Shelter No. 32

Regarding this book, I felt that the author talked too much and didn't describe the characters very carefully. But it's a wasteland novel that I can read. By the way, author, do you dare to update more every time? It feels like one-fifth of each chapter is about other things.

The author begins by saying that the company commander who killed the prisoners was forced to retire, not mentioning the poison. I barely managed to hold on until the chapter was released, and I saw that the protagonist was a bitch, a virgin bitch, and showed no decisiveness in killing at all. If such a protagonist hadn't been arranged by the author, he would have died long ago and become trash. . . .

The author's writing style is too poor, too verbose, there are too many personal things, and psychological activities sometimes occupy more than half of a chapter. Moreover, the protagonist's IQ is significantly lower than the average level of normal people. . That is to say, the setting is very good, but I really can't bear the poison, so I deleted the book. . . .

This book, to be honest, if it is written well, it can really become a god in one book. The subject matter is very good and the world view is okay. However, the author is really speechless and can't stand it anymore. He is so vicious that he decided to give up. Goodbye. To be honest, there are really few systems. I feel, forget it. Goodbye.

Sweeping graves. This is a book I used to like very much

Didn't this damn eunuch say he didn't have time to write a book? After that, I went to open a new book.

All the books with potential in Zhaju are eunuchs. If they were well written, they might become gods in one book, but they had to open a new trap to cheat money. Being scolded by readers is an understatement.

It gives people an immersive feeling, and the author is very good at telling stories. The only flaw is that the author is rather verbose and repeats a lot of things over and over again. For example, in the part about jumping off a cliff with a pig's feet, he writes how to escape by jumping, and then retells how to escape later. There are also many places where certain things are always said several times.

Seeing Chapter 80, there is still no nuclear war and you are still talking nonsense in the army. This is not a Fallout fan at all, but it is borrowing a background from before the Fallout War, and this pre-war background is different. Nuclear-powered cars and various intelligent robots have become common in Fallout. The technology in this book is almost the same as ours now, so don't What technology do you tell me depends on aliens? Even if nuclear fusion technology is obtained immediately, miniaturization must be considered. The military will first popularize it, and then prevent hostile countries from getting the technology and block it. It will only be popularized by civilians when it is unstoppable. This is not possible in just a few decades, and the timeline in the book is more than ten years away from Fallout 4.

Damn, that's so interesting. Isn't this radiation?