millions of Zombies!
举全国抗击亿万丧尸!
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- Completed
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- 651k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 12mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Are There Any Apocalypse Novels Where the Government Keeps Functioning Normally and Struggles to Keep Hundreds of Millions Alive
Tomato’s Masterpiece of the Apocalypse Genre: Don’t Recommend Anything Below 9.4
Zombies and natural disasters are both fine, but the self-sacrificing saintly types have to die. The protagonist needs to be smart. No System, and no ridiculous plots where they casually gather billions' worth of supplies and a whole arsenal. That kind of thing is insulting to the reader's intelligence.
Zombies! Zombies! I’m Out of Books. Recommend Some Zombie Stories
Any Post-Apocalyptic Stories Told from a National Perspective?
In apocalypse novels, the government is always handing out food, implementing policies, and scouting talented people and stockpiling supplies ahead of time. It seems like they're always busy. Are there any stories told from the government's perspective as it responds to the apocalypse? 👀
Looking for an Apocalypse Story Where the Main Character Has an Army and Gives Survivors Hope
Any Books About Nations Fighting a Zombie Apocalypse?
I do not want to read apocalypse novels where everyone only cares about living comfortably for themselves anymore.
Please Recommend Novels About a Nation Mobilizing Its Entire System to Fight an Apocalyptic Crisis
I want to read something like The Insect Swarm Arrives: The Whole Nation Follows Me to Slay the Insects.
After Maxing Out a Girl’s Affection, the Protagonist Has Someone Kill Him to Make Her Turn Evil
I saw this in a video recently and suddenly wondered if there are any stories like it.
Apocalypse, Reborn, Warns the Country About the Disaster in Advance
As the title says, I don't think people who stockpile supplies on their own will do very well. Even if they hoard billions' worth, it's just a drop in the ocean to the country. Some people have plenty of supplies without stockpiling anything. Report the news to the government so order can at least be maintained, then stockpile supplies too. That's the ideal way to get through it.
Looking for Apocalypse Novels Where the Government, Military, and Survivors Reclaim Lost Territory
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Multi-line narrative, a very grand story, but I want to ask, how do you solve this disaster? A perfectly coordinated group has more than two billion "soldiers" who have no sense of pain, and has mastered one of the five permanent members and the top military equipment under the five permanent members. What can it win? Apart from plot killing, such as developing anti-virus drugs, I don't know how to win.
The author's atmosphere is well created and his writing style is also very good. It feels very picturesque when I read this. Such a story with an overly powerful enemy makes it feel a little bit desperate, but it also gives me this sense of despair and apocalypse. I finally saw the second article on Tomato about this kind of zombie military article without CP.
It's not bad. I feel like I could change the name. Those things like "Rebirth of a Nation" are also very popular. I don't understand. After the outbreak, there was so much news and nuclear bombs were launched, but there was no international news. Only a small part of the public was written, and no follow-up was written at all. This is quite a long time, right? You don't write to show what happened from a third-party perspective, and then move collectively and defend the country. You say that the situation is so urgent now, and then move those feelings as plain as drinking water. It doesn't show the passion of the whole country. I think the author can take a look at the kind of national struggle against natural disasters and other kind of
I can really only use a few words to evaluate this book as "crazy, unparalleled madness". He is really reborn differently in all the apocalypse. Some are reborn in a systematic way, and some are reborn with the same evolution as cultivating immortals. Of course, I am not saying that these are not good-looking, but they are just compared with the previous ones. , I found this book really well written, and I am also thinking about how the follow-up author of this book should write it down. The protagonist who comes back through rebirth, has no system and super powers, is just dissected through experience and the word "human", a great person. I can only say that it deserves five stars.
In fact, the ending is very rushed, and it feels like there are still many pitfalls left unanswered. For example, how did Lin Feng get reborn? The origin of the mania... Is this the end? But it's also very beautiful! The writing techniques and subject matter are very novel. It is adapted from Blood Cross, which is very good! Although it's only about six o'clock... The plot in the middle is very touching, and what's more! I am not the one who gave money to comment like this! If it looks good, it will get five stars; if it doesn't look good, it will get one star! [Punch out][Punch out][Punch out]
I have been reading books for more than ten years, and for the first time I felt the literary atmosphere in online novels. The author is very knowledgeable and this achievement deserves millions of reads. The wording is precise, the imagery is vivid and profound, it's really good.
To be honest, putting aside the logic issues, it is actually quite well written.
You are a very good book author. Can you write about some international things in this world? After all, how big a disaster is it? It is impossible for other countries to ignore it. By the way, author, did the virus start to spread in South Asia? Or did it spread all over the world but South Asia exploded first?
In the early stage, it is easy to feel that there is a bit too much poison, and that some sacrifices are unnecessary (reasonable explanations will be given in the later stage, and it will feel like it should be). The plot structure and writing style are better, and the author likes to use foreshadowing (there may be some foreshadowing that is not used, and the hole is not filled). The plot develops quickly and does not drag out (of course some people think it develops too fast), and I personally feel that the plot is relatively complete. The setting is relatively novel in the doomsday novel, and the ending is a bit sloppy. [Learned]
I originally thought that there was no need to sacrifice the reconnaissance team. Since they were reborn, unnecessary losses could be recovered. But it suddenly occurred to me that the death of the reconnaissance team is the most important clue to the beginning of the apocalypse... Sigh