
Plague Simulator: From the Start, I Unleash Necroa
瘟疫模拟:开局投放Necroa
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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The story is about a scientist who is transported to another world and is involved in a simulated zombie virus outbreak. It has a strong sense of realism and feels like watching a mockumentary. Divider Line The main character doesn't have a lot of screen time; the focus is more on how people in different regions fight the pandemic.
It looks great! Even though it's just a Stellaris skin, it still looks good. Also, the Human Alliance is xenophobic, not racially prejudiced. Stellaris isn't expensive. Some people in the comments section are just talking about Stellaris, but if they'd played a few games, they wouldn't have said things like the Human Alliance would kill all aliens for no reason (sweating).
The sense of immersion is good. You could describe more scenes and anecdotes of fighting the N virus in various places (refer to the plots of various zombie games). In terms of timing, short stories from different locations can be told simultaneously. The narrative then strings the short stories together. 👍👍👍
I'd like to recommend this; it's amazing that someone has written about WY Company these days, and it's even quite cinematic. 👍
Finally struck gold! Advantages: 1. The narrative is logical. It skillfully combines macro and micro narratives, demonstrating the power of civilization and humanistic concern. 2. The subject matter is rare. WY Company, the mastermind behind the virus. These two themes are almost impossible to find, making it refreshing. 3. Logically sound.
This is a very well-written book by the author. This is the kind of zombie novel I've been wanting to read! Five stars! Please update more frequently and focus your updates on this book. This book has great potential; if it's well-written, I have a feeling it will become a top-tier zombie novel on Tomato (a popular Chinese web novel platform). But please don't finish it too quickly, or there won't be enough to read.
It's a very good book, quite enjoyable to read, but the author seems unable to capitalize on the opportunity presented by this recommendation, maintaining a consistently lukewarm update schedule. Ultimately, it won't retain readers; most people will simply toss the book onto their shelves and forget about it.
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It's written with a lot of weight; anyone with a little imagination can picture what the scene described in the words would look like. While reading it, I felt that if it really came true, it might be a microcosm of a certain place.
Very good. The professional terminology used to describe the virus in the book makes you feel like you're actually there, creating a strong sense of immersion. It almost transported me back to that time. I still remember choosing the special zombie virus and getting trapped at the port in the end 🤦