Ice Age: I Don't Take in Useless Women

Use events to drive the story, rather than using the character's language to explain to readers how valuable the story is. He is an author who knows how to tell stories, and what's even more rare is that his writing style is also good. Add all his books to your bookshelf, come on, author! [Praise]

The writing style is quite good, and some of the foreshadowing is a bit long, but it doesn't seem too wordy. From the dynamics of the country to the people's livelihood, it gives readers a better sense of involvement. The overall look is very real. A fruit seller can live a well-fed life in the last days. When I accepted a woman in my fifties or sixties, I originally thought I was going to encounter a poisonous point. It turned out that it was not the case, and there was even a small reversal

Don't be fooled by the superficial low score of this book. The concept is unique and exquisite, the plot is ups and downs, and the language, action, demeanor and psychological description are delicate and true. It is a masterpiece with at least 9 points! Anyone who rates this book less than four stars is someone who likes to read mindless and entertaining stories, without exception. Most of those who give it four stars or more are picky old bookworms. For example, I have read no less than hundreds of millions of words of books in more than twenty years.

After reading hundreds of apocalyptic novels, this is the first one to see the most exciting and reasonable national response measures after the apocalypse. It is not mindless hoarding. Like other apocalyptic novels, it is as chaotic as if the country no longer exists within a day or two of the incident.

The pace is relatively slow compared to similar novels, but I felt pretty good and could relax. But the price may be to sacrifice some tense plots that are not exciting enough. This is the author's first time. The only thing that feels a bit bad is the character setting. It can be seen that the protagonist wants the two female characters to have their own ability to fight and survive. However, the author has been emphasizing in the paragraph that it is better to have a woman, and the two female characters have been saying that they want to rely on the male protagonist and not abandon themselves. It feels like it's a bit objectifying of women. (I'm a man, I don't do female boxing but I still feel a little uncomfortable) But the book is a good book and the tone is my favorite.

A high-quality apocalyptic novel worth reading. The part before the apocalypse is very good. How to plan the refuge of the richest man and deal with various situations. The writing is very exciting, logical and flawless.

It can definitely be rated at about 9.5 Points. The only drawback may be that the early foreshadowing is relatively large (after all, there are only a few hundred chapters now), but the description is really good, the sense of substitution is really strong, it is completely from the perspective of ordinary people, and the dialogue between the characters is not awkward or unrealistic.

It's good to watch. Finally, the main character is not the only one who can do everything. Various women stick to her for ambiguity. The other young male characters are all bad guys.

The plot is quite good, but the character transformation in the later part is a bit fragmented, but it generally does not affect the viewing of the plot, because the protagonist group has relatively few scenes in the later and early stages. It is a classic tiger, monkey and snake tail, but there are not so many poisonous points. You can read it in Shuhuang ps. I was totally misled by the title of the book. I thought it was about a stallion, but it's actually not, unexpected pure love [laughs]

The plot before the end of the world is written carefully and beautifully so that it is realistic. It's not like the other ones that come up and the end begins. There was no detailed explanation of how it happened. This author is very good.