National Initiative: Wasteland Development Plan
国家行动，废土世界开发计划
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 189k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Ensemble Cast, Ensemble Cast, Ensemble Cast! A Whole Team! Multiple Protagonists!
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A Modern Army Waging War in Another World
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Apocalypse Novel Where the System Gives the Main Character an Army, but Not a Red Alert Army
System + The Protagonist Doesn’t Develop It Themselves + Turns It Over to the Nation +
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Any Post-Apocalyptic Stories Told from a National Perspective?
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Leading a Modern Army to Invade Another World
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The author's original text: "And there were no accidents, entirely because in his actions, whether 'living dead' or 'dead living beings,' any living thing within the armored vehicle's artillery range was ordered to be eliminated. In '…', the definition of living beings in the wasteland world, besides 'animals,' only includes 'living dead' and 'dead living beings,' not 'human beings.'"
The decision-making is rational, the methods are scientific, the progress is steady, the worldview is interesting, it is not driven by individual heroism, and it has great future potential.
I finally finished reading it. It's a very good novel with a fresh theme and a unique perspective. Unlike those wish-fulfillment novels that create a single, overpowered protagonist—even some ensemble pieces deliberately feature a super-powerful main character—this book truly portrays an ensemble cast.
Giving myself a good review! Thanks for reading! 😄😄😄😄
The writing is quite good, but according to the setting, everyone except our current allies entered after they died. However, the show mentions that a city with a population of ten million descended upon the wasteland. You have to understand that a city with a population of ten million is at least a first-tier city. What kind of weapon could destroy such a city in one fell swoop? Nuclear bombs can't do it; it couldn't have been an alien invasion or a meteorite, could it?
My five stars are for the author's combination of subject matter and ideas. I haven't read much of the specific content, but the idea and combination of this subject matter is a new field. If the author writes well, the potential is huge; if not, it basically exhausts one's writing passion. Moreover, you have to solve a serious problem: will anyone read your book?
The author must have enjoyed writing it; this is classified as a sensationalist/grotesque section.
It has a certain aesthetic appeal to a liberal arts student writing about a stereotypical STEM student. If you ignore some minor flaws, it's not bad.
Great book! Author, keep up the good work! We're with you! If you keep it up, getting an 8.5 rating shouldn't be a problem. Looking forward to seeing how high this book can go! 😘😘😘
It's visually appealing, demonstrates strong group consciousness, follows rules, and has sound logic.