Don't scroll past just yet! This isn't another Apocalypse story where the protagonist starts out overpowered and stockpiles supplies before slaughtering everyone.
To be honest, I've written an "offbeat" Apocalypse story.
The protagonist starts out with a combat rating of about one and a half geese. Their main skills are childcare and sighing. A golden finger? There is one, but it might kill its owner first. Teammates? There are some, but they might betray you first. A System? No, so face the depths of human nature head-on.
At its heart, this is a story about an ordinary person trying to protect the little warmth around them, only to be pushed along, without even realizing it, until they glimpse starlight at the end of the world.
It feels wonderful to turn wild ideas into words. If I can make you think, "That's kind of interesting," then I'll be over the moon! If you enjoy it, don't forget to add it to your bookshelf. And if you have time to leave a comment, that would be the greatest support you could give this craftsperson! Thank you!
There's no mowing down hordes in an unstoppable rampage, just a flight riddled with bullets. There's no arrogant, invincible hero, just a father determined to keep his child alive.
If you're tired of cookie-cutter wish-fulfillment stories and want something different, something heavy, but still able to find a glimmer of light among the ruins... why not come take a look?
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A very good book. The plot is very natural, with ups and downs, and the emotions are real and strong. It describes the good and bad of the world under the apocalypse, the gathering of people's hearts, the despair of monster attacks, and the power of unity.
I came across this book by chance, and after flipping through it for a while, I fell in love with it. To be exact, Tang Yutao's kind of tough guy overlapped with my dream of being a hero when I was a child, so I read on. Didn't people say that? Give someone a rose to leave a lingering fragrance! Not to mention books for the elderly! To be honest, it's pretty good!
I shamelessly give myself a perfect score 💯, hahaha!