Death Plague: City in Peril

I think if the first person description is good, it will really give a sense of immersion. At least I think the author has written it out, and the plot is very compact and coherent, without any hydrology. It can be seen that the plot has been seriously considered. It can be felt that the author has real intentions when describing the characters. For example, the protagonist group sometimes makes mistakes, or is frightened by some scenes. I think it is quite realistic. After all, many people may have never seen a real dead person, let alone a few college students facing some bloody things. It is reasonable to be scared, at least not invincible, unlike some cool stories where the protagonist is fearless. I think it will be boring if you read too much. I think this is a plus point. Also, the author sometimes writes some humorous content, which feels like a black humor in this environment, haha. Although the description may not be that good in some places, I think it is understandable as this is the author's first book. Moreover, it is difficult to write in the first person. From the writing style, it can be seen that the author is still very good (isn't it said on the Internet that college students have clear and ignorant eyes, hahaha [laughs]) Overall, this is one of the best zombie novels I've read recently. I just don't know if it will become popular in the future and an audiobook version will be released. I like listening to books, but now AI audiobooks always feel like they are lacking. (Also, author, why did you write that fried thing [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] made me think of the crying and sad plot again, beat to death[punch out][punch out][punch out])

It's very good. The protagonist's IQ is online and very exciting. He often uses being scared or making small mistakes to create tension. Since my wife said this is her first time writing, it's already very good [Like]

It's quite interesting. It's a survival story about a male college student with no system, no superpowers, and no golden fingers against the background of the Blood Cross. Many scenes are scary and exciting. He tries to survive bit by bit and explores the characteristics of the virus bit by bit. It's very realistic.

Hahahahaha I think it's beautifully written! The plot inside is also well designed. For example, the scene where the protagonist and his friends are in the square I saw two other people in the group suddenly said they were in the dormitory The protagonist will think of making a video call in advance to observe whether the two people are infected. There are some other plots that are also quite interesting! Come on! ! !

Heehee, encourage yourself first.

I (personally) think that the author's writing style is not particularly good, but it is top-notch. He writes the environment and atmosphere very well, and it highlights the sense of oppression that "people" bring to the protagonist group. The same goes for the group portraits of [Sparrow Food Masterwork]! Very very good! ! No one abandons the other out of fear. Ram! And unlike zombie apocalypse novels, zombies have no brains. The "people" given by the author have wisdom and emotions that are not as good as ordinary people, but not far behind, making their obsessions huge. For example, 511 He Shu is for "cleanliness", and Fei Ge is to "educate" students for his status as a counselor. They will use emotions to deceive people, and they will also let emotions lock themselves in. OK, these are some of my own opinions for reference only. Check it out later and make changes [top post]

I've read Chapter 30. It's okay, buddy. It's a little exciting, a little bloody, and a little cerebral. It's okay. It's worth reading. I am a post-apocalyptic enthusiast, and I can trace the global evolution of biting dogs back to 2013. I don't know if I have read it, but I think it will give me some inspiration. This book is considered a masterpiece. After that, I read a lot of apocalyptic books. I think good apocalyptic books generally have brains, are unkind but still humane. The scenes can be appropriately bloody but not too excessive. In stimulating and tense situations, some relaxing farming scenes should be inserted. This book has these basic elements at the beginning. I think it is pretty good [Thoughts] It can be seen that this virus was written with brains in the early stage. There is objective analysis. It is not a brainless zombie that will die with a headshot without any emotions and can only bite people. Give me a little hope, I hope that I can bring some small upgrades to the protagonist group. It doesn't have to be like cheating, just evolve slowly. Otherwise, the life of the protagonist group in this environment will be too monotonous, and if the strength of the protagonist group is not greatly improved, I feel that there will be less to write about later. You can also give me some knives, but don't use them too much, otherwise you won't be able to bear it. Without knives, you won't have that sense of farewell at the end of the world. I hope that the main theme of the virus can be given some major events and thoughts, that is, it should not be too superficial and the protagonist group has been living in a monotonous life after a certain country's experiment was leaked (although it seems that this book should not be like this now) I think being able to give some deeper thoughts and more shocking scenes is a turning point for an okay apocalyptic novel to become a great masterpiece. For example, the global evolution mentioned above contains some very grand battles of wits and decisions related to all mankind. Of course, this kind of thing is more difficult to write. I can think more about it. If you can't write it, it's okay. You can write another one, I'll take care of it😁 That's it in general. I'll continue reading first. I hope you're the kind of guy who likes to leave articles, otherwise the rest of it will be even more slow and painful for me😨

The writing is very good now that I see it, the plot is compact, the pace is fast, and it is very gripping😭because I am just a college student who almost cried while lying in the dormitory at night reading novels😭😭😭 😭Where did you come from? 😭Is this still a cool article about Tomato? 😭😭

Damn! It looks very exciting and some places are a bit funny. It feels very immersive. All in all Seeing that there are no poisonous points, I think it is a relatively novel content. It is just that it is not comfortable to listen to the book at all. There is no real-life version, and AI reading is not that interesting. And the author is too slow. I suggest starting with ten chapters a day. Haha, I just don't know if the author has that many manuscripts saved [please update]

Very, very strong! The plot is really exciting and tense, and it's not the kind of fun story about mindless zombies.