Foggy Wasteland: My Brain Can Tune In to the Doomsday Radio

There are so many threads, what is the origin of the fog, what is going on inside, what happened in the last century, why does the lighthouse announcer know so much, who is the protagonist and his sister hiding from, what are the interests of the Quencher and the organization above, why are old electrical appliances the key, the writing is smooth, and the plot is very attractive. I look forward to the author updating it a lot.

In fact, it was quite uncomfortable to read. This type of book requires too much knowledge. The author pinned the excitement on the supporting characters, but the pleasure brought by these characters was too weak. The plot was over and there was no substantial revelation. It was too depressing.

Suspense, an unknown world, a world that needs to be explored, everything is a mystery. People come to this world with missions. Some are NPCs, some are unwilling to be NPCs, and some have missions that they don't even know. No matter what, we must try to survive, even if we are like dogs. In the end of the world, we don't know what will happen, whether we will tear things down and start over, or whether more intelligent silicon-based ones will emerge, and carbon-based humans will no longer be at the top. Human civilization has repeated this several times, and everything is unknown. We have the end of the world in our imagination, and we hope that there will never be an end of the world.

The plot is fascinating, and the sense of immersion is also very good, but I hope the author will not make your blood run cold, or your heart sink to the bottom. Don't use this adjective too often, it is a bit annoying to read. The author is very powerful in writing, and he should be able to think of other better adjectives (a few suggestions)

This is a book that is worth calming down to read and savor carefully. It is not like a refreshing article and you rush to read it, but it flows slowly like flowing water.

Under the terror of the white mist, the underground party that traveled through time secretly fought on the radio.

A very special subject matter, fascinating and worth watching. I look forward to the follow-up content!

It was good to read before chapter 10, but after chapter 10 I got a headache after reading chapter 35, The End of the Mother's Heart with a Sick Girl.

It's very well written. The style suits me very well. I hope I can stick with it until it's finished.

It's really well written and super beautiful!!!