Apocalypse: I Can Summon Stalkers

This book is generally okay, but there are a few bad points that I can't stand anyway. 1. The protagonist's gold finger is used to summon soldiers to exchange supplies through a mobile phone-like device, and several other people in the world also have this system. It is just a castrated version of the protagonist. The protagonist can summon soldiers at will. His enemy's system does not have the option to summon soldiers, only some junior soldiers sent by the system. As a result, the protagonist's bunch of mid-level soldiers plus junior soldiers can't beat the three junior soldiers on the opposite side, and senior soldiers are needed to compete. 2. The protagonist and his soldiers can obtain system currency by killing zombies, which can be exchanged for soldiers and supplies. As a result, the protagonist went to the countryside to build a base and find survivors, but did not kill zombies to increase his strength. 3. The protagonist is a commander and has such a behind-the-scenes golden finger. As a result, he has to charge on the front line with his soldiers every time, and then encounters various crises, and then is solved by various coincidences. But the protagonist has one great advantage: he kills decisively and kills people without talking nonsense.

After reading the first five chapters, the first one has too many adjectives and is a bit wordy, but it gradually gets better after the system appears. The plot is compact and the subject matter is well chosen. Although it is niche, it is considered food for me. I hope the author can finish it.

I just like to read this kind of book about the Virgin Mary, because no one can stand it, and they all die of poison, so I just read it myself

It's a rare Stalker novel. The first chapters are quite toxic, but you can still read them after a while. The combat power is well controlled and does not expand too fast. Most of the supporting characters are flesh and blood, have their own behavioral logic, and have a light sense of human-machine. It's a good book. I hope the author can increase the output. The children are starving to death.

This is a pretty good system explosion article. I have read so many apocalyptic articles. Although this one does not pay too much attention to the description of group portraits in the apocalypse, anyone who has played Stalker knows that the original game focuses on the competition between various forces. The lowest level in the special zone is not the old, weak, sick, or disabled, but the Stalkers fighting alone. I can feel the feeling of exploring the big world bit by bit in the game. I can feel that as the commander's troops become more abundant, his perspective on the problem is constantly improving. I feel that in the original game, Maozi designed many endings but did not give a perfect ending. I also want to see what kind of ending the commander will make in this apocalypse when he has enough power. Furthermore, there was a Commander MOD in the first game, but it is no longer available in Heart of Chernobyl. I think this novel has filled one of my regrets. I also want to experience the thrill of the various forces in the special zone taking advantage of their own advantages in this new wasteland to use heavy weapons on a large scale to sweep through the apocalypse. It is not easy for the author to persist in rating such a situation until now. I think the author will definitely let me see the ideal ending in his mind.

I would like to remind book friends who are not ready to start reading yet, according to the author's latest chapters 49 and 50, this book takes a multi-system route. In addition to the protagonist, there are other people who can obtain the system and can summon troops from other camps. Of course, the author's writing style is very strong and the plot description is very contagious. It is about the plot of multiple systems. It depends on whether you can accept it.

It is a very niche subject, the atmosphere is very delicate, and the characters are all flesh and blood. The most popular type of apocalyptic summons is the red alert type. But for me personally, it is more interesting only when the front army is relatively small. The large army behind is basically a set of tacky plots. This kind of protagonist slowly grows up step by step and struggles to survive. It is really good to watch 🙂

It's okay, but I need to clear up the confusion here. It's not purely apocalyptic writing, but a post-apocalyptic game writing with game settings. The transitional chapters in the early stage gradually get better, and then the farming development power is developed.

Can I rate myself🧐

It's quite good to watch. Although it was a bit slow in the early stage, the plot rhythm in the later period is much better. The protagonist's development speed is slow but steady. The combination of three different armies is quite innovative. I hope there will be more updates. Since there are no more updates to Black Stone Next Door, then this article will have more updates.