Three Years Ago When I Went Online, No One Believed Me When I Sent a Warning?

It's really good. It can be said that Tomato already has the potential of a divine book, but the follow-up world view is too big and difficult to control. The summary is a story about the paradox of time and space, but the characters and imagination are really great. The writing and plot are really not like the author of Tomato. It stands to reason that the protagonist should be in other definitions of apocalyptic literature. It is biased toward the Madonna type, but it is well-shaped. In such a world where human beings are in danger, it is inexplicably appropriate. It has a sense of sacredness in the fire. There is no need to abandon books because of the Madonna. There is no such plot yet. It is just that the information and humans connected by mobile phones need to be summoned more, but there are still too few people.

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The writing is very good, the items are very imaginative, and the world view is very rare (very rare). Except that the male protagonist's ability is not very clear at the beginning, the writing is getting better and better. However, there seem to be few comments. Is it because he is too young? Or maybe the NPC consciousness is too high, which makes it seem like a warmer apocalypse (but after watching too many regular apocalypse, this kind of peaceful one is also great, and you don't have to worry about the fate of the characters) Anyway, cheers, author! ! ! Apocalyptic literature is really valuable when it comes to literature that has a world view but is not AI, and is also very imaginative. Come on! [Bookshelf plus one]

Well written. There are many flavors written about various supernatural items. It's a pity that no one saw it. But in the last days, we should be more cold-blooded

It is indeed a very good book, but it is lacking a bit now.

It's made by hand. It's so beautiful. I'll wait for the update.

Group survival also has the flavor of doomsday development. Very nice, I like it.

It looks good, the monster setting is quite novel, and it is different from other post-apocalyptic lone wolf protagonists. If you like to watch group survival, you can watch it.

There are a lot of interesting settings, but not enough to see.

Finally found something good for me [Bookshelf Plus One]