Snowbound: The Day the World Fell Silent

The writing is really good. Compared with other lone-wolf apocalyptic survival, this book focuses on team building, cooperation, and survival as a small team. There is no rebirth, system, or supernatural space, and it is closer to the real apocalypse. And compared to other GJ machines that disappeared as soon as the apocalypse came, this book played its due role. More realistic. The plot is also richer. You can take a look. [Laughing][laughing]

There is no superpower, no system, no rebirth, just a mortal facing cold natural disasters! All kinds of human nature and choices in this are irreversible points. It is a very good work.

It's a bit interesting. I finally found another gold mine in Tomato. It's a bit like A Song of Ice and Fire. Authors who don't include their own private goods will never have a soul and can't write meaningful works. This book has put my own thoughts and intentions into it, and it's well written.

The writing is very good, a rare doomsday masterpiece without superpowers. However, the forced description of the female character in the early stage may be used to describe the psychological changes of the protagonist and to further exaggerate the environment and human nature. However, it is extremely bad because it does not match the three views of most people, and there is no such obvious criminal behavior later. It is equal to bad but not thorough, and it makes people feel stuck in the throat. The role of that description can only be to confuse people, and increase the possibility of the book being banned. The back part is still very good, the writing style and the description of the end of the world are attractive enough. What I don't understand is how they move around and drill into snow caves in the snow that is as high as four or five meters deep. By the way, there is also a description of the love for the little girl. It may be that it is intended to be the anchor of the last glimmer of kindness in the protagonist's heart, but it is a bit inexplicable. The sudden love has no foreshadowing, and the girl does not show any lovable qualities. Overall, the character settings are not firm enough, the transformation is not natural enough, and it is a bit stiff. Of course, this does not affect it as a masterpiece of the apocalypse. The above are my personal thoughts after reading it.

No superpowers, just cruel reality, very good

This book shows us a cruel and cold road to survival in the apocalypse. It includes the protagonist's step-by-step growth, the twists and bottom lines of human nature, and the complex human heart. The three are intertwined to form this novel. It is really wonderful! Looking forward to updates!

I think this is how it is, taking things by force This situation reflects the great justice of the Mao family and the country

The writing is quite good... I have read various fast-food streams such as immortality, fantasy, infinite and supernatural. In fact, this kind of reality stream is difficult to get into... But I read hundreds of chapters carefully without realizing it... I don't understand why the rating is so low. Maybe it's because most people don't like this.

It feels really good to tell the truth. It's not like other articles where you have to fail to get it right, and if you don't get it, you have to fiddle with it. It doesn't have to be a heroine. If you don't have a heroine, you can just write it without a heroine. As a result, it will be frustrating to write a story with many women.

Real gold was found in the shit. It's rare that there are no system plug-ins. It's very realistic and real. The sense of immersion is particularly strong. Excellent.