[A new apocalyptic genre that you have never read before, breaking the clichés of traditional apocalyptic web writing]
[The blockbuster apocalyptic masterpiece "The Apocalypse Is Coming: I've already made a lot of gold coins. Are you talking about morality with me?" Serializing
[A million-word rigorous outline·Gray line·Field survey·Extreme realism·Group portraits·Absolutely not a brainless and refreshing article. Writing online]
In the zombie crisis, the one percenters awaken to the gold coin system. You can get gold coins by killing zombies, which can be exchanged for resources that you can't even imagine in real life. In this apocalyptic society, gold coins are kingship, caliber is truth, and having food and guns is the only thing that matters.
If you are tired of seeing the fast food routines of mindless stocking up at the beginning, overflowing with Holy Mothers, being outwitted and slapped in the face, and the collapse of combat power in the later stage.
Open this doomsday masterpiece that is both extremely refreshing and profound. This book tells you: When the details are real and rigorous enough, the feeling of satisfaction will be truly satisfying!
There are not only physical summons here, but also a real apocalyptic ecology. In the later stage, it contains a real apocalyptic ecology that integrates many systems such as financial intelligence, sociology, management, military science, etc., And there are also a large number of flesh-and-blood group portraits.
The author conducts real-life on-the-spot investigation, and every terrain has real details to examine. Each type of variant has new innovations that are different from past apocalyptic novels. The million-word outline is perfectly coherent, and it is smooth and smooth, and never collapses from the beginning to the end.
(The introduction is weak, moving to the main text will definitely let you see a style of apocalyptic writing that you have never seen before)
Reader comments
After reading two hundred pages, I don't know what will happen next, but I still have a sense of expectation.
After reading two hundred pages, I don't know what will happen next, but I still have a sense of expectation.