Disease: All over the Pagoda

The content is substantial and has a scary atmosphere. It omits some loopholes and is worth reading.

This doomsday novel has a novel setting, a solid worldview, and a very immersive description of disaster scenes. The characters' struggle and growth in a desperate situation are delicately depicted, and the plot is compact and full of twists and turns, making people want to read it. It is a rare masterpiece among the recent apocalyptic themes.

The writing is very good, some people say it is an AI writing, maybe, but it is better and scarier than what many authors have written.

The pace is slow, the progression is steady, the plot is reasonable, the struggles of the little people, the efforts of the officials, and cruelty. Just read the end of the first article. In my opinion, it is very well written, but I personally think that Liu Qi is a very unique character, and he is also very good as the protagonist. If it is a long story, adding some protagonist aura may be a very good doomsday realistic article, but the short story is also excellent. All in all, it is very good.

It is the kind of apocalyptic article that I like very much, which comprehensively records the virus from latent to outbreak. When I look at the campus section, the only obvious bug is that it's all like this. Didn't parents contact them in the early stage? No parents desperately come to school to find their children? Everything else is pretty good, I just like this slowly developing apocalyptic story. The whole book is hopeless, which is not to say that it is flawless, but the apocalyptic atmosphere is very good. This is the first time I have read a hopeless ending, but I accepted it well. I like this sense of real apocalypse

The writing is very good, but it looks very despairing and depressing to me.

No system and no plug-ins, ordinary people survive in desperate situations, start in hell, realistic, dark, desperate, overwhelming! The sense of substitution is very strong, this is the end of the world! (Recommended by 4600 hours Xiaokarami)

Excellent work, but not finished yet. At present, it feels like the book about the evacuation of Chinese citizens after a hundred years of mourning, but they are all short stories. I don't know if the author plans to string them together.

Very nice! It mainly talks about the early stages of the outbreak, and the sense of crisis is very real.

I think it's pretty good-looking. The water and power grids were not cut off all at once. It's very realistic and looks good.

Very good, worth seeing

The details are well drawn

Are there any loopholes in the characters, especially the repetitive names? Very well written

It's well written, I hope I don't want to be a eunuch

It's pretty cool. The protagonist is actually Zhang Jie 🧐

It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone see it?