The End of the World************

It's very strong. Finally, it's not a post-apocalyptic novel with a Western narrative. We can also write a collective novel. This seems to be one of the few apocalyptic novels on Tomato and even on the entire Internet that starts with a public official.

I read the latest chapter in one breath all night, and for the first time I saw the collective strength to fight against the doomsday. The system is not used to improve the protagonists, but to fill every screw of civilization with knowledge. It is not a simple and crude explosion of soldiers, but to use buffs to accelerate the growth of human beings. Stability and support are used to replace the setting of 100% loyal system soldiers in other novels. And the plot is not delayed. Now 100,000 words has recovered the county with a population of 300,000 and resumed work and production. It is a good novel about the development and construction of the base. I look forward to the subsequent confrontation with wildly evolving zombies in other places, and leading human civilization to the interstellar space to seek revenge on the mastermind behind the scenes.

It's really good-looking. Although there are these small flaws and unreasonableness, it does not affect the reading experience. The protagonist is resolute and decisive in killing. It is much better than those in the apocalypse who only know how to accept women, accept women, and accept women.

A great Chinese apocalyptic novel. I finally found a novel that is no longer the lone wolf, selfish apocalyptic novel in the European and American model. This kind of collective rescue, survival, and restoration of order is a model more suitable for Chinese apocalyptic narratives.

The writing is very good. Compared with those individual heroism-type stories about saving the world from the doomsday, collectivism-type stories are more shocking and real. Everyone struggles and fights in order to survive and rebuild the civilized order. Courage is the hymn of heroes. Damn, I got fucked [petrified]

Hello, author, your writing is very good, at least it seems so for now. However, because of the special identity of the protagonist, even if you write about parallel time and space, you still need to pay attention. The protagonist can develop power and expand his territory, but it is best to stick to a red heart, and it is best to adhere to the "people-centered" principle, and don't sit on your butt. Don't touch on some principled issues. It may be a bit idealistic to write like this, but because of the special identity of the protagonist, it is impossible to write just for yourself like those in the Western apocalypse. I don't want to see you enter the palace. Well, of course, this is just a suggestion. After all, it is no longer easy to find a novel that has three correct views and is in line with my taste.

I have read a lot of apocalyptic novels, but this is the first time I have seen something like this. It is not about individual heroism, but about using collective power to see how an "official" can rebuild the order of human civilization for the sake of the people and the country. How can I put it, just reading the first few chapters already makes me feel excited. The pressure on the protagonist, when making decisive decisions, also has his fragile side as an ordinary person, but he hides it very well. The author's writing style is very good and makes people feel immersed in it. Please keep updating [Sending heartfelt wishes]

We finally see a doomsday that is not told in the Western way. Chinese people rely on collective strength to accomplish great things, awesome👍

It looks good. It's finally not just a summoning of troops out of thin air. The logic is clear and it is still acting in the name of the official. I have watched several movies with the same theme, and I feel that the protagonists in them have warlord mentality is a compliment, but pure and simple are all kings of the mountains.

This novel is quite well written, with decent writing and characterization, and is worth reading. The only sticking point or pitfall at the moment is that the protagonist's starting level is too low. When the map expands later, some people will definitely be dissatisfied. It depends on how the author plays it. If all the high-ranking officials are dead, there is no need to argue in this book, so just have fun with it. If we say, let alone the later stages, there are county leaders still alive in the next few counties, or city leaders still alive, let alone higher-level provincial leaders and military region commanders. Let's see how the author performs. I will follow up and comment later [Salute]

It was a pleasure to watch, the plot is logically consistent, the spiritual core is correct, and the emotional appeal is also very good. This is a post-apocalyptic revival book with a weak system. There are no abilities or mutations. The system only provides blueprint exchange and group buffs. The highlight is that the protagonist starts from pulling up a team, farming and snowballing to revive the city step by step. Although some of the very details may deviate from the real world, it won't have much impact unless you are really a veteran in the industry. Compared with Red Star Rabbit, both have their own characteristics. Red Star Rabbit focuses on combat and confrontation with different hostile groups. Since the protagonist in this book is a reborn person, the emotions will be more sincere, resonant and contagious. Personally, I don't like the book about the mountain city and the subsequent plot. There must be zombies in the zombie apocalypse. I hope the author can grasp the degree of collective confrontation between enemies (if there is any) in the future, and not let the focus of the plot become an infiltration war between humans.

From the author's previous book, the quality is still top-notch. I hope it won't be finished in a hurry like the previous one. There is a problem. When the author writes like this, political struggles are inevitable later on. It will be very troublesome to start a new chapter or continue the status quo. Whether the book can still be read after a bad book is a question. But since the author dares to write like this, he must have a plan. From the previous book, it seems that the author is very confident in handling sensitive issues. Looking forward to how the plot develops later. [Sinister smile]

This is the first time I read this kind of apocalyptic novel. There are sacrifices, bad guys, and idiots (little fairies), but most of them are ordinary people with normal psychology. And this is a cool article. It's really cool for the country's military to bulldoze infected people. And there is currently no female protagonist. I don't know if she will appear later when the situation stabilizes. There are also shortcomings. One is that it is normal for ordinary people to cry after being rescued, but the author's description felt to me like it was copied and pasted, which is a bit out of place. The second one is the self-title. Everyone in the article who is emotional is calling himself "Lao Tzu". Not only those who are soldiers, but also some ordinary people, but when they are civil servants, the most important thing is that the protagonist, the commander-in-chief, also calls himself this way, many times! A self-proclaimed "I" can better reflect that the protagonist is already in a high position. The third disadvantage is not considered a shortcoming. It is that the word "Wocao" does not appear in the whole article. It is unlikely for modern people and it does not affect reading.

Very good. It is rare in apocalyptic literature that the national government is the collective body. The author should hurry up and update 10,000 words a day! [Angry] 420 of the more than 420 reviews are five-stars. Don't you understand the value? Hurry up and update [Angry] No more, no more 😔

A rare masterpiece in apocalyptic literature, the pattern is relatively large, depending on the situation, it is to rebuild the government in the apocalypse! In the real sense, it is not the kind that uses the slogan of rebuilding the government, but behind the scenes it is a private armed force recruiting women! It looks like a group portrait from the back! Nice! !

It looks good, let me see it [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry] It is really the most interesting story I have ever seen written from the perspective of a country in the end of the world. Although it is centered on the protagonist, it does not ignore the most important army. Instead, it uses delicate descriptions to depict that the army in the end of the world is still the people's army and will not be a bad guy. The logic is very good as a novel. It slowly grows but does not forget the governance of the starting place. There will be people who are greedy for pleasure and not all the rise and fall of the world. People who are responsible for the common man describes the nature of human beings. It is the only book that I can read and follow from a national perspective in the apocalypse of tomatoes. Can't you close the book? ! ! Really? Is there anything sensitive about it? Can you let me read this book properly? Put this book out now! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] [crazy] [crazy]

This novel is very good. I think the end of the world should be like this. As long as we Chinese people are here, culture will not be destroyed. I think this novel is really well written. It is 100 times better than the previous apocalyptic novels they wrote. The previous apocalypse novels are really good. I read one or two chapters of this novel, but I didn't want to read it until halfway through. Otherwise, I don't want to save ordinary people at all. I only see my own desires. I must give it a five-star rating. I strongly recommend this novel. I just hope that the author will not be unfinished. Don't be unfinished.

The good thing about this book is that it is true. Unlike other novels, my system has no brain to summon explosive soldiers. This book is definitely No. 1 In the Tomato apocalypse literature from the government perspective. No other book can surpass it. Other books can summon military equipment for free. It's cool, but it's too brainless. This book is too real.

I guarantee it from a bookworm of eight years. It's super good-looking. Even if it's not up to the level of a master, it can still be regarded as a high-quality product. A little bit of logical inconsistency cannot cover up the overall advantages. If you like the Chinese-style doomsday of The Wandering Earth, don't miss it. I hope the author will update more, it's not enough👀

This book is really a breath of fresh air in the apocalyptic literature. It tells about the various things, countries, and beliefs in the apocalypse from a holistic level. There are no superpowers, only the strongest belief in restarting civilization. Highly recommended. The writing is fluent and readable.

The writing is very good, not a saint, but also human! I remember someone who commented on the zombie movie said that if the zombie virus really breaks out, it actually doesn't matter to the country. Firepower covers the plowed fields over and over again, and it is useless to evolve anything. But the reality is that humans will fail and perish. It's not the Holy Mother, nor is it mercy. If you do this, of course all the zombies in a city, a province or even a country will be wiped out, but what about the survivors? At that time, what is the difference between the survivors and those zombies that eat people? This time you can destroy a city indiscriminately for the sake of the remaining people, but what about next time? What about our city?

The quality is very high. It is the best zombie text I have ever seen.

This is the first book in which I see the power of the government in a post-apocalyptic novel. It's a good read, I loved it, and I want to read it again.

Very good. I have read so many apocalyptic articles. This is the first time I read this type of article. It is very passionate and burning. Everyone in the article has found their own position. The main reason is that the pit is too shallow and it disappears after only a few chapters. Come on, author, please update quickly.

Finally, it's not the summoning style anymore. This is the red light in the apocalypse. Those apocalyptic stories about the summoning style always feel like the protagonists are written like warlords and they don't mobilize the masses. The officials are all summoned. Mobilizing the masses like this and actively recruiting officials from other organizations is like rebuilding civilization.

The novel's three perspectives are corrected: the story is filled with positive values, showing the protagonist's sense of mission as a public official, adhering to fairness and justice, and leading the people out of difficulties. The spirit of collective collaboration and perseverance is integrated between the lines, and he has a certain ideological level.

There are not many collectivist apocalyptic books, but this one is okay. The advantages are obvious - novel ideas + powerful character descriptions. Of course, the disadvantage is that the current plot is too flat. The protagonist has not suffered a major setback so far. Basically, readers can guess the ending of every battle. The plot is not smooth enough. It is recommended to add powerful villains, such as local warlords formed by mutinous troops, and more powerful mutant zombies. I hope this book will become better [snicker][snicker][snicker]

Compared with ordinary apocalyptic literature, this book is inherently unbeatable in its conception. Not only is it politically correct, it's also in line with what ordinary people think! No one likes to live in a hopeless apocalypse! There is only one protagonist, and being selfish can only benefit himself. Others are cannon fodder. Who wants that?

Very good👍🏻, but it's a pity that people with this kind of subject matter are destined not to live long, please watch and cherish it It looks like there are no obvious loopholes, look at it

After reading ten chapters, I got five stars. This is a post-apocalyptic story suitable for Chinese babies. Under the leadership of the organization, it is finally not the same apocalyptic story that kills people like a fool [crying]