
Black Rain 2027
黑雨2027
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 12d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Your Number One Apocalypse Novel
Looking for stories where both leads are intelligent and competent. No brainless female lead who relies entirely on the male lead. Preferably without too many cheats or some kind of pocket dimension. Ideally, the female lead isn't reborn either. Male-oriented or female-oriented stories are both fine.
Tomato Novel's Top Ten Masterpieces
Whether old or new, bring them all out, such as Ten-Day System and God of Theater. The ideas should be clear and the logic coherent. No brainless wish-fulfillment stories. Bring them on!
Looking for Rigorous, High-Quality Historical Fiction Like A Borrowed Surname in Langya
Looking for stories like "The Matter of the Southern Dynasties' Noble Young Master Being an Impostor".
Zombies! Zombies! I’m Out of Books. Recommend Some Zombie Stories
Apocalypse Zombie Stories: I’ve Looked Through Dozens, and Only One Was Readable
Are There No Good Post-Disaster Apocalypse Novels Anymore? (Sobbing)
Looking for books similar to "Reborn in the Apocalypse: The Big Shot Starts by Stockpiling a Million in Supplies". I want an apocalypse story where the protagonist thoroughly trounces scumbags, and the side characters get absolutely wrecked and die!
Tomato’s Four Great Apocalypse Novels
The Kind That Makes You Pound the Bed at Midnight: Hilarious, Yet Still Refined (Male-Oriented)
Survival Stories: Are There Really None Rated Above 9? Prove Me Wrong!
Heh.
Apocalypse!! Not a Single Chapter Skipped!!! So Good!! Please Recommend It!! 😭
Post-Apocalypse + Stockpiling + No Faction-Building + 9.5 Masterpiece ⊙▽⊙
Apocalypse! Apocalypse! I've Been Obsessed With Apocalypse Novels Lately! Recommend the Good Ones
Rated 9.9, 2026'S Surefire Hit 🔥🔥
Looking for stories similar to "Transmigrate Thirty Years into the Sixties". Any genre.
Recommend High-Quality Books. I'm Very Picky, and Hidden Masterpieces That Get Low Ratings Are Welcome Too
Those Overlooked Masterpieces
Looking for books like First-Rate! (First-Rate). Good books shouldn't be buried!
Apocalypse Stories, There Are No More Masterpieces
After Reading Sister Sheng, I Can’t Get Into Any Other Apocalypse Stories
I want books similar to I Issue Positions to the Apocalypse Protagonists (Special Operations Office for the End Times). I want an apocalypse novel with a protagonist like Sister Sheng.
The Apocalypse Zombie Genre Is Finally Making a Comeback, Haha
The apocalypse zombie genre is finally taking off! I've recently found a lot of really good zombie novels. Please recommend more!
Tomato’s Masterpiece of the Apocalypse Genre: Don’t Recommend Anything Below 9.4
Zombies and natural disasters are both fine, but the self-sacrificing saintly types have to die. The protagonist needs to be smart. No System, and no ridiculous plots where they casually gather billions' worth of supplies and a whole arsenal. That kind of thing is insulting to the reader's intelligence.
Does Tomato Novel Really Have No Good Apocalypse Stories Anymore?
Aside from those two books by Futu, are there really no good apocalypse novels on Tomato besides the zombie ones? I genuinely can't find any... Any experts have some saved? Don't keep them to yourselves, share!
Back to Gold Prospecting: Recommend Some Romance-Free Stories Without Toxicity or Tired Cliches
Are There Any Apocalypse Novels Where the Government Keeps Functioning Normally and Struggles to Keep Hundreds of Millions Alive
Severe Book Drought. I've Given Up on Tomato. Stay Away If You Want Anything Under 200 Chapters
Any Zombie or Apocalypse Stories with Overwhelming Despair, but Maybe Some Resistance Too?
The protagonist is powerless to resist.
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It's really hardcore, it's really stimulating and good-looking. The content of the article is a real plot without any moisture. The plot is compact. I actually don't agree with the rating of this book. I hope more people will read it.
A work that feels real to the touch, and the cold and restrained words make people smell the smell of rusty iron wire. It has a strong sense of oppression and is a doomsday slice of hard-core realism. It reads dry, cold and true. Good book.
It's very good. It's one of the best apocalyptic articles I've read on Tomato. It's quite real. The good side of human nature is the main theme of this book. The plot is very long. I hope it won't collapse later. Come on, author, keep writing, I'm optimistic about you. There are really not many apocalyptic articles written by normal people, especially when it comes to the portrayal of female characters. This book is very normal, unlike other apocalyptic articles (most of which are like this), which describe women who are insulted, weak, have low IQ, have a mother's heart, and other stereotypes, and even describe them in large lengths. This book does not have a large space to describe these scenes. Many of them are written in one stroke. The women portrayed are very brave and like lone wolves. Qiu Mai (this one is very good, the one who breaks the stereotype the most), the brave Xiao Yu, Lin Xixi who has been silently supporting the family, the decisive and smart Su Yuyu, and He Miaomiao, etc., No one is holding back, portraying three-dimensional, they are all trying to contribute to survive, even the kind people passing by, the old lady who lost her granddaughter in the village, Aunt Wang (probably) who cooks in Liuzhuang, all contributed to the brilliance of humanity I specifically bring this up and praise this point because I hope that more and more normal people like the author, whether female or male, will write books without stereotypes and prejudices. I also hope that the author will continue to do so and write better and better.
It's a rare style, and those who have no patience will definitely not be able to watch it. It is undeniable that the writing is very real. It is not easy for the author to write this kind of story. The audience is small, so I hope I can stick to it and finish it. Give a five-star review to support it.
It is more realistic. The author has a very good writing style. When Tomato, a brainless and cool article, accounts for the majority of the traffic, he chose to write a post-apocalyptic article where the protagonist is an ordinary person and has to drag his family with him to survive. I admire him very much.
It can be said to be Tomato's most realistic and beautiful apocalyptic novel. The sense of despair revealed in the words is immersive. Needless to say, it is one of the few books that made me, a person with a regular schedule, read two o'clock books.
I would like to call this book a "dinosaur simulator" (bushi), an immersive experience of the extinction of dinosaurs... This is a terrible, desperate world, and everyone is trapped in it. As the broken civilization cools and sinks, even if you try to reach out to the sky, you can only see hunger, cold, dirt, and chaos. Every day may be the best day in the next few decades. Everyone is struggling and trying to survive. It's rare to see such a heartwarming and weighty story 🥺
This is not the kind of apocalyptic novel that starts with a golden finger and is fun all the way. It is very realistic. It is hungry, dirty, afraid of death, and has no dignity. Living itself is torture. The protagonist doesn't cheat, and often just holds on, even if he can't hold on. The most touching thing is not the magnitude of the disaster, but the fact that in the process of people being slowly forced to deform, for the sake of food and family, the bottom line is falling little by little, which is quite uncomfortable to watch. The writing style is not fancy, but the details are exquisite. The smell, environment, and psychology are very realistic, and it feels oppressive when reading. Suitable for people who like realism, survival flow, and don't like cool writing routines. It's unpleasant to look at, but easy to get addicted to.
What's really great about the story is the design of the "survival structure". Dams, oases, temporary strongholds, convoys, and shelters: these places are not only geographical spaces, but also the epitome of power and resources. Every move and every decision affects the rearrangement of group relationships. When a character makes a choice, it is never easy. There is a price behind it, there are human feelings, calculations, and last resort. The portraits of the characters are very vivid. Yu Molanxian is a realistic survivor who works steadily. His growth does not have sudden bursts of excitement, but is more of a maturity that is forced out under pressure step by step. The supporting cast also has no sense of being a tool, and everyone has their own logic of survival - some are stubborn, some are shrewd, some are fragile, and some are cold-blooded. Together, they form an apocalyptic society that is so real that it makes people feel chilling. In terms of rhythm, this book belongs to "Slow Knife". It will give readers time to watch the environment change, watch the relationship ferment, and watch the situation get out of hand. After reading many chapters, it does not rely on big scenes to win, but it will leave a continuous sense of oppression, making people unable to help but read down. A worldview also has its own level of discernment. Black rain, spore pollution, environmental collapse and the decline of human society are intertwined and promoted. Disasters fall from the sky. What really knocks down civilization is the breakdown of supply chains, communication paralysis and the collapse of trust. Some comments say that pure AI writing is really biased. Can AI bury dozens of chapters of foreshadowing? When you look at the later stage, you will find that a lot of the content is foreshadowed, the plot and story logic are tenable, and the characters' personalities are also very recognizable. It describes all kinds of people in the apocalypse, not only the protagonist, but also millions of other people. There are no special cheats or system plug-ins. You can follow the characters through the difficult apocalyptic life, experience their hardship and tenacity, and feel their joys, sorrows, and joys. It is those detailed descriptions that can make readers truly immerse themselves in it.
This book is very consistent with my real vision of survival in the apocalypse. There is no such thing as the golden finger or the rebirth of the protagonist in the space jade bracelet in other online novels. It shows an ordinary but smart truck driver struggling in the apocalypse, taking his wife and daughter to various shelters. On the way to the shelter, I also experienced the ups and downs of the world, and many dangerous opportunities impressed me: I was touched by the polenta cakes given by a strange grandmother, the emotion of the life of the dam guard Qin Jianguo, and the joy of Yu Molan leading people to plant beans and pumpkins in Jiayu Camp... My favorite part is the Pumpkin Festival after planting pumpkins. The group portrait is really great!!! The plot of the whole novel is closely linked and has ups and downs. The mood rises and falls with the protagonist's experiences, sometimes happy and sometimes sad. It is really gratifying to watch the protagonist and his family grow up in the disaster and make friends with capable people and strangers who work together to survive! It feels like my own child has grown up 🤭 The group portraits are really great and very warm [loving] All in all, this book is really highly recommended, it's super good-looking, and it's worth reading it!!!!