
Shelter No. 32
三十二号避难所
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 637k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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[Comment] My feelings about this book
I felt the author wrote too much unnecessary dialogue, and the character descriptions weren't very detailed. However, it was still a post-apocalyptic novel I could have read. By the way, author, could you please update more chapters each time? It feels like a fifth of each chapter is about other things.
The author begins by stating that the company commander who killed prisoners was forced to retire, without mentioning the deadly poison. I barely made it to the published chapters, only to find the protagonist is an idiot, a hypocrite, and completely lacking in decisiveness. If it weren't for the author's arrangement, such a protagonist would have been dead long ago...
The author's writing is terrible, too verbose, and contains too much personal input; sometimes, inner monologues take up half a chapter. Furthermore, the protagonist's intelligence is clearly below average. In short, the premise is quite good, but I simply couldn't handle the sheer toxicity and deleted the book.
Honestly, this book, if written well, could have been a phenomenal success. The subject matter and world-building are both excellent, but the author is just too awful. I simply can't stand it anymore; it's ruthless. I've decided to abandon this project. Goodbye. To be honest, the system is really limited. Oh well, goodbye.
Tomb sweeping. This is a book I used to really like.
That damned eunuch, didn't he say he didn't have time to write a book? He went off to start writing his new book right after saying that.
All of Zha Ju's promising books were abandoned. If he had written them properly, they might have become masterpieces, but instead he started new projects to scam money. Being cursed to death by readers is the least of his worries.
[Comment] This book is very well written!
It gives the reader a sense of immersion; the author is a skilled storyteller. The only flaw is that the author is a bit verbose, repeating many things over and over. For example, after describing how the protagonist escapes by jumping off the cliff, the author reiterates the escape method later. There are also many instances where certain things or events are repeated several times.
Having read up to chapter 80 and still no nuclear war breaking out, with the story still revolving around the military and making things up, this isn't Fallout fanfiction at all. It's just using a pre-Fallout setting, and even that pre-war setting is different. In Fallout, nuclear-powered cars are widespread, along with various intelligent robots.
Chicken 🐔 Oh, how interesting! Isn't this radiation?