The Angler's 8th Book

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]