The UN Squad of the Apocalypse

Finished reading it on August 10, 2026. Here are my thoughts: I won't go into too much detail for a four-star novel, so I'll just summarize: "A classic post-apocalyptic zombie system transmigration semi-military thriller." The descriptions of military equipment are very detailed, the plot and writing are decent, but the character development is quite commendable. I'll give it four stars. Finally, I wish the author a speedy ascension to the planet Andong.

I swear on my BVVD stick, it's a really good immersive post-apocalyptic survival game.

The novel features numerous detailed descriptions and vivid character portrayals, creating a highly immersive experience. It employs two separate storylines that alternate between each other, allowing readers to focus on the climax, relax during everyday moments, and feel intensely tense during action sequences. However, the excessive detail also leads to a dragging plot and slow update speed.

It's quite good, the handling is flawless, but the shifts in mindset feel rather rapid; fighting zombies is like playing a video game. Of course, this isn't meant as a sarcastic remark; I hope they can show more of the protagonists' mental transformations.

I rarely see apocalyptic novels about the United Nations on Tomato, and the plots are quite good, with no major flaws.

I went, guys, this is really good-looking 😍

I've finished watching it so far and it was pretty good 🥰, but I don't know why so few people are watching it [what]

It's not enough, author! Another great post-apocalyptic novel. It's been a long time since I've read anything. I think I've already finished the good ones, and some of the flaws are just too much for me to handle. This post-apocalyptic novel is also one of my favorite types; it's good, lots of troops! The style is also fairly humorous with a touch of hardcore elements. The logic could be slightly improved. Very good, I must support it! I'll definitely be following it!

The multi-protagonist (team) setting, equipment, and combat system are all based on established principles (though I'm not very familiar with the background information). The overall writing style doesn't seem to be purely traditional; there are traces of modern writing techniques used in the language (purely my personal impression).

Having read up to chapter 18, my favorite official post-apocalyptic organization has finally been written about! 😋 Although it's the UN, it's so much better than a bunch of warlords. I finally found one before, but it unfortunately stopped updating, and actually, it got a bit too overpowered later on; the author probably didn't know how to continue. I hope this novel doesn't get too overpowered later on 🙏🙏🙏