
The Apocalypse Has No Savior
末日没有救世主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 204k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 17h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 10
Apocalypse Zombie Stories: I’ve Looked Through Dozens, and Only One Was Readable
Post-Apocalyptic Story About Natural Disasters and Fleeing Refugees, with an Ordinary Protagonist, No Money, and No Golden Finger, for a More Realistic Feel
I'm tired of golden fingers. No golden fingers!!!!!
Hand Over Your Very, Very, Very, Very Best Apocalypse Stories
Looking for books similar to From the Start, Surviving in the Snow with a God-Tier Modification System. I need something to read!!!
A Zombie Apocalypse Survival Story That’s as Realistic as Possible: No System, No Pocket Dimension, No Superpowers
If a zombie virus 🦠 broke out in real life one day, how would we survive in the apocalypse?
I Want the Most Realistic Zombie Apocalypse
No System, no golden finger, no powerful backers, and the protagonist isn’t reborn.
Looking for Battle Royale, Apocalypse, or Infinite-Flow Stories with a Smart, Capable Heroine Who Isn't a Saint
Preferably no couple, but a couple is fine too. Just don't make the heroine a self-sacrificing saint or a naive airhead.
Looking for Pure Zombie Stories: No Mutations, No Natural Disasters
All you big shots, come on over!
Urgent: Zombie Novels for When You're Out of Books
Every zombie apocalypse novel these days either gives the protagonist cheat powers or has them join a camp right away. I need a realistic apocalypse!
Looking for a Realistic Apocalypse Novel with No Superpowers and Immersive Zombies
Looking for books like "Dawn Tower: Humanity's Last Refuge".
Apocalypse Zombie Novels That Start Normally, with No Superpowers
Novels with a strong focus on the plot
Reader comments 22
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A person who wants to change his life, a doctor who wants to die, a living map who delivers food, a student who wants to be a war correspondent, a tough-talking young lady, a coach who knows everything - six ordinary people, zero golden fingers, all relying on truth. They will be afraid, make mistakes, and get hurt, but in the end they survive. The doomsday novel finally no longer relies on the savior, but on "us" Very interesting story, worth recommending
There is hope in despair, this is the true meaning of the end of the world! There are no heroes falling from the sky, only mortals who stand up, which is so eye-catching.
The female group portraits are so well done! From strangers to life and death dependants, every character has flesh and blood, and the growth line is very touching.
A very good doomsday concept, and the female portraits are so flattering!
Nice! It's still the real doomsday for ordinary people without superpowers. This kind of sense of substitution is strong. Moreover, each character's personality characteristics are very distinct. There is no Madonna or Locust, and the occasional friction is still full of a sense of life. Come on! Looking forward to the follow-up!
The group portraits of women are worthy of encouragement. They are a lot better than the author's last book. At least the female characters are no longer protected vases. But I remember that I abandoned the novel because I was disgusted by the large number of submissive plots. This book does not have it for the time being, and I hope there will not be another one in the future.
Highly recommend this post-apocalyptic article on group portraits of women! The sisterhood of sharing life and death is so healing and burning.
Former doctor, delivery person, college student... The career setting is so down-to-earth! I can't stop watching ordinary people trying to survive in the apocalypse!
There is no system, no superpowers, and no aura of the protagonist. Six ordinary people go from strangers to partners to relying on each other 👍 👍 The most touching thing is not about fighting zombies, but about how a group of people who couldn't survive learned to survive in the last days.
This book is gripping, five stars!