Plague of Mad Desire

The author must have seen "Madness: Mo Qianhui," it feels very similar in style, especially good-looking, very realistic and immersive. Making it into an AI short video like "Madness" would be great. And I don't know if Tomato will take it down. I hope to see many more sequels to this work!

I highly recommend this book. I especially love the Blood Cross universe; I think the author writes exceptionally well. The scary parts are truly chilling and immersive. It's a shame so few people have read it. It's a great book; keep up the good work! If the author's writing isn't that good, why doesn't anyone read or rate it? I genuinely think the author writes exceptionally well; it's strange, I feel like the best writer of Blood Cross stories on Tomato Books.

I caught up with it in one go. The beginning was written so naturally that it kept me reading. The pacing of the plot was good, and there weren't any one-dimensional characters; each character was well-developed. The author's writing improved steadily, especially the later Ming Dynasty section—it was indescribable, just exhilarating and vividly portrayed.

This book has a slightly disturbing premise that everyone is insane, and you can see the influence of Blood Cross. Furthermore, the writing is good, the plot unfolds layer by layer with unexpected twists, creating a sense of despair in a post-apocalyptic world, leaving you with the hope that even deeper despair will follow. Each volume ends with a blank space, prompting the reader to reflect.

Brilliant… No one is the protagonist, yet everyone is a protagonist. Having seen countless post-apocalyptic stories where the saintly are killed first, it's rare to see a chapter where someone bravely faces death for their duty… Fear is human instinct, courage is the hymn of life. 😭😭😭

It's very well-written and immersive; I hope the author continues writing! ❤️

It's really good! I finished it in one go—my first experience with a non-traditional zombie apocalypse novel. It was thrilling, the human nature was portrayed very realistically, and the plot was very tight. You can tell the author's writing is getting better and better. Looking forward to the rest! [Requesting more updates!]

I'm the author, so giving it a five-star review is fine, right? You put a lot of effort into it. 😳

I thought Chaozi was the main character, but it turns out to be an ensemble piece. I'm not used to this kind of writing, but I'd still give it 5 stars for the strong sense of immersion it provides.

It might seem like there aren't many people listening, but actually, most of the fans of the book are listening, and more will be joining in the future. The only downside is the lack of live voice acting 🤦, but what more could you ask for from such a great book? [You'll see]