The Whole Class Is Transported and Wiped Out, While I Evacuate a Million People from Ghost City

It's quite good, the narrative is clean, the jokes are natural, there is no hard work for the sake of being overturned, there are no particularly dark and difficult parts, and the protagonist is not a giant baby. The sense of weirdness is actually not strong, it feels like an adventure in a different world, and the pace is a bit slow. The second follow-up review, I returned to the pit just in time to finish the second copy of Buddha City. This book overall feels like a travelogue or adventure book. The protagonist goes to a place, survives, explores and solves puzzles, and finds an exit. It can be regarded as a "dianbo novel", focusing on atmosphere creation and light on monsters, upgrades, and revenge and hegemony. This book is reflected in the use of a lot of pen and ink to describe the world of the dungeon. Only if it matches the radio wave can you watch it. If you don't match the radio wave, you will feel that the narrative is fragmented and the pace is slow (I actually feel it is slow too, maybe because there are few climaxes in the front, or it may be because the updates are slow). As mentioned before, there seems to be no upgrade mechanism at present, so it can be said that the hot weapons are highly respected. The mob gun can be used to shoot, and the boss cannon can be blasted. The difficulty of the dungeon is to solve puzzles and find the exit. Another important part of the individual soldier's combat power is the Miaomiao props produced in the dungeon. The protagonist's hang is also in this place, and the effect of his props is to indicate the location of other props. There are relatively few intrigues among the explorers. After all, it is not the kind of weird talk about infinite flow rules. However, people die quickly, but they die simply, and there is no constant talk about human nature, preaching, and value. None of the pits dug in the first dungeon have been solved yet, so it should be a long-term mission. A follow-up review. The pace is too slow. At 80 chapters, there are still a lot of holes left in the first copy. It is also slow. After reading the author's other books, they are cut in half, making it difficult to comment.

I feel that this novel is a bit scary, and the descriptions in each copy are very long, but this is exactly the advantage, they are very delicate, it is really immersive, very emotional, and very immersive. I just read the latest chapters, and I feel that the protagonist is the most affectionate in Tomato. Why is he the most affectionate? You know. [Smile][smile][smile] A tribute to the legendary chilled woman.

Damn, it looks so good. That kind of dark and cold joke makes me a little scared [face covering] I'm just waiting to see what the plot will be like. The front is really invincible. At first, he thought that the male protagonist named Xia, Bai Yueguang, would escape with him. Unexpectedly, he died and would continue to be a peeping tom after his death. Damn, I was really scared to death when I saw this section. I didn't fall asleep half the night. [Cry][cry][cry] When I first started watching it, the girl who the hero had a crush on in the beginning was very interesting, but the girl he had a crush on was gone. The heroine also lives up to her promise by secretly spying on the protagonist in the middle of the night. But it won't work later. The copy is stinky and long. Extremely indifferent. And there isn't even a real heroine (not counting the peeping one) or even a seasoning. I was so bored watching it. I read a lot of comments saying that I don't want women. What's wrong with the emotional line? Have you been hurt by love, or have you been cheated on, and have you started to hate society? Without those messy love lines, it would really be stinky and long.

Hey Feng Feng, this is my first time reading a novel with a single female protagonist. Well, the female protagonist in this book is also very cute and charming. I also don't understand why the male protagonist keeps rejecting the female protagonist's confession? [What] But the plot of love and hate between the two people is also very endearing. I was also very filial and got goosebumps all over my body in the middle of the night. It was so beautiful! ! ! [Adoration]

The author's writing has improved greatly, and his style is completely different from before! There are no major shortcomings except that it is slow to update. It is currently the best new book I have read in the first half of 2026. The protagonist is a very normal person, neither pretentious nor annoying, he has brains and doesn't talk much. Micro group portrait, supporting characters are very three-dimensional, I like Uncle Zhou and Fodu teammates very much... The back room is a copy of Wei Terror, and the atmosphere is well rendered. Watching it in the middle of the night often makes my hair stand on end. The writing is clear, not draggy, and is good at setting hooks to create suspense. There is a hidden main line that is rare in online articles, with a lot of foreshadowings buried, which will slowly come to light as the story progresses. It's not a cool novel, but it's not abusive either. It's pretty strong in the context of Goldfinger. The knife is cruel, but acceptable, reasonable, not deliberate, not sensational, showing the impermanence of fate. In fact, I really like this feeling of dying at will. It's so decisive and crazy. I hope there is no CP, and it's best not to ruin the atmosphere with any messy emotional drama.

It feels good to follow all the way to the latest chapter. The subject matter is good, there are no poisonous points or useless supporting characters. The text does not seem to use AI at the moment. The plot and description are very clean. It is a novel that can be rated 9 points👾

It's very interesting. The young man started from scratch and became the mayor step by step through his own efforts. The beautiful woman fell in love with him. His companions are also very talented in humor. The most important thing is that the young man knows how to be grateful and never forgets the care given to him by his superiors. (Shen Xiaxia didn't force me to write it, Uncle Zhou didn't force me to write it, and Du Cang didn't force me to write it)

To be honest, the title of the book attracted me at first. I thought it was quite interesting. I happened to read it out of boredom and found gold in the shit. The story is very novel, and the protagonist is not brainless and does things logically. There is no emotional line at the moment. The details are well drawn. The only drawback is that the update is too slow.

It's a good work that can make people anxious and embarrassed all night long. The writing is not bad, the article is quite fluent, and the world view is not bad. It has a very special kind of humor, but there are very few plots that are a little bit of a conflict between the left and right brains. All in all, it is a good book.

It has a good sense of immersion, and you can clearly feel the depressing atmosphere of the apocalypse. If written according to this rhythm, it will basically have a score of more than 9 points, but at the same time, it is very likely to be blocked by Tomato. Tomato has been too heavy on this type of subject recently.