Civilization Collapses, and the Ancient Era Reappears

Book review as of Chapter 39: I highly recommend this book. There are basically not many real and dark apocalyptic books on Tomato. They are all about the system giving out supplies crazily, which is more exciting than SSS talent. The advantage of this book is that the pace is not too fast, the apocalyptic atmosphere is maintained very well, it is more realistic, and the description is more delicate. Of course, the disadvantage is that the pace is a bit slow, and the protagonist in dozens of chapters does not use the system very much. In the same apocalypse, dragging a family around is also a disadvantage. Very few people would write like this. Most apocalyptic novels are lone wolves, or the system exceeds the standard to bring many people. This is obviously not the case. All in all, I highly recommend it, tomatoes with very little apocalyptic chaff. Book review as of Chapter 50: That's why I say it's not good to drag the whole family around in a post-apocalyptic novel. The pace is too slow. Even if there is a system, the protagonist is still an ordinary person. You still chose the title of your book like this. Even if the readers don't say that they want to have fun all the time, it's inappropriate to have no movement at chapter 50. Isn't this cheating to kill? In the Tomato environment, it is difficult for the author to achieve results if he does this. Most people here are impatient. Book review as of Chapter 93: Lowering your rating, is this how you write a doomsday novel? A female character is inexplicably added to the protagonist group, and she also has to take care of her parents. What is your reason for adding this character? Do you want a wife for the protagonist's brother? Until now, the pace is too slow, and I always write useless things, such as power struggles and taking care of other people's parents. The entire system has been used properly once, and its strength is mediocre. The protagonist has no clear goal yet, but has more and more ordinary people to manage.

Slow-paced animal husbandry, but it has sped up after 120. If you like slow-paced, I highly recommend it for apocalyptic novels. The small flaw is that the system seems very solid in the early stage and has not improved much in strength. I hope the author will work hard and maintain the rhythm. What is written next? The protagonist Meimei is invisible and her family suffers.

After seeing Chapter 246, I came back to comment. Overall, I can say it is a masterpiece. It is a gold rush in Tomato. Now it can be placed in my bookshelf. The total score can be given to 9.0 Points. It is considered a masterpiece. This is the way to start the apocalypse. Other apocalyptic novels have been ruined by harem novels. The pace of this book is also very good. Yes, it won't be too fast, it will unfold slowly from the perspective of ordinary people, and it won't start in seconds. I've read too many mindless cool articles before, which are too boring. Overall, this book is very rigorous, not too mindless, and the main plot is also slowly advanced. Please give me some help from the author. I will comment on how the plot goes in the future.

I hope to get to the point where the protagonist shows off his abilities as soon as possible, otherwise the foreshadowing will be too long and the average reader won't be able to hold on for that long. However, it is undeniable that the writing is good, the pace is slow, and the description of the doomsday is very delicate.

It's not the kind of exciting story that starts off with a bang, it's very realistic, and the detailed descriptions gave me goosebumps. It's not a saintly novel, but it treats people close to you very well, and the emotional lines are also well written. It builds its own team seriously. The comment section always says that the protagonist is a saintly character. It's not normal for his followers to become strong. The male protagonist can't do everyone by himself. Maintaining social relationships requires effort. If you give others benefits, they will remember you. Either the protagonist pays something or she is the Holy Mother. What great things can be accomplished by the person who has more gains and losses in total. Really smart people want others to accept their favors. If you remember your good things, you will get long-term rewards. If you don't remember your good things, you will completely disconnect. If you pay a little to see a person clearly, it will do more good than harm to you.

The interpersonal relationships are handled well. There is no cynicism or jealousy, and no one is a saint. There is a hint of kindness in the rationality. The cruelty of the apocalypse is very profoundly depicted. The plot is not too big at the moment, and the protagonist is not strong enough, but the plot is well handled, not frustrating, and interesting. It's a pity that there are not enough updates, and the world view has just been opened up.

To be honest, the beginning is a bit slow, and those who are not patient enough can jump directly to the back (it is recommended to read from chapter 90), but starting from chapter 120, it will get on track and become stronger. The previous 1 to 70 chapters all exaggerate the background of the apocalypse. They are very well written, highlighting the diversity of biological species and various dangers in the apocalypse. It is quite good among Tomato apocalyptic novels, and it is not without brains. Moreover, the author is also very good at illustrating pictures, which is also a highlight. All in all, it's well written. Keep up the good work, author [Like]

The early description of the apocalyptic story is so good that no special development of battle scenes is needed, and it perfectly matches the protagonist's initial attitude and behavior in dealing with the apocalypse. The collapse of order, the official response, the reactions of minor characters, the transformation of human nature, the restoration of order, and the integration of all forces are all very good. It is a great Tomato work. It is top-notch. Good luck to the author. One more thing, there are pictures (very suitable for the scene). I really like this.

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I have read so many and feel that this novel, at least so far, is very well written, very real, and has a very strong sense of immersion, including clean continuity, the overall description of other people's reactions and the overall situation, and the author's illustrations are all very, very good. To be fair, my first apocalyptic novel was "Death Train" more than ten years ago, and I have read countless apocalyptic novels. The description of the early stage of this novel is the most realistic I have seen so far, and it is the most immersive in the category of evolution. It has a very realistic slow pace, but the protagonist will not do stupid things that will cause him to suffer. It's very comfortable, it's like being there, as if it's really happening. It's simply wonderful. It has a similar rhythm to my own obscene apocalyptic novels. The rhythm of the whole story is very comfortable. The sense of pleasure accumulated step by step is very sufficient. The overall pleasure is also well grasped. The most important thing is the sense of substitution, substitution, substitution. The sense of immersion in this apocalyptic novel is definitely one of the best I have read so far. It is very real and feels. The depiction of big scenes is not bad at all, and the overall sense of reality is very strong. It has the same immersive feeling as when I first started reading the novel, as if I was traveling through the past! The character creation is not invincible, but it is definitely not bad. It is just right here, no more and no less. The overall focus is on promoting the plot and polishing the plot and general direction, which is very right. The rhythm of step by step makes people unable to stop at all. It is not a brainless accumulation of combat power but a well-founded, organized, accumulated and systematic presentation. Modern web novels should have plenty of excitement, but the protagonist will not suffer from stupid choices and make readers feel as uncomfortable as eating flies. The supporting characters are also well portrayed, there is no conventional brainless plot at all, and the characters are portrayed very naturally. In short, it is an absolute masterpiece of apocalyptic literature. Even if you are brainwashed by fast-paced writing and read this book, you will still feel the excitement you want! ! ! Like, like, like, [like] [like] [like] [like] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] It's super fun to watch. Is there any similar post-apocalyptic veteran who can express his thoughts? [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]