Tomato Apocalyptic Masterpiece, If It's Below 9.4, Don't Recommend It

416 灾 Disaster Year! Eight-Year-Old Elder Sister Takes Pregnant Mother to Escape Famine Clouds Above CloudsAncient Romance1.0M WordsCompleted 51.8kReads9.4Score7.5kShelves

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These are some of the best books I have read, and there are no cheats. The first apocalyptic novel written from the perspective of a country. The subject matter is very novel. The male and female protagonists are very individual and strong. The setting is that the country in the apocalypse gathers the superpowers in advance and unites to fight the apocalypse. It is very passionate and exciting. The second time-travel escape novel has no CP. Escape is hard, but there is always warmth. Life is short, but hope lasts forever. Until the end, we are in troubled times. The plot has ups and downs. In the end, the country realizes the preservation of fire, a real Noah's Ark, which is quite good. The third book has no CP and no golden fingers. It is a funny zombie article. The subject matter is very novel (not referring to the zombie theme). It is very healing, healing and interesting.

417 【 Immortal Fire Pear Haha ​​YoEastern Fantasy6.1M WordsOngoing 64.9kReads8.7Score4.7kShelves

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Look, I promise you won't suffer a loss

423 让 I Asked You to Contract with a Ghost, and You Contracted with Zhong Kui? Yi People FireworksMystery2.9M WordsOngoing 127.7kReads9.5Score9.8kShelves

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These! ! ! How about it?

424 末 Apocalypse: When Will the Blues Get Abrams? Green Pupil CatSci-Fi & Apocalypse423k WordsCompleted 9.1kReads9.0Score586Shelves

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These two are great! ! ! !

425 少 Apocalypse Xiaoyu Q162k WordsOngoing 22Reads—Score—Shelves

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I wrote it myself, you can give it a try

426 末 The End of the World: Miss Adjutant Helps Me Reverse the Future The Sword Comes Out of My HeartSci-Fi & Apocalypse193k WordsOngoing 14Reads—Score—Shelves

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Although it has a system, it is really not brainless, logical, and not a saint.

427 异 A Long Journey to Another World The Mountain and the Moon Don't Know YouEastern Fantasy740k WordsOngoing 4.1kReads5.8Score190Shelves

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How about reading this book? Absolutely immortal! The further back you look, the more exciting it becomes! Every starting story and character appearance are interconnected by ultimate cause and effect. I would like to recommend to my family what I consider to be one of the most beautiful novels about another world. It has a high-octane plot, logical and harmonious ingenuity, and ultimate aesthetic skills. It is definitely the most worth-read novel this year.

429 末 Doomsday Weeds Bloom BianfuUrban2.2M WordsOngoing 4.8kReads5.8Score468Shelves

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Hello, fellow book lovers. When you read this passage, it means that we have come a long way together. First of all, I sincerely thank everyone for your companionship and tolerance along the way. Regarding the plot of Chen Mingfei teaching Xixi just now, it may seem a bit slow in the fast-paced apocalyptic novel, but this is by no means meaningless hydrology, but the core proposition of "education and inheritance" that I want to discuss with you after careful consideration. Even if the doomsday does come and order collapses, I still hope that our people will not completely become walking zombies who only know how to fight and are dominated by instinct. Outside of survival, there should always be something worth protecting to the death. Of course, if that day really comes, you don't have to stick to the principles I wrote down. As long as you can stay alive. As long as you live, there will always be hope. I would like to take this opportunity to give you a brief summary. The third part of "Weeds Bloom at the End of the World" is coming to an end. From the next chapter, we will officially enter the final chapter of the book. Since this was my first time writing a book on Tomato, and I wasn't very familiar with the volume dividing function, I kept writing along. Here, I will sort out the context of the whole book for you: Part One (Chapter 1 - Chapter 245): [The Doomsday is Coming] This section mainly tells the story of the doomsday, the process of the protagonist group surviving, finding relatives, and escaping. The core discussion is about the good and evil of human nature. The evil of human nature does not arise overnight, but gradually deforms in despair as it is catalyzed by extreme environments. As for where the boundary between good and evil lies, I hope to leave readers with room for their own opinions. Part Two (Chapter 246 - Chapter 396): [Folk Team] This section mainly describes the story of Chen Mingfei and others going to the Northeast and establishing a folk team. What I want to express is how ordinary people save themselves and fight when they lose official asylum. Some book lovers are curious, why are there so few descriptions of the "Mother of God" or the ultimate ugliness of human nature in the article? It's not that there is nothing, but because the perspective is always focused on Chen Mingfei, and some sensitive subjects are restricted, many cruel realities can only be brushed off. But please believe that there are also countless thrilling struggles taking place in the refuges and wilderness beyond our sight. Part Three (Chapter 397 - Chapter 483): [The Rise of the Phoenix] This section takes Chu Zixun and her "Phoenix Society" as the main line, showing another completely different philosophy of survival and way of life in the end of the world. At the same time, through Chen Mingfei's confinement and lifting of the ban, the truth about the apocalyptic natural disaster was initially revealed. I want to convey a belief: Natural disasters are terrible, but Chinese people never lack strength, means and wisdom, and we will definitely be able to overcome difficulties; the truly terrible ones are often man-made disasters. Regarding the setting of "Ancient Virus", you don't have to worry that it will go in the outrageous direction of fantasy and immortality. It is essentially a crazy move of overdrawing one's life in exchange for short-term strength, and a self-destructive style of play in desperation. So, after experiencing all this, how will humans face the backlash of the virus? How will true civilization be rebuilt? Please look forward to the fourth part, which is also the final chapter of the book - [The Future of Humanity]. Thank you again for reading, see you in the final chapter!