Raging Plague: The World

This short story captures the despair of a post-apocalyptic world so well, it's far better than most of Tomato's post-apocalyptic novels. Some post-apocalyptic novels just have to feature beautiful female leads [what][what][what]. The post-apocalyptic world is about extreme tension, fear, and hunger; how beautiful can a woman be without makeup? [What] This book stays on topic, although it's a bit short. I hope the author keeps it up!

The first protagonist didn't seem very interesting at first glance, but I gradually got hooked. The incident on the ship later on was really enjoyable; I even started to think the infected were a group of creatures evolving towards rationality. I'm only halfway through the book so far, but it feels like I've found some great reading material. I'm thoroughly enjoying it.

The feeling of madness is vividly portrayed, and the writing is good. I'm too lazy to find any inspiration or adaptations here. Keep it up!

My advice to many new authors is to start with short story collections or quick transmigration stories, as these are easier to write. Once your writing skills improve, you can then build a complete world-building framework.

They're all dead. It's so despairing. I thought I could live, but it turned out to be an even deeper despair.

These are the ordinary people in the apocalypse.

Beautiful, blood-like cross It's strange that no one is reading such a well-written Blood Cross-like story; the author's writing style is quite good.

It's alright, it's alright, not great, but not bad either. Anyway, it's watchable, but not really good.

It's clear that the writing has become increasingly fluent, showing tremendous improvement. It's truly remarkable that such a niche genre could be maintained until completion. Highly recommended!!!

Good, this is a good topic, keep it up!