
Visions of the Apocalypse
末世预见
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 512k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I've finished reading it, and overall it's okay. The only thing is that there is some derogation of women. Women have no right to speak and cannot participate in discussions. Ye Zi is irrational, saying that Sheng Nan is not as shy as girls, etc. . . The further back, the more obvious it becomes
It's over like this, not to mention the Zheng Yun who vowed to marry Ye, but what I'm more concerned about is who is the person Jinxi once foreseen going to sea, Da Jiang in the previous life, and who is the person in Jingxi? Why arrest him, because of the traitor's ability? Is the material due to meteorites?
Who is that person who has not returned from crossing the sea? ? ? ? ? ? Who told me that I can't sleep?
It's really well written. Although it was written a few years ago, it can be recommended. It's good to watch. The only regret is that the ending is a bit hasty. It would be great if there was a sequel TT
Finished spreading flowers! It looks good, but some sentences feel like there are missing commas in the middle, which makes it difficult to read quickly, and there are a lot of suspense that are not solved. I don't know if I forgot to fill in the information or something, but overall it is great! Jinxi is really the son of destiny
Very nice! It just felt like the ending was a bit rushed, and the rest was basically a brief introduction, a bit like a side story, with many questions left unanswered. And the layout of this article is quite large, and it can be written as a long article.
The article is very interesting, but in the end it basically describes the development of the Northern Territory, and there is basically no interaction between the two of them. There are too few emotional scenes, which made me feel like I was reading an apocalyptic science fiction novel←_←...
I'm still very concerned about what happened to the leader who attacked Jinxi at the West Beijing Base. When will this hole be filled?
The text has some logical and narrative problems, but as a story it's still pretty good, and it ends if you want to read it again, leaving room for unlimited imagination.
There are quite a few holes that haven't been filled in, and I don't know if the author forgot about it. How about a few extra chapters?