Apocalypse Rebirth: I Build the Strongest Base Ahead of Time

A very nice and engaging zombie apocalypse base construction. Not the Holy Mother. It is very consistent with the reader's idea of ​​doomsday. It is non-toxic. The author accepts various suggestions and opinions from readers [Like][Like][Like]

After reading Chapter 109, it is quite well written. The construction of a base for the zombie apocalypse. The protagonist is decisive in killing. He is not a virgin, but he is not bad at killing either. His IQ is also online. He is in charge of the overall situation. When encountering other survivors, if they find trouble, he will directly investigate the situation and leave no one behind. There is no bloody plot. Everyone in the base does not have so many evil thoughts. Each core character has his or her own characteristics. They sincerely regard themselves as a member of the base and work together to build this big family. Before accepting survivors, they will conduct an inspection for a period of time. Some places are also written in quite detail, just like what is written in the introduction, and they are not trying to sell sheep over others.

At present, it seems that there are no poisonous points. If you are tired of reading systems, explosions and other fast-paced apocalyptic novels, you can read this book. Hoarding food to build a fortress, hoarding guns and military supplies (vehicles, armor and other military products) to develop after the end of the world can also be regarded as hoarding rats. In the book, all the things that can be compared to real life (with specific names) have been illustrated with pictures and corresponding data (those that are not available may have been commented on). Now this book just needs to be updated with new chapters and promoted. Summary: It does not reduce intelligence, poison, or suppress the protagonist. There are no bloody plots where the protagonist only wakes up after the death of his subordinates. Some places are also very detailed, such as entering a fireworks factory and other factories that contain gunpowder and knowing how to use electrostatic balls to release static electricity. The pace is not too slow either. There is no other novel where one enters a city and writes two or three chapters and one chapter for each detail. At present, there are no emotional scenes. If there are any later, I hope it won't be too many and I'll try to mention them in one go or directly switch to the perspective of others who are working to continue to enhance the main plot. The last missing items are portable endoscopes (industrial endoscopes, military endoscopes), compasses, sonar equipment, simple weather balloons, laser rangefinders, gas masks and chemical protective clothing, ultraviolet lamps, EMP and anti-EMP equipment, underwater detection robots, portable solar panels, modular firearms and accessories, etc. When will they be supplemented [please update]

This post-apocalyptic zombie novel can be said to be wonderfully written, with no ink stains and smooth logic, making even old bookworms fascinated by it. The protagonist kills decisively, without the poisonous points of those novels, nor the bloody plot of many such novels, which is really a plus. If you are tired of reading other supernatural and mutant zombie novels, you can read this. It is highly recommended. Come on, author! Hope to see more exciting content and stories in the future

To be honest, this is my favorite post-apocalyptic story, about infrastructure and base development. I read it all in one go! ! ! Each character has a distinct personality and the story develops very smoothly. I hope there can be more daily life plots! ! ! Never, never, never end it! ! !

I have read about 30 chapters. There is no space for stocking up in the base, and there is no mutation and evolution. The storyline and description are still good, but there are too few updates. I usually only read the ending, so I will read this one after it is finished. I hope the updates will not be interrupted. There are not many apocalyptic stories that I can read! Do you have any other apocalyptic texts to recommend? [Pause face][Pause face][Pause face] It's pretty cool, I don't know why the rating is so low! Compared with those infinite spaces, the Golden Finger ones are much better-looking, especially the ones with special powers, which are basically unbearable to watch. Some people think it's water, but I think it's described just right and it's worth recommending! It's just that the update is too slow. I hope it can be completed. There are not many apocalyptic stories to read [face covering]

This kind of novel is about building a shelter to fight against the apocalypse. Even if it is written as a rough sketch, it is better to use the system to gradually upgrade it. If you reach the top-level shelter before the doomsday comes, more than half of the fun will be lost, unless the doomsday is particularly exciting. Otherwise, some people, like me, will fall out of the trap after the shelter is built.

It's pretty good-looking, with no abilities or systems. The weather started to be chaotic for half a year, with cold waves, severe droughts and storms Zombies can be strengthened in a wave. The deeper the virus infection, the speed and diversity can be appropriately strengthened, otherwise they will be taken away by a wave of guns in the later stage.

It may be a bit dull at the beginning, but when I read it for the second time, I was really attracted to it. The later chapters are indeed getting more and more exciting. I caught up with the latest chapter in one go. Good luck to the author.

The writing is very good. It can be done step by step without a system or anything like that. Every step is very stable, and it feels like farming. There are just too many characters and their names are too real, so I can't even recognize them clearly. Then I suggest that the author attach maps to key chapters, otherwise it would be difficult to figure out what the location is like just by listening to the descriptions and numbers.