I Scout the Apocalypse While My Nation Prepares for War in the Original Timeline

Catching up with the main group in one go is still a very good read, highly recommended. The early chapters are well-written and the pacing is comfortable. However, the later chapters have a lot of awkward urban face-slapping scenes, which is a major flaw. But this is a common problem in this type of dual-transmigration novel involving cooperation with the state.

I've seen many people complaining about the excessive romance, but I think it's fine. The slice-of-life scenes are quite necessary. If the plot is constantly about saving the country, it can become tiring to watch. Slice-of-life scenes can balance things out and enrich the main characters' personalities and daily lives.

A rare breath of fresh air in the national apocalypse survival genre, it's clear the author used their brain. In a sea of ​​national destiny novels that easily turn into rubbish, this stands out. The characters are given distinct personalities, adding depth to the work. The dual-world setting cleverly avoids the interference of different fates, reducing the need for complex plot control. Up to chapter fifty-something, it's quite good.

It's now confirmed that this wasn't written by AI. AI couldn't write a novel that makes me want to gently stroke the protagonist with my own hand.

I've read the latest chapter, and the scenes of the male protagonist's dual transmigration are quite good. The descriptions are very engaging. However, the male protagonist's romantic subplot is too awkward. It's a bit of a cringeworthy kind of awkwardness. I think if the author isn't confident, they could cut back on the romantic subplot.

Overall, the author is intellectually gifted, and compared to similar books, this one is top-notch, written with care and thought. While there are some minor flaws, they don't detract from the reading experience. The author portrays the rigor and professionalism of various government officials, unlike other novels where some officials act on emotion, or act as if they're something special just because they see a gold mine and report it up the chain of command.

It's pretty good; it has a more ensemble cast than many similar works in terms of detail. It's quite short now, let's see what happens next.

The protagonist's cheat codes are too powerful; he's basically a savior. He has a system, a spatial ability, and two countries to back him up. He's invincible, no matter how severe his injuries, and the system automatically deducts points to revive him without him needing to exchange anything. An invincible savior novel...

The pacing is tight, with very little unnecessary dialogue and a well-developed plot. It's a great article; I rarely write reviews, but this one is truly excellent. I hope the author updates soon! 💕💕💕

I've spent over 3000 hours reading on Tomato Reading alone, and with other platforms, my total reading time is probably over 7000 hours. I can confidently say that this book would easily get 5000+ subscriptions on Qidian. I won't reveal much about the content; you'll have to experience it for yourself. If you like it, give me a thumbs up. Also, @KnittingOldMan, look at other authors!