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Books by 逍遥小杨
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Subway: A New World 地铁：新世界
(Partially abandoned due to the author's skill level) (A sequel fanfic to the Metro game trilogy) In the eighth decade of the Moscow Metro, the lights in the tunnels are still on, and not everyone is dead yet. Thirty thousand survivors huddle in dark concrete tunnels, divided up among three aging beasts: the Empire, the Red Line, and the Hansa. Infighting within the factions is deadlier than radiation, and something is even more terrifying than infighting: the tunnels themselves. Unik, a maint
23Reads—Score—Shelves
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SWAT: The Last Line of Defense SWAT：最后防线
(A semi-realistic Ready or Not fanfic, hard-hitting and authentic, with Tom Clancy-style technical realism.) They are known as "the last line of defense." When the financial crisis swept through Los Santos, banks shut down, sanitation workers went on strike, garbage piled up in the streets, and rioters briefly seized the police station, the city began rotting from within. Yet in a secret base built inside an abandoned subway station, the SWAT team still waited for the order to breach every door.
9Reads—Score—Shelves
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Metro: Moscow 地铁：莫斯科
(Completed) The twentieth year after the nuclear war. Moscow. The surface is a kingdom of radiation; the Metro is humanity’s last grave. Forty thousand people huddle in underground tunnels, forming factions in the darkness, fighting over air, and trading bullets. The hammer and sickle still fly over the Red Line. The Fourth Reich’s R insignia spreads across the tunnel walls. Hansa merchants use gas masks as currency, while Polis sits at the crossroads of every faction, maintaining a fragile bala
8Reads—Score—Shelves
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PSI: Precursors Monitoring and Intervention Force PSI：前兆监视干预部队
(Test practice work) #Military Sci-Fi #Anomalous Exclusion Zone In 2007, deep in the Siberian permafrost, a top-secret Soviet laboratory fell silent after thirty years of operation. Three hundred and forty meters underground, a non-geometric entity known as “the Structure” suddenly awakened. Eleven people vanished. Space began to warp, and humanoid shapes wandered across the snowy wasteland. The Russian military buried the truth behind a fifty-kilometer cordon. Until an unmarked transport plane
1Reads—Score—Shelves