[Survival + ensemble cast + lucky-draw System]
Lu Chen, a maintenance worker at the Bluewave Lake Resort, gets bound to a daily lucky-draw System.
After drawing junk for thirty days, he finally hits the jackpot: one [Portable Wallpaper House].
Stick it on to enter; peel it off to take it with you. The perfect safe house.
He’d planned to stock up, quit his job, and return to the countryside to open a repair shop and live in peace.
Then one day, the company’s team-building bus pulled into the resort amid laughter and chatter.
At the same time, a patch of gray-white fog drifted in from the horizon.
The power mysteriously cut out, equipment began to corrode, and one employee suddenly came down with a high fever and coughed up blood, terrifying red blotches covering his entire body.
Lu Chen was ordered to drive him to the hospital.
The moment he entered the city, he saw it:
Dense fog swallowed the streets, growls replaced human voices, and twisted monsters smashed through the hospital entrance.
The apocalypse had erupted without warning.
As everyone fled in panic, turning on each other over a mouthful of food and fighting to the death for a place to take shelter…
Lu Chen returned to the resort and quietly shut the door to the maintenance dormitory.
He reached out and pressed the wallpaper on the wall, indistinguishable from the wall itself.
[Wallpaper House, activate.]
Now his game of survival was just beginning.
I've read eight chapters so far. Is the protagonist half a "Madonna"? In fact, it's okay. She's not a virgin bitch, so it's acceptable. I don't know if the gunman wrote "The Golden Beginning". I will come back and continue to review after reading it.
Adjective bomb, but the beginning is quite attractive.
I actually know roughly what the author is thinking and what kind of feeling he wants to write. But what can I say now? The advantages are obvious and the disadvantages are also obvious. I think the setting is very good, and some characters are also well portrayed. Some places are not as taken for granted as other online articles, but more realistic. However, there are also shortcomings. I suggest that the author should read more comments when writing, and then combine it with his own ideas to complement each other. Or you can discuss some detailed logic with AI when writing.
Personal opinion: It's obvious that there is something wrong, so I have to go to the shelter without any hesitation! House of Paper can no longer write bindings! Isn't this quite a small shelter?
Why did it end in such a hurry? Such a good genre and content [awkward laughter]
The plot is stable and has no slippage.
I like this type of writing, but it's a pity that the number of words is too small. Come on, author, work hard to code and write a million-dollar masterpiece.
I like this book very much!
Similar to the movie The Fog