Wasteland Dawn: Starting with a Shelter I Built Myself

It's quite good-looking. It's more logical than most of Tomato's apocalyptic novels, and the writing style is okay. There are some irrational things, but they're not critical. After seeing the latest attack on the shelter and contacting the underground cave people, I can only say that it is a bit dull and average. There is neither the tension before the nuclear war nor the satisfaction of running a shelter. Friends and relatives are gone. It is just to continue the fire. The sense of substitution is much less. The follow-up will inevitably be inseparable from war. I hope to find a balance between war and running a shelter. I also hope that the dungeon will be more exciting and include some "normal people".

This book breaks away from the cliché of similar works that focus on fighting for resources, and takes "hard-core infrastructure" as the main line to play new tricks. The protagonist and his surviving old comrades build a shelter from scratch, from planning ventilation ducts to modifying the radiation filtration system, and then reclaiming wasteland and hoarding supplies. Every step is written in a solid and credible manner, and combined with classic elements of radiation pollution and underground subway exploration, the atmosphere is directly filled. The author's group portraits are particularly brilliant. The positions and personalities of each person before the war and when they wake up after hibernation are vivid and distinct. It not only describes the apocalyptic cruelty of fighting for food in the radioactive ruins, but also hides the warmth of humanity of comrades standing side by side and hugging each other for warmth. The plot is relaxed and rhythmic, and the reading experience is excellent. It is a good work that wasteland lovers cannot miss. A series of wonderful stories worth reading! Keep chasing...

Among the homogeneous post-apocalyptic web texts, this book stands out with its hard-core infrastructure and grim wasteland style. The protagonist was persecuted by an intelligent program in his previous life and refused an official shelter. He returned home to gather his comrades to build a private shelter from scratch. The infrastructure details are solid, no brainers are cool, and the sense of substitution is strong. The story breaks out of the single-player survival routine and creates vivid portraits of veterans, intertwined with warmth and cruelty. The auxiliary program is restrained, and the foreshadowing is advanced layer by layer, digging into the core proposition of human nature's struggle and the survival of civilization. There are no stereotyped villains and exaggerated plots, and the whole process is full of a sense of doomsday oppression and a sense of practicality of construction and survival. It is a high-quality hard-core infrastructure-based apocalyptic masterpiece.

Must give five stars! This apocalyptic article completely hits my sweet spot! After being reborn, the protagonist does not follow the official superstition, and pulls his old comrades to build his own shelter. The process of building a doomsday fortress from a broken basement step by step is very exciting to watch. The group portraits are the highlight. Every frequently appearing character has flesh and blood. The main forces also have their own plot lines. The foreshadowing is super rigorous. The elements of radiation, subway, and halo are integrated very naturally, retaining a hard-core feel without being obscure. The author updates steadily and promises that it will not be unfinished. There is no need to worry about following updates. It is highly recommended to apocalyptic farming enthusiasts!

This is a hard-core wasteland rebirth and farming article that integrates classic apocalyptic elements such as radiation, subways, and halos, and has a solid world view structure. The protagonist Chen Xin is reborn with the memory of his tragic death in his previous life. He refuses to rely on official shelter passes and joins hands with his retired comrades to build his own underground shelter in the mountains. The opening tone is calm and realistic, and he abandons the cliches of mindless and cool writing. The novel adopts a group portrait narrative, which not only focuses on the growth of the protagonist, but also fully shapes the supporting characters and forces. The foreshadowing is meticulously laid out, the plot is promised to be closed loop, and the writing attitude is sincere. The system setting hides suspense, breaks the conventional apocalyptic logic, and triggers deep thinking about order and trust. In the early stage, the pace of infrastructure farming is slowing down, the crisis in the wasteland is gradually unfolding, and the sense of hard-core survival is full. The overall writing style is rigorous and restrained, suitable for readers who prefer realistic apocalypse, long-term plots, and multi-line group portraits. It is a sincere wasteland masterpiece.

The story of this work cleverly integrates classic wasteland elements such as radiation, subway, and halo to build a grand worldview filled with radiation and dangers. Underground exploration, mutant threats, and resource games are intertwined, and the depressive atmosphere of doomsday is approaching. The foreshadowing is meticulously laid out, multiple plot lines running in parallel are still clear-cut, and all the minor clues in the early stage are recovered in the later chapters. The rigorous narrative structure is enough to give a glimpse of the author's polishing intentions. The system settings are restrained and not exaggerated, and serve more as a survival aid rather than a forced cheat. The plot has a relaxed balance between the stable daily life of base management and the tense crisis of external conflicts. For post-apocalyptic enthusiasts who prefer hard-core infrastructure, farming survival, in-depth group portraits and a rigorous world view, this is a masterpiece worth reading carefully.

I finished reading it in one sitting during the past two days while working, and it was really good. The author is very serious. The large shelter really seems to be numbered from No. 1 To No. 137. There are several corresponding provinces, and the categories are divided very carefully. It is so real that I thought it was a game setting. Then the context of the writing is very clear, and every main line and branch line is clear. Sometimes there are two lines or even three lines in parallel, but the author handles it in an orderly manner and there is no confusion. The characterization is also a highlight. The images of the characters before the war have all really stood up. After hibernation, the characters have changed, but they still have their own characteristics. At the moment, my favorites are Li Shaoyuan and Fei Chengyang, and Lin Xinsheng and the Blazer are probably also the main supporting characters, and they are getting a lot of attention at the moment. All in all, the author is ambitious and has laid out a lot of foreshadowing. It has not been completed yet. I look forward to the follow-up and update soon [laughing][laughing]

This work breaks away from the conventional routine of apocalyptic novels and uniquely interprets the hard-core chapter of "independent survival". The protagonist's decision to abandon the pass that symbolizes privileges and resolutely return to his hometown to build a shelter is actually the awakening of the survival wisdom deeply rooted in the land in the apocalypse. He and his former comrades who were wounded by old wounds helped each other, lighting up the glimmer of humanity in the background of the desolate and cruel wasteland. From a humble "basement" to a "lighthouse of survival" that guides the direction, this construction process not only builds the cornerstone of survival, but also carries the persistence of civilization and warmth. The act itself is imbued with a sense of control over destiny.

This book was originally attracted by the "self-built shelter". I thought it was another common apocalyptic routine, but it turned out to be quite different. The protagonist did not go around grabbing resources and cheating like crazy as soon as he came up. Instead, he went back to his hometown to dig holes, sort out supplies, and slowly build a base. This process is written in detail and feels more immersive. Especially the part about working with old friends is more interesting than simply leveling up and killing monsters alone. The rhythm is not particularly explosive, but it looks smooth. The content of farming, hoarding supplies, recruiting people, and expanding the base is progressed step by step without making people feel too jumpy. Although the system is there, it doesn't feel like a forced hack. Instead, it seems like it has an extra assist. I prefer its atmosphere, which is not about shouting with passion all the time, but a sense of tension slowly coming down from the apocalypse. Overall, it is a type that becomes more stable the more you read it, and is suitable for readers who like post-apocalyptic construction, stockpiling, and survival. Five stars, keep chasing.

[Like] After reading the whole book, I feel endless aftertaste. It can be called a rare masterpiece among similar subjects. The author's writing style is delicate and concise, and the writing is relaxed and moderate. There is no redundant and procrastinating elaboration. A few strokes can outline a vivid and three-dimensional character image. The protagonist's growth is gradual, the change of character is well-founded, and the supporting characters also have their own character. Everyone has their own sense of story, and they are by no means a tool to set off the protagonist. The story has a grand and complete structure, and the foreshadowing is well laid out. The detailed clues in the early stage are closed one by one in the later chapters. The plot twists are unexpected but logical. The rhythm is tight and appropriate. The daily warmth and climax conflicts are well interspersed. Sometimes it makes people smile, and sometimes it is heart-breaking and moving according to the plot. The worldview setting is novel and elegant, and full of details. It can be seen that the author has carefully polished it before putting pen to paper, and there is no trace of perfunctory work. The most touching thing is the core of the work. It breaks away from the cliché routine of cool writing and uses the characters' experiences to explore choices, original intentions and bonds. The intention is gentle and profound. The whole book is a hearty read, and I am still immersed in the atmosphere of the story for a long time after reading it. It is a high-quality book that is worth reading over and over again and as a collection.