Wasteland Sequence: Steel and Thorns

The protagonist is perfectly portrayed. She is neither a virgin nor a pure villain. She grows and perishes through human choices. The stronger the ability, the darker the heart. Will the level 0 person become a god or be completely alienated? I am really looking forward to the follow-up.

High energy throughout the whole process without any peeing spots! Apocalyptic monsters are raging outside, and you have to fight against your own alienation internally. The promotion tasks at each level are testing the bottom line. The tension between good and evil is full, and it is much better than ordinary apocalyptic novels.

What struck me the most was the trial of human nature. Every step of Sequence 9~0 is torturing your heart. If you choose selfishness, you will be alienated and backlashed. If you choose kindness, you will have to bear the price. There is no absolute right. The more you look at it, the more immersive it becomes.

I am really amazed by the human nature of this sequence. It's not just about killing monsters and upgrading. Every time you advance to a level, you have to make human choices. The stronger your ability, the more serious the alienation will be. The protagonist is struggling between good and evil, and it is very rare to write a post-apocalyptic novel with depth.

The plot and foreshadowing are very cleverly arranged, with smooth connections and interlocking links. It is a novel worth reading carefully.

Surviving in the wasteland is not just about fighting and killing, but more about fighting against yourself.

The story frame is complete, the content is substantial, and the writing is excellent.

The novel has a strong sense of immersion, full of pictures, and fast-paced plot. It is a wonderful read.

The sequence system is bound to human nature. Promotion is not as simple as becoming stronger, but as a matter of overcoming the tribulation of human nature. Many choices are really difficult to make. In the desperate situation of the wasteland, it is really difficult to stick to one's heart, and the layout is directly stretched.

This apocalyptic novel thoroughly writes about human nature. The side effects of abilities are linked to alienation. The stronger you are, the more dangerous you are. The protagonist is not a perfect saint. Hesitant, selfish, real and heart-wrenching.