
Apocalypse Theseus
末日忒修斯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Apocalypse Zombie Stories: I’ve Looked Through Dozens, and Only One Was Readable
Apocalypse Survival Stories Focused on Building Up a Base and Upgrading a Wooden Cabin
Looking for books like "Surviving the Mist: I Can See the Hints". I want stories focused on development and building, with monsters attacking the house and natural disasters. Something about building up and upgrading a wooden cabin, preferably with no female lead. The protagonist should develop steadily.
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.
There Are No Masterpieces on Deserted Islands Anymore. Don’t Like It? Tough
I Want to Read a High-Quality Post-Apocalyptic Zombie Novel
Looking for Stories About Infrastructure, Building Cities or Nations, or Transforming Them
Looking for stories about infrastructure projects, building cities or nations, or transforming cities and countries.
Desperately Seeking Books About Natural Disasters Like Extreme Cold, Extreme Heat, and Earthquakes
Apocalypse, Extreme Cold, Disaster, Stockpiling Supplies, No System
I Want to Read Something Set in the Apocalypse 🙈🙈🙈
Thank you, thank you 😘
Are There Any Road Trip Stories on Fanqie? I Want to Read One but Can't Find Any (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ)
Survival Novels Set in Underground Caves, Islands, Extreme Cold, and Forests After the Apocalypse
Looking for a long novel, not something too short.
The Ultimate Apocalypse Novel, No Arguments
Looking for books like Global Freeze: I Built a Doomsday Safehouse.
Survival + Road Trip + Vehicle Upgrades + Climbing the Leaderboards, Please!
Looking for books like "The Road Survival Leader Says She's Going to Walk to the End of the Road". I've wanted to read this kind of story for ages, but haven't found one yet.
Looking for Survival Novels Set in the Ocean, Forests, or Underground Caves, with a System and No Harem
Survival Stories Set in the Ice and Snow, on Trains, at Sea, in the Mist, in Forests, in Deserts, and More
No System, one female lead or no female lead, and nothing mindless.
Pure Sci-Fi With Lots of Cutting-Edge Tech, A Complete and Rich Tech Tree, and War
Pure sci-fi with lots of advanced tech, a complete and well-developed tech tree, and warfare.
Desert Island Survival: No Simps, No Self-Sacrificing Saint, Just Survival
I mainly want realistic wilderness survival skills. No mysterious civilizations, just people struggling against nature, wild beasts, flash floods, and natural disasters. I really can't take any more stories about doormats chasing after someone who doesn't love them.
Looking for Good Wasteland Novels, Recent Ones Have All Been Boring
The wasteland novels people recommend are all boring. The golden fingers are way too powerful, or else the stories are about being reborn or transmigrating. Not for me. I want something about people scavenging out in the wasteland, not stories where they can't even make the main plot clear.
Please Recommend Web Novels in the National Survival Genre, Rated 9.0 or Higher
Looking for web novels in the survival-for-all genre, rated 9.0 or higher. Deep sea, outer space, wilderness, lords, post-apocalypse: anything goes!
Island Survival in the Wilderness, Realistic Stories Only, No System
No System, no fantasy, just genuine, realistic survival.
Looking for Survival-for-All Stories Where the Protagonist Focuses on Building a Shelter and Isn't a Doormat
The protagonist shouldn't be a goody-goody, and there should be no female lead. I'd like someone dark-hearted, more like a villain, with plenty of descriptions of their shelter. Puppets would be a plus.
Are There Really No Good Island or Wilderness Survival Novels Anymore?
Pure Natural-Disaster Survival Stories, Like Heat Waves and Torrential Rain, No Superpowers, Pocket Dimensions, or System
Pure survival stories about extreme weather. No special powers, no System, no pocket dimension, no zombies.
Books Like Robinson Crusoe, About Starting from Scratch and Building a Farm
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I have to say that the author's book is very good. It's rare that I can read it in one sitting like Tomato. I personally think it has the potential to become a hit. The writing style is a bit exaggerated. The author can adjust it appropriately, reduce the pile of rhetoric, and describe the key moments in detail. In addition, the values of this book are still very upright, but I think it is a bit too idealistic and naive, with a slight feeling of "utopian socialism" and "utopia". In this regard, the author must be prepared to deal with different opinions and even sharp criticisms from readers. Finally, I am optimistic about this book. Come on, author 👍
Overall, it's pretty good, especially the "Four Kingdoms Killing" sequence is very exciting. Tomato rarely sees such long novels. I think some readers commented that you are too idealistic. In fact, the protagonist is a college student and has not experienced any beatings from society, so it is naturally like this. I remember there was a similar novel where the protagonist was named Yi Mubei. He also built an ark called Central Star. He seems to be a refined egotist and a revanchist. The book is also good but a bit focused on fighting with others. Doomsday novels should focus on the psychological activities of the protagonist and other characters, showing what their psychology is like, expressing the despair of the end of the world, the huge psychological pressure, how the protagonist survives, and more hard-core survival knowledge is the correct solution. In fact, I prefer to watch the kind of lone wolf where the protagonist is good or not, but that kind of lone wolf is the bunker route. In addition, you can describe the details in more detail. Nowadays, people like doomsday articles with detailed details and full of useful information. As long as your writing is really detailed, an army of people will like it, and then it will become popular, and an army of people will come to read it. Others say that water is caused by fast food that is used to entertain people to death. Don't pay attention to it. Just stick to your own ideas. A lot of people next door Gu Chengyuan's book said that his water is also popular. Try to defeat those garbage Internet articles about building shelters in high-rise buildings. As for the ending, it would be best if the disaster would continue for many years and the protagonist would eventually die of old age, having lived for more than a hundred years. The shelter in the mountain next door is designed like this. Do not give hope at the end of the world, but despair. If there is hope, it is not called apocalypse. It can let the protagonist always have the idea to hypnotize himself that the disaster will end. The actual disaster will not end, and human beings may disappear in the long river of history. A book friend said that he did not like this depressing and hopeless ending, and said that the protagonist must become king and dominate. He must have read too many hegemony novels cloaked in doomsday. The end is the end. How can you put the cart before the horse and go off topic? I hope it can be written a little darker, and the protagonist will gradually turn into a callous, ruthless and refined egoist. Only in this way can it be an excellent doomsday novel.
The plot is very good. There are too many inner dramas among the characters. It's very depressing to read. It feels like I'm deliberately exaggerating my emotions. I can't watch much of it on Tomato, so I'll give it a try. To be honest, there are too many emotions, sometimes happy and sometimes sad, it's so uncomfortable to read.
This book is so good, it makes me feel very close to my heart. There are always people clamoring about not wanting the heroine in the book. I just feel baffled.
It felt very real when I read it. I was uncontrollably drawn into it at the beginning, as if I was experiencing an immersive apocalyptic survival experience. The step-by-step process from survival to development is quite satisfying. In terms of writing, it can be said to be very skillful. The descriptions, descriptions, and metaphors are all quite appropriate. Maybe this aspect is too prominent, so it gives people a feeling of gorgeous and stacked words. I personally don't dislike it. By the way, the author's most commonly used descriptions are: inhuman strength, a heart-wrenching voice [please taste it carefully]. By the way, there are also the values mentioned many times in other reviews of this book. It is obvious that there is nothing wrong with the author's values. There are many places in the article where you can see the author's thinking about human nature. In summary, this is a high-quality post-apocalyptic survival article, very worth reading.
Not bad, not bad, so good to read, it combines a lot of content, a post-apocalyptic story, the reconstruction of civilization after the end of the world, especially on an island in the sea, which is very rare, and it not only writes about the protagonist's reconstruction of civilization, but also about the game and struggle between the remaining big countries, and politics. The characters in it are simply vivid, and the main characters are very well written. I highly recommend reading it. There are very few poisonous points. The author will keep up the good work, and don't be a eunuch. Come on, author, keep reading.
The doomsday survival in the front part, the pursuit of the truth in the middle part, and the political game in the back end. A wonderful novel that has all the elements of a good book. The protagonist is still the same protagonist, with firm beliefs. Whether in the old world or the new world, it is the light that illuminates the darkness.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a good novel that makes people feel immersed in the story. Although it is a little rough in some places, it is very close to reality. Even if a young man is immersed in apocalyptic survival, he only has theoretical experience. It is normal to not be able to take it all in at the beginning or to be negligent due to the inevitable panic. The growth along the way makes people feel a lot. The promotion of the mastermind behind the scenes is also very logical, because in my impression, there is this saying that the Nazis fled to the center of the earth. Come on, it is a good work. It's just not enough to watch at all.
This is really well written. I feel like I can beat all my peers in this kind of post-apocalyptic survival article of the flood and natural disaster type. Although the author is still a novice, his writing skills are very good and his writing skills are excellent. The characterization is excellent. The detailed and emotional description is not a shortcoming, but it is a point that I like very much. There are not many authors who can fully express the feelings of the characters. The characterizations of many online articles are facial expressions, popular, witty and calm technical nerd. The leader is Su Mingzhou. Hou Polang, a man of few words and outstanding in force, and Li Chaosheng, the cheerful and optimistic logistics manager, left a deep impression on me. However, the plot progressed slowly. I don't know how many words the author plans to write. The protagonist group has just arrived in the mainland at 700,000 words. I don't know when they will be able to sail away. . . I hope the author will work hard to update [Sending my heart] As long as I don't die from exhaustion
The book is very good, and the author is a doctoral student (he said so). It tells the story of a college student who loves boats and prepares for the apocalyptic floods, and builds his own "Utopia" amidst the cruel reality and "man-made disasters". The author likes to use modifiers such as adjectives, adverbs, attributives and adverbials very frequently. This happens frequently outside of emotional scenes and makes people feel tired. It may be caused by the author's reduced writing experience and personal habits.