Survival Diary of Chen Mo on Plague Island

It's so real, much better than those cool articles. If I were trapped in a world full of zombies and had a supermarket, I would probably be the same as the protagonist. I feel that this is what ordinary people really look like in the real apocalypse where zombies are everywhere. It must be rated five stars.

There is a similar one in the starting point, and both are very good-looking. This one is about an ordinary protagonist surviving alone at the beginning of the apocalypse. There is no cheat, no cheats, and the protagonist has no bastard spirit. Ordinary people work hard to survive. The author's writing is good and the writing is very life-like. The starting point was originally set in a mountain village several decades after the apocalypse. The heroine was a child born after the apocalypse. Many old people in the village had died, and the zombies had also decayed. The male protagonist was a time traveler who was bitten by zombies, but he had reason, no golden fingers, and no bastard spirit. After being picked up by the heroine, the heroine lived an ordinary life. Animals around the world have also begun to become infected, and humans are eventually destined to become extinct.

First, the psychological description has a strong sense of immersion. Many times the protagonist faces desperate situations, and the psychological description has a strong sense of oppression. Secondly, the author's writing style is relatively delicate, and the description of the environment and appearance can make people feel deeply involved. And the description of the doomsday environment brings a sense of oppression. Third, the plot is coherent and the protagonist is bit by bit. From being a small clerk in a supermarket, working in the supermarket for so long, going crazy for the first time, to being driven crazy by long-term loneliness, to finding spiritual sustenance, the connection was very natural, and there was no feeling that anything was wrong or out of touch. Fourth, there is humor in the gloomy tone. Liangzi in Cangzhou in the afternoon can also smile knowingly amidst the gloomy and depressing plot. It is a very suitable survival novel to pursue. The overall tone and setting are very realistic. There is no excessive force or deviation in combat power in the later period. It has been a long time since I have seen such a detailed description of a one-person doomsday novel. It is worth recommending.

The slow rhythm is very comfortable. I listened to it when I was working the night shift, and then I found it quite interesting. The long rhythm makes me feel much more comfortable when I listen to it while working. Have you considered changing the name of this book after Banzhuan [Inquiry]

I think the author wrote the protagonist's psychological process very realistically. When you are the only one in the world, you are brought in an "iron coffin" with food and water, but no one, and you entertain yourself alone. As time goes by, the food rots, and you become more and more negative.

It's reached 107. The writing was so depressing that I didn't dare to continue watching when the protagonist first met Mimi. I was afraid that Mimi's sudden death would bring greater despair to the protagonist. Fortunately, they were alive and well. It's been a long time since I read a slow-paced novel. I skipped many chapters. It wasn't until Xiao Zhao appeared that I finally understood the protagonist's loneliness of being "the last person in the world" and started to read it intently. The difference between this book and other apocalyptic novels is that the protagonist has been single from the beginning, isolated in a small supermarket, and has no contact with other survivors. "Loneliness" is the main theme. At first it was annoying that he kept drinking too much, but now he thought about the only zombies he saw after the apocalypse broke out. Thanks to alcohol numbing his nerves, he persisted. The protagonist changed clothes twice in Chapter 107. After escaping from the supermarket for the first time, he changed into a full set of Nikes that he could not afford before. He tried to regain a sense of life through new clothes, but he was still alone and alive like a walking zombie. The second time I had Mimi, I began to think that clean clothes would reduce the chance of him getting sick, and I also started to think more long-term about collecting supplies. I hope that the protagonist and Mimi can find a suitable place to live safely in the future. Without a shelter in the end of the world, it will be a hellish level of difficulty.

It is already a very good novel. The inner portrayal of the characters has been shrunk in the dark days of supermarket warehouses. The appearance of the evil spirit Chen Mo makes people briefly break away from the depressing novel. The decadent Chen Mo is indeed very depressing, and it has the flavor of Robinson Crusoe. Although there are many bugs, it is probably because the author has finished writing, such as the disappearance of things reappearing, and the number of supplies is obscure and unclear. It is indeed a fairy grass that makes people stay up late to read it. It is only suitable for watching at night and cannot be read during the day.

Come on, code words, Oli will do it!

Most likely, the protagonist himself has experienced the apocalypse and traveled back. This is too real. It feels like playing a zombie destruction project [Send Heart] [Send Heart] [Send Heart] Especially the feeling of being alone is refreshing and the writing is not boring. The slow pace feels very comfortable.

The writing is quite good, but the plot is a bit boring. In a time when cool writing is rampant, slow-paced books like this are not popular. Keep writing. I have read several books that were cool at the beginning and became popular later!