It's Doomsday, and I'm Still Delivering Takeout

This is a rare post-apocalyptic farming article. The author has just started writing it, and some of his survival plans coincide with my previous ideas. It just needs to be nourished every day. There is no superpower, only the loneliness of doomsday and the helplessness of being abandoned. Yearning for life in the apocalyptic world [Like]

Absolutely fine chaff, the best apocalyptic novel I have ever read. The dull opening is easy to get involved in. The more you watch, the more you get into it. There is a feeling that if the apocalypse really happened in this world, it would be like this [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

If you are not educated, you are so awesome. I stayed up for two nights just to watch this and read it in one sitting. It is definitely a good book. It is very immersive because he writes about us ordinary people. Even if he cannot change the ending, at least he tried hard. The writing is humane and has no poisonous points. It has done a lot of things and laid the foundation for it later. It is logical. The minor characters and the protagonist group are all well portrayed. It is definitely a rare good thing for Tomato, especially in the field of apocalyptic literature.

I still have to give it a good review first, as I'm afraid the book will die if it doesn't do well. The writing in this book is very close to life, the pace is slow, but it is a very novel doomsday theme. It is a kind of doomsday article that cultivates team development. The negative darkness of the doomsday darkness in the article is not too excessively presented and disclosed. It is more a description of people's survival in the apocalypse. The protagonist and the team are just a lucky person in the apocalypse, but they grow step by step through hard work. There is no smooth road, and there is no need for a bright road without thinking. There will always be some tests of human nature that will appear in the end of the world. Great praise, because I don't like negative energy very much, but I also like to read some doomsday articles and exciting adventures, but I hate the excessive negative expression of the darkness and ugliness of human nature. I also feel that I will be more or less negatively affected by reading more. I still like the warm atmosphere of human warmth. Reading this short article makes me feel purified [laughs][laughs][laughs]

Among the apocalyptic novels I have read, this one can be ranked in the top ten. This book is told from the perspective of ordinary people. It is easy for people to get involved. It is really very beautiful. It can be said that among the many apocalyptic novels written by Tomato, this book is more than 99%. It is really a fine chaff and worth savoring.

As a serious lover of zombie literature, it is rare to see a true zombie novel that does not involve rebirth and is systematic. There are several parts that made me extremely nervous while reading it. The author's knowledge is also quite broad, and many of them have not been read in other zombie literature. The author will update soon! ! !

This book is not about how to fight zombies, but about how people live in desperate circumstances. Regardless of whether it is the end of the world or not, life in this world is easy, but life is not easy.

At first I thought it was a similar genre to other doomsday novels, but after reading it I realized that this novel is different. It describes the survival of ordinary people facing the doomsday. Other doomsday novels may have the protagonist awaken and mutate to kill everyone. The official shelter stands out. The protagonist of this book is about an ordinary person who lives in your life. It's a story of silently trying to survive in invisible corners. The writing is also very immersive. When I saw the ending, I was really enveloped in a sense of sadness. The shortcoming is that the whole story is a bit short. At the end, the death of other members of the protagonist group was a little rushed and disappeared. But it's a good thing that it was not written in detail, otherwise it would have become a pure sadistic story. A good book is a good book and worth reading.

I have a saying: I have finished reading the first volume. I feel very good and the writing is quite detailed. The question is how to explain the fact that zombies will not rot later [face covering] Logically speaking, they will have become skeletons in a few months. It's a good book, well written

To be honest, it was unexpectedly interesting. It was written about ordinary people's survival in the apocalypse, without those messy systems. It was extraordinary. At the end, I saw the author's setting, which was similar to some apocalyptic movies. I felt that the author had written a hard-core apocalyptic novel.