I Conquer the World with Mahjong

Spoiler alert! Spoiler alert! Spoiler alert! I've finished reading it. It's a very good book. Although some places feel unreasonable and a bit stiff, it doesn't hurt. There are very few apocalyptic + lily themes, and non-superpower-based routines are even rarer, and this book is one of them. The most rare thing for me is that the characters here are not black and white, but complex people. There are few novels that focus on the experiences and changes of non-protagonists, but the author has done a great job, which makes the world look more real. But it is a bit regrettable that the author often adds these details and shares his own opinions in the author's words after the main text. This does make each character, even the secondary characters, and even the secondary characters fuller, but it does make the main text a bit stiff. If these details are integrated into the text, it will appear more natural. Of course, if the secondary characters are described too much, it may be a bit indifferent, so the author chose this way to tell their stories. I saw a side note saying that some people said this book was bad, so let me tell you my opinion. The reason why I feel this way may be that it ends abruptly just after reaching the climax. A lot of foreshadowing has been done before, describing an apocalyptic world full of zombies. From the moment Su Yiwei realized that everything was arranged, it should have reached a climax where all the contradictions broke out. In other words, what the readers expected was such a climax, with more struggles and more twists and turns. I am not saying that the article should be written like this, I am just saying that this is what the readers expect. There is a breaking point in this article, which is when Su Weiwei was bitten by a zombie, which brought the reader's emotions to the highest point, but then took a turn for the worse. Everything went smoothly until Adolf was killed and the incident was almost resolved. It seemed that there was no obstacle in the middle. Everything was like a dream, giving people a feeling of "is it over?" Of course, I can understand the author's arrangement, because Su Weiwei and Zoe are not saviors, they are just two little people. Even in the end, they are on the edge of the vortex of struggle, not the core. The real core of the struggle lies with Belster led by Instructor Will, and this part is brushed aside by the author, because as Su Weiwei and Zoe, it is indeed impossible to know what Instructor Will and the others are doing. This arrangement is very reasonable, but as a novel it feels almost boring and not exciting enough. I'm thinking it might be a little better if the book was written on two fronts. Sorry to ramble on so much. The above are all my own opinions. They may seem arrogant and arrogant, and I apologize again. Please forgive me. In fact, reading this book is quite tiring, and my heart is tired, because it is too real and realistic. Nowadays, I read more and more routine articles. On the one hand, the new articles are almost all routines. On the other hand, the routine articles can really be used for fun without thinking. Among the many routine articles, it actually feels good to occasionally read such a serious article. This article has a strong personal touch to it, and contains many values. It should be said that the author and I have very similar views, otherwise I might not be able to accept this article. Thank you to the author for your hard work in writing this article. As the new year is approaching, I wish the author a happy Spring Festival and all the best in advance!

The eldest brother is going too far. How could he scold his younger brother like this?

Congratulations on the completion——! ! ! ·*·:≡( ε:)

Keep up the good work and keep updating, you are the best! [Like]

Wow wow, I really like this one.

I read it in one sitting, absolutely amazing! Nice!