A Post-Apocalyptic Stockpiling Infrastructure Game Article (Under Construction)
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The collected articles basically have their own world view, or the protagonist's process of obtaining supplies is relatively difficult, so they are not uniformly enjoyable articles.
In the early stage, it seems to have a meaning of "stock up and survive", and the main line is to build a safe house. The problem with this book is that the author writes too quickly. None of the characters (including the protagonist) are three-dimensional, and the plot of the story is often written in one stroke, as if he is reading an outline. But it does belong to the type where the protagonist struggles to survive, so I put it on the book list.
A very unique article. The "heartthrob" in the title is just a supporting role. The protagonist is a zombie-eating zombie and the humans he raises. A warm and funny post-apocalyptic story.
It is a very special apocalyptic novel. The heroine seems weak in the early stage (after all, she is just an ordinary student), but after going through hardships, she starts to shine like polished gold. I actually don't like watching physically weak protagonists, but this one was a surprise.
The series is unstable, but you can watch it for a long time, because just the dozens of updated chapters are quite painful to read (very relevant), and I always have to take a break while reading. The protagonist has no popular elements at all, he is miserable and cowardly. The story is set in the end of the world with the game panel. The original order of the world has been disrupted, class gaps have widened, oppression is everywhere, and painful elements are everywhere. If you are interested in the gloomy game board setting, you can check it out.
The reading process is very relaxing, the protagonist is constantly working and upgrading like a pixel villain, and the style is quite unique. The advantage is that the pace is steady, but the disadvantage is that the pace is too steady, there is almost no plot, and there are no ups and downs, making it suitable for reading before bed.
Very heartwarming story. Zombie novels are my least favorite type of apocalyptic novels because they are badly written and most of them are very cliche. But this one is different. The author's writing is simple and sincere, and the protagonists have no ambition to make the base bigger and stronger. They are all trying to live a good life, so it reads very graphically and realistically, even if there are some small flaws, it is still very good.
It's a post-apocalyptic novel where the protagonist is an ordinary person. The protagonist has no superpowers or golden fingers. He relies solely on his tenacity to survive. The three-dimensional character creation is pretty good. The disadvantage is that the worldview is a common worldview in apocalyptic novels, and the author has not further developed the setting. However, this is a common problem in most novels. The story line of this one is already very good.
Warm humans and alien characters. The heroine gave birth to a monster at the beginning. She was very scared, but she still raised the little monster, and then met another monster. So this article became a story about three different "monsters" living together in farming in the apocalypse.
The early Danmei apocalyptic novels had no problems except for the slight misogyny that came with that era. The characters were very complete and three-dimensional, unlike most of the novels today which are just flat good guys. The selfishness and cruelty of the protagonists were very real and worth reading.
This book can be regarded as the starting point of Jinjiang's novels. The pace in the early stages is extremely fast, and the protagonist sweeps up supplies in an overwhelming manner, which is very enjoyable to watch. But when it comes back to reality, it becomes extremely ugly, and the character creation and worldview construction are very inconsistent. Sometimes I even suspect that the author is a straight man, because the emotional lines are also written too straightforwardly, without any sense of delicacy. If you haven't read the road survival article, you can read it in the early stage. My intuition will be similar later, so I didn't read it.
It's quite interesting to start off in the early stage. The protagonist just wants to settle down in a corner at the beginning. In the end of the world, he builds an island in the sky, a paradise. This part is very enjoyable to write. Those who like this will like it very much. Later, I was forced to enter the world due to circumstances + for the people I loved. The overall logic is online, and the emotional line is at the level of ordinary beautiful writing.
Serialized, currently four stars. The setting of the safe house is very interesting. The protagonist starts from a safe house of only one square meter and gradually expands it. The early stage is very interesting. The heroine's golden finger was originally reasonable, but in comparison, the skills obtained by other survivors were too unreasonable. As a result, the plot became out of control from the moment the heroine started selling water. The heroine's gains were wildly inflated and completely disproportionate to her efforts. I don't mind if the golden finger is opened hugely.
The author's writing is poor and the updates are very unstable, but the early settings are very good! The heroine has a incomplete world to build, but she is not the "chosen one" because she was able to obtain this incomplete world because of an accident, and she is not the only one who successfully obtained this thing. The real world set in the book has also been gamified, so the heroine can also buy and sell magic/metaphysical tools to build the world with others. It's a setting that you can't forget after watching it once! The shortcomings have been mentioned before, but the flaws do not hide the advantages. It is worth watching.