Rebirth in the Apocalypse and Become a Nuclear Power Plant with Unlimited Energy Supply

It is a very novel subject matter, but the article has a very important core point, that is, the sources and explanations of the male protagonist's things must be rigorous and cannot be fooled. This is really important to the article. If it fails to write, it will be a huge poisonous point. I hope the author can work hard

Yuanjiang big stage, come if you are destined! The bosses of the protagonist and the villain block each other's doors in Novice Village! After leaving Yuanjiang River, I realized that the sky was clear and clear outside! "What is the place where I was born, lightning, thunder, heavy rain, and heavy rain?" "What does it mean that the boss's birth point overlaps with mine?"

A very interesting post-apocalyptic identity, breaking out of the inherent circle of the protagonist being either a human or a zombie [Like] [Like] [Like]

Reincarnation as a nuclear power plant is not bad. The farming technology zombies are very good in the later stage. It can be seen that there is some difference from the group portrait article. It is not a traditional group, so the character creation is not very rich, but it can be seen that the protagonist is mainly a nuclear power plant. Put aside the brain, the poisonous points are not very big, and it is worth watching quickly for most people. Overall I still recommend it. The description of zombies in it is very good, with a high sense of oppression and intensity. This is generally better than the description of mutations or walls of flesh in general zombie novels. The article does not seem to be normal zombies, but a species that has failed to integrate and evolve. It has the huge and unknown characteristics of Cthulhu, which is very distinctive. Recommendation: 7.7

Show me the exciting, hopeful apocalypse. The writing is very good. Generally speaking, it is to respond to natural disasters with greater natural disasters. The protagonist is almost a mechanical natural disaster on the side of mankind. How to say it? If I have to say it, AA+ is very cool (I've seen about 100 pictures so far.)

It's good and promising, but I still have to give it to the protagonist. It's an obvious source, otherwise there must be some people with high authority behind who are difficult to fool. Now when there are only a few people, they all wonder if the protagonist is the mastermind behind the scenes.

Cutting-edge technology, shocking The protagonist is no longer in the role, everyone sees through it but doesn't tell it. Anyway, asking is a lucky discovery, hidden cracks, cutting-edge technology, everything is understood [face covering] I said this is cutting-edge technology, are you 👂🏻 deaf or 👀 scared? ! ! [Punch out][Punch out][Punch out]

It's okay, but the characters don't feel very three-dimensional. After watching it for a long time, I still can't remember the personalities of those characters [face covering] The creativity is relatively novel, which is a plus point, but I think this is not a traditional apocalyptic novel with some elements of high martial arts added. Most of the settings are acceptable. I can only say that radish and green vegetables have their own merits. The final score should be above 8.6, And it is not bad on tomatoes.

The subject matter is really novel. When I first saw Nuclear Power Plant, I thought it was the kind of hard science fiction based on reality. But after looking at it later, it actually went a bit beyond the level of real-life technology [rolls eyes] To be honest, it's not to my liking, but it's pretty good. Personally, I still like to see some realistic weapons and equipment [laughs] but this book is fine and good. Forget it, looking back, the protagonist relies on too many systems, underground bases and the like [laughs] are really not suitable for me.

It's a very good book. I even doubted it was a platinum jump at 7 o'clock. The writing is very good. The world view is grand. It's not like other books I've read on Tomato. It has a small-minded atmosphere. The mission feels well described. It's one of the few fairy tales in Tomato.

In a word, it has a good outline and is very comfortable to watch. Except for the protagonist's performance in the early stage, which is not like Ai and some more classic short clips, there are no problems and it is still very comfortable. How should I put it? What is written later is a bit too outrageous and deviates from reality. In short, it is weird and not very good to read. It is just numerical inflation anyway.

It's okay, it can be considered a relatively good book. There is currently no poisonous point that I cannot accept. If I had to count, there are two. 1. The protagonist pretends to be an AI but does not look like an AI speaking. Instead, it looks more like a human being. But the protagonist is originally a human being, so this probably isn't a poisonous point. Just wait for a while. 2. The female researcher became suspicious of the protagonist's use of drugs that can suppress the virus. But fortunately, there is still self-knowledge. Overall, it's still good. It's just that the update is a bit slow.

It looks good, but some people say that the character creation is not three-dimensional enough. In fact, it is a matter of priority. There are still important characters, but the peripheral characters are indeed not well described. But the overall setting is very good, and the pace of the plot is relatively comfortable. It is a post-apocalyptic novel worth reading.

It's so good. Although there is no reasonable explanation for the appearance of the derivatives of the plug-in that the supporting characters understand, it is still very mysterious, depending on how the author writes it later. The main reason is that there are not so many poisonous points in the writing, and it also has a sense of warmth and brightness. The glory of human nature is also described more often. Unlike other articles, this one is particularly praised.

It's been a long time since I've seen so many novels on Tomato. Whether it is the usual farming development or various battle scenes, they are all exciting. The small details are warm and the big scenes are grand and exciting! Are there any similar books you would recommend? [I'm about to cry]

Excellent product! At least that's how it works for me. Generally speaking, the protagonist is an omnic (?) Fighting the flesh and blood monsters on the opposite side. The setting is very interesting, the writing is also very good, and the descriptions of the monsters are quite diverse. It is not the same as increasing the size and increasing the strength, but it seems that the advanced ones have a tendency to regenerate quickly. The setting and description of the appearance are a bit surprising to me, and I do not rule out the possibility that I have read less excellent books. The protagonist will protect every law-abiding human being he encounters, so he may look a bit "holy lady" from a certain perspective, and his performance may also seem a bit ideal. But of course you should also read something beautiful when reading novels. As an AI, it is programmed to be calm most of the time, but it may also have emotions such as small pride and surprise, and it is not completely calm. But it is much better than the kind of protagonist who is always bluffing, often excited, and likes to show off his holiness in front of others. The problem is that the excuses are full of loopholes and very perfunctory. Might be an annoyance to some. However, due to his firm stance and impressive results, no one tried to expose him, which is reasonable.

This book can be regarded as a hodgepodge of doomsday disasters. Basically, all existing apocalyptic disasters can be found in this book, such as zombies, the old days, fungi, bugs, eternal night, group consciousness, flesh and blood gathering, the so-called player angels, etc. However, the author is very creative and chose to make the protagonist a shelter, an alternative leader. Secondly, the writing style, plot, etc. Are all good, and there are no logical problems. After all, the system is responsible for all logical problems. It is a fine novel and worth reading.

Dudududu, Genshin Impact is so fun😍😍I really want to play Genshin Impact🤤🤤🤤Play Genshin Impact together😘😘Da da da? ? Huh? ! ! It turns out that you also play Genshin Impact😍😍Oh oh, super network high latency is not a problem😆😆hehehehe🤩🤩Genshin Impact is so fun😻😻😻woohoo I want to play Genshin Impact😭😭😭I want to play Genshin Impact😡😡😡😡😡 This book is very well written, especially the description of the pig's trotters transforming into Beria and fighting the milk dragon for 666 rounds, only to be attacked by Dou Bao with an AK. The angry pig's feet bought 10 nuclear power plants and smashed the milk dragon into an Indian flying dragon. When Pig's Foot was about to smash the bean buns into bean cakes, its phone lit up in white darkness😋😋Pig's Foot let it go😎😎 It turns out 😨? ? ! ! You also play Genshin Impact🤑

It looks good, and the setting is very novel. The protagonist is reborn in a nuclear power plant, recruits survivors, and grows stronger while facing the apocalypse. There is a group portrait. The protagonist disguises himself as an intelligent AI. The protagonists are aware of the problem, but remain silent tacitly. There are battles, sacrifices, the distortion of human nature, and the highlights of human beings. It is a very good post-apocalyptic story [Like]

After a wave of experience, there are no obvious poisonous points at all. The characters all have normal IQs. There is no plot where a bunch of people's collective IQ drops at the beginning of the apocalypse and they fight, smash, loot and become hostile to each other. The overall experience is quite comfortable, and the transition to the start is smooth.

So far, I don't have any major problems with the writing style. I haven't read the shocking points yet, but the perspective is quite novel. However, I feel that the whole book is a bit more mysterious as it goes back. Overall, after the ratings are released, there is hope that the whole book will reach an 8.5.

It seems pretty good so far, the subject matter is very novel, and it doesn't read like an AI novel. I personally like it quite a lot. For me, there are no poisonous points at the moment. I hope that the male protagonist will not turn into a human in the future. But there are too few chapters now, and I still need to fatten up. Keep it up, and don't suddenly have a big poisonous point.

The author writes very well, and there is nothing bad about the overall plot, but I have a question after reading it, which one is stronger, machinery or biology? I think machinery is better than biology because its structure is designed for function, and biology is stronger than machinery because biology designed the machinery. If biological civilization really develops to a later stage, it can do it Automated molecular construction technology is similar to allowing organisms to control the molecules of their own bodies and achieve molecular-level printing. At that time, I felt that machinery might not be able to compare with organisms. The reason organisms are weak in the early stage is because organisms are only designed to survive in the early stage. In order to continue to survive, they only need to be stronger than other organisms.

It tied on July 30. The overall pace of the novel is quite good. There are no drawbacks so far. Then the author arranged for the identity of the protagonist to be a national-level AI. This is quite interesting and solves a lot of troubles. The setting of the monsters is also quite interesting, but I haven't found out yet what is the evolution of human beings on the earth, or what are their outstanding characteristics? It relies a bit too much on the protagonists. We can explore different potentials for them so that they can grow and progress faster.

Not bad. There are still relatively few updates so far, so there's not much to say. However, the values ​​​​shown so far are still relatively good, and they should be interrupted when necessary. For example, when encountering evil forces, they will directly abandon the opponent's top management, and when encountering powerful monsters, they will prioritize the evacuation of personnel and abandon the mission. This type should be relatively easy to write. You can have no heroine or emotional line, and then focus on writing the base, development, and group portraits.

We have caught up with the main force [crying] It's okay so far Deus ex machina VS flesh and blood scourge At the beginning, you and the boss fight each other for development, and whoever loses is out. There is no problem with the protagonist opening it, because the opponent opened it first. Baiyan is really finished. An elite monster is as strong as a roadside monster. I suggest you strengthen it. It's too strong [laughter] Some people care about characterization... I think the theme of this book is the development of a new civilization in the wasteland, and the protagonist is no longer a human being. Others should be treated as card-drawing characters, and character strength should be more important than story background. Are the sources of products produced by the early system reasonable? The more reasonable the explanation to others in the front is, the more explosive it will be later. Let's expand on the technology side. Can the things produced later be produced in this place? It was a bit confusing in the front, but once everyone gets used to it, it will become more acceptable. And the author himself is also playing with this joke later [laughing] I'm just a little afraid of the plot problems later on, I hope I can handle it easily There are flesh-and-blood angels with strange methods, ancient bacteria that are suspected to have experienced the last round of mass extinction events, extraterrestrial civilizations from unknown star regions, and alien creatures. And the protagonist is a mechanical natural disaster. This planet is so alive [laughter] It's really a big stage in Yuanjiang. If you can't live, don't come.

The writing is great. I personally like this kind of subject matter, and the author's writing is good, so the experience is very good. Although I feel uncomfortable with zero casualties for a long time, I quite like the happy ending, so although it is not practical, I feel comfortable watching it. The biggest disadvantage is that the update is too slow.

It looks great. The setting of the protagonist's disguise as AI is well written. The dialogue is relatively reasonable. There are very few poisonous points, but it's just a bit too bad. The battles are basically written so that there are no casualties. What I like is that the apocalyptic disaster settings in this book are relatively diversified. Otherwise, if it were just the same old zombies and mutant beasts, it would be uninteresting, just like the Red Alert apocalypse five or six years ago. Another point is that there are a lot of descriptions of children. The author must really like children. Other apocalyptic novels downplay the old, weak and disabled.

The novelty of the subject matter is indeed okay, and we finally get rid of the circles of cultivators, zombies and superpowers in the apocalypse. However, the protagonist's self-proclaimed identity does not have any AI flavor in the dialogue, and the character portrayal is not obvious enough... It does feel a bit subtle, and this kind of writing can only be refined through experience. I hope this problem can be improved in the future, and I also hope that the protagonist can find a way to regain his identity with the real "official" side. Although many people at the top in the setting went to the "North", but... Most of the current social structure is not "flat", so just missing the most senior people, there will be no big problems in the short-term operation, especially now that the whole world is busy with "internal troubles" and has no time to become "foreign troubles". It will be fun to meet the "officials" later. I suggest you name your "identity" plan "Fire", and use it as the core of the plan to continue the fire of civilization and preserve hope for the future. At least I can explain it.

After reading a hundred chapters and evaluating it, the book is a good book, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is not bad; the plot is smooth, and the supporting characters who have been described in more specific ways will not be eliminated; the writing of black technology has a sense of déjà vu, and the pace is not sluggish. However, this book still has some flaws. For example, the name is useless, and the supporting characters lack impression points after they appear. The characters of the minor supporting characters are relatively vague. Furthermore, the protagonist takes the route of mechanical ascension. The zombie scourge he has to fight turns out to be the old expansion of the Ke family? This unfolding was a little different from what I expected. To sum up, this book is still worth reading, and the future is still promising.