
Doomsday: I Fight My Way Across North America Just to Return Home!
末日:杀穿北美,只为归乡!
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- Completed
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 1y ago
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It's great, really great! I've been reading novels since third grade and I'm twenty now. It's rare to find someone so engrossed in a book every day, especially one that hasn't been updated yet. It's definitely worth reading. The only downside is that the main characters seem a bit overworked; it would be better if they encountered monsters a little less frequently.
Actually, there are still many bugs. I even suspected that the author used AI to polish it, as some parts of the text are obviously disjointed. However, judging from the comments section, the author seems to revise frequently, and given the good subject matter, I'd give it 5 stars for now and hope for the future.
It's very well-written, and the characters are vividly portrayed, each with their own distinct personality. As a seasoned bookworm, I would highly recommend it. However, author, are you kidding me? Why is it so short?! 😏😏😏😏
The writing isn't very smooth, the character development is too childish, and the conflicts are too frequent. But overall it's okay. Personally, I suggest it could take inspiration from "The Train Home," which has a much better pacing and writing style.
Wow, this is definitely a satisfying read. While the character is much stronger than in reality without a system, if they were too weak, I wouldn't have any desire to read it. It's not ridiculously strong, nor ridiculously weak, just right. It's a story that requires a little thought, quite good. I'm enjoying it.
Three updates a day is alright. It's been following the story since the first chapter: the virus outbreak, the new zombies encountered on the way to the evacuation site, overcoming numerous obstacles, and using courage and meticulousness to modify vehicles with local materials. I'm still following it. After looking back at a bunch of stones, let's look at something normal.
A fine post-apocalyptic survival novel. Beginners can patiently read on, while those who find the early car-fixing scenes too much can persevere until chapter 100+ when Noah's Ark upgrades to stage 2. Overall, it's a satisfying post-apocalyptic survival story without superpowers or individual heroism.
It's pretty good, but the pacing is too fast. The main characters face crises in every chapter, which makes it a bit overwhelming and tiring to watch. Adding a few transitional chapters might be a good idea, but this is just a suggestion.
It was thrilling to watch! The scheming, the bravery, the emotions, and the top-notch teamwork—it's like a blockbuster film shot through words. Finally, a quick update from a humble reader! 🙂🙂🙂
As a seasoned bookworm who has read over 1,000 hours of novels since childhood, this is one of the very few post-apocalyptic novels on Tomato Bookstore, and arguably across the entire internet, that has been high-energy and engaging from beginning to end. It's definitely worth reading. I hope the author updates soon; I can't wait to read it! I stumbled upon it on August 28th at noon and have been reading all the way to the latest chapter—it's truly amazing!!!