N Ways to Survive in the Future

In Chapter 16, there will be an inspection plot before entering the base that makes some people uncomfortable. The main reason is that there are ws men among the inspectors, who may have disgusting eyes. I wrote this plot because I wrote what I imagined might happen at that time. I didn't write anything with an outline. I think if the end of the world comes, in the base where people and animals are mixed, it is likely to happen. This kind of bad guy (they exist in reality, and they are very likely to exist in the apocalypse) is not to disgust readers with my character, but purely because I imagine that the protagonists and even other people in the novel world may experience these bad things, and eventually the base will be destroyed. This plot is also to show that this is not a good place (OK, spoilers are over). I'm sorry if it causes discomfort to everyone, but I won't write anything in the future. I must think carefully before writing and take everyone's acceptance into consideration.

I read the article a long time ago, and I really like it. How can this open up so many weird comments? This is the end of the world. Do you think it's Disney? If you can't stand the relevant plot, won't you just abandon the article? You have to find a sense of existence and guide the writing. You take yourself too seriously, my friend. After all, I really don't understand how good it is to not allow some self-castration behavior even if the situation is slightly unsatisfactory.

If we expand on the part of the domestication field, a lot can be said. It's too cruel. It destroys a human's complete personality. It can be written in the direction of be. It's too desperate. The plot line is well written at the beginning, but the ending is a bit rushed at the end. Although the first two apocalypses are also very tiring, they are still the apocalypse of natural disasters. The taming field that makes me most uncomfortable in the last world is entirely a man-made disaster. It's so miserable, my Ah Qing. The relationship lines are average and don't account for much, but emotionally I think the days when they were hiding from the snowstorm in their hometown were probably the best. It was snowing outside but it was also a rare day to cling to each other. (But I hate that I didn't expand on the emotional line.

After watching it, the world view is quite interesting, but the emotional scenes and the description of the second heroine are too little.

After reading it, I feel that the pace of each world is too fast. If the content is tripled, it should be better. There are basically no problems in the emotional line, but the death of the little girl is too unconventional, just like a tool man. The ending is a bit rushed (the ending of the three worlds is a bit). As for the last world, it feels a bit rushed since the pig's foot was caught by Crypt 001.

If I were to go through this, I'm afraid I would be directly depressed by Zisha. . .

Recommend a good article for supplementary points. It describes human nature and apocalyptic scenes very well. After several lives, the protagonist has indeed grown up. She is a rational and affectionate heroine, not the character of Long Batian and Feng Aotian at the beginning. Personally, I like the first life the best. I feel that the final ending is really rushed.

"Things with higher dimensions are not necessarily smarter than us." People are born the same, but their living environments are not the same. Therefore, there is no fairness in this world.

There is no extra story. It is too difficult for the young couple to follow the emotional path. I hope they can continue to set off in the new world. (I read it a few years ago, and recently I suddenly remembered and read it again. It is really exciting and has a sense of apocalypse. The author is too strong)

Okay, the author is a bit self-deprecating.