
Back to the Enclave
重回英克雷
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 609k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 21h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
159Chapters
360Reads
8.2Score
19Listens
8.8kReads · all time
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#Looking for Top-Quality Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland Fiction
Looking for books similar to "Below the Upper City". I want wasteland apocalypse stories with highly intelligent protagonists and villains. I love this kind of story, so please recommend lots of them! 👀
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The AI-Writing Army Is Coming: Do Ordinary Writers Still Have a Chance?
Recently, a huge wave of AI writers has flooded Fanfan. It's hard to tell whether these AI-written stories are real, and their quality is all over the place. Ordinary writers keep losing their share of the remaining traffic in this flood. What are we supposed to do?
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Any Books About Fallout Shelters?
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Wasteland, Scavenging, Radiation Detection, and a Little Romance
Looking for books like "Everyday Scavenging in the Wasteland".
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Any Books Like Fallout, The Witcher 3, Dying Light, or Red Dead Redemption?
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Reader comments 70
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Five-star recommendation! A very rare fanfic from the perspective of the Enclave. The whole text is unsystematic and has no cheats. The story relies entirely on the plot and characters. It is cut from the perspective of the Enclave colonel who has recovered from the defeat, and it vividly describes the struggle of humanity, the collapse of ideals and the reconstruction of the wasteland world. In the wasteland 200 years later, the decadent order has collapsed, purism is liquidating and struggling, the timeline is clear and complete, and the thick apocalyptic atmosphere directly fills the audience. The author is very careful in shaping the Enclave camp, breaking away from stereotypes and delicately depicting the characters' obsession and dilemma in trying to rebuild their glory. The private settings are naturally not inconsistent with the plot logic. Various detailed scene descriptions are displayed before your eyes like a picture screen. If it is as delicate and heavy as documentary literature, but you can feel the author's writing power getting stronger after reading it, it is a rare good book. I look forward to the subsequent development of the story.
When I read this book, I felt as if I had really traveled to the world after nuclear war, with desolate ruins under my feet, struggling survivors around me, and the shadow of the Enclave above my head. The author is so good at writing, he can write not only the cruelty and despair of the end of the world, but also the brilliance and warmth of human nature. Every character has flesh and blood, and every plot is logically online. Especially the discussion on war and human nature, the plot is full of content, which is completely different from ordinary cool novels. I highly recommend it to all friends who like doomsday themes!
It's good to read, and it's considered a masterpiece among radiation novels. However, the number of words is too small, and it's not enough to read. If you want to read it, you can support the author by pressing the update button, otherwise the novel may run the risk of being discontinued [laughter]
As a fanfic, the background settings are explained very clearly. It is reasonable to add your own settings based on the original settings. It seems that there are no major problems so far. The language descriptions are very smooth and beautiful.
Will in the distant future, we humans will be like Carl in the article, "destroyed" because he was too powerful, and "resurrected" at some point because he is needed? In fact, no matter how you look at it, it feels like you are being "manipulated"
The wasteland is full of epic feeling, the orphan of the Enclave returns, and the plot is full of tension
Although I am a fan of the game, I can also bring it into the current real world. There are many things in common. I do not advocate war, but war is inevitable. Just like our current era is not the result of the blood and flesh of our predecessors, reading this book is quite empathetic.
It's quite interesting. I've never seen a radiation theme from the Enclave's perspective 👍
This is the type I like to read, a very heart-warming fanfic. When darkness falls, looking at how people stick to the path under their feet, the story concept is very profound.
The Wasteland is more saved than the United States in that the Atomic God has crushed other Protestant derivative cults, and it really has super coke, super energy, and super food.