Trapped in the Restricted Zone: Loot and Shoot, No Retreat

When I first read the title, I thought it was Porridge or Maggots. After all, these two have a lot of traffic, so I was afraid that it was a stupid novel and I didn't dare to read it. I really can't find the book recently, so I opened it and took a look. It's actually very good. It's about Tarkov, the father who was the most severe in raiding and fighting. The protagonist survives in the cracks. There are no plug-ins, only reliable friends and the gun in his hand. As for luck, the birth of a legend is always accompanied by the gaze of the goddess of luck. Come on, well written. The author likes to give various descriptions to the protagonist, but some descriptions are very good, while some overlap and seem a bit cumbersome. I am not a professional writer of novels, I just make suggestions as a reader. I hope the author will persevere and finish writing

Highly recommended, especially to players who have played Takov. The author used the platform of Tarkov to build a semi-imaginary world. The descriptions of the characters in the war are very realistic. He added and extended the original plot of Tarkov. The protagonist, as a local civilian, embarked on the path of player pmc.

As a Tarkov player, I can only say that the author's writing is really close to the survival experience of a calm Slav in Novinsk. After patiently reading a few chapters, the familiar black market and familiar merchants will gradually appear. To be honest, I feel that the protagonist may become a figure similar to the legendary Brother Diao, and sooner or later he will become the mouthpiece of the scav legend.

It's well written. The protagonist has no system powers or anything. You need to calm down and read it. It's best to play the game to look good 😎 [roll eyes] [air kiss] [admiration] 😳 😜 [pucker] [what] 😄 [awkward laugh] [smile]

The sense of danger an ordinary person faces when faced with a difficult situation is written so well that every dilemma the protagonist faces makes me nervous.

It's a very good book. It doesn't blindly borrow from Predator. The plot is very good and there are no brainless tricks. The characters are also flesh and blood. The only shortcoming is that there are too few novels.

Has its own characteristics and good writing style

Prefer this type

The book is good, the characters are richly described, and the plot is compact. Some parts can be seen at a glance if you play the game (it won't affect your viewing even if you don't play it)

He writes about towers and his writing is good. Can the author write a book similar to one that has Tarkov's hideout and is set in the zombie apocalypse? I'd like to read it.