Dark King

It's over. I've read this book since it first came out. I've seen this book on recommendations several times since then. The reason why I didn't read it every time was because I felt that the force value was too low (I couldn't notice it in the first dozen chapters). Later, when I wanted to read this book, I thought of Du Dian's character, because I always read books based on the character of the protagonist. If the character is not to my liking, no matter how good the writing is, I may not read it (just like a popular game that everyone likes, but you don't). Like the same), the last time I added this book, it was already updated to just over a thousand chapters. This time, I endured the low power value in the early stage and found that the more I read, the more interesting I found it. I don't have any objections that I can't read. As mentioned above, the protagonist is to my liking, so I can continue reading, and then from the early exit from the giant wall to the final entry into the giant wall, although the span is very long, it is just like the title of the last volume, If life is only like the first time you see it. . . Among them, I think the emotional line of Hailisa is particularly interesting. Although it did not come out until the middle and late stages, I think Dudian's feelings for Hailisa may be like that kind of spiritual sustenance. It has been engraved with an indelible mark. Dudian will give everything for Hailisa. Although Hailisa is not like this, I think this is what it should be. However, depending on how the author writes it, the addition of the emotional line is still very interesting and I like it very much. The next thing is that the author writes the book according to his own ideas. I think this is really good. Whether it is a dark article or a funny article, I think it is very important for the author to write a book according to his own ideas, rather than forcefully adding a certain point to satisfy the readers and thus deviate from his own inner thoughts. Many authors are like this, but great gods generally do not do this (hint). In the end, I particularly liked everything Dudian did for Hailisa. No matter what he did, everything he did was for her. Even if Hailisha would kill him in the end, Dudian would still do it. Even if he knew the outcome, he would still do it. However, it is not a given that the end will not be reached, right? In fact, there are many things I want to say about this book and the author, but my brain really can't turn around and my vocabulary is pitiful. That's it. (The last thing is, that, I am a reader who reads pirated copies. I hope this will not affect my evaluation of the book. Saying this is not to show off, it is just to let everyone know. I don't want to refute the question of "Can't you even afford a few cents?" If you look at pirated copies, just look at pirated copies. They are inherently dirty, and I don't hope to be able to clean them up. Above.)

## This book hates the refutation of opinions and the opinions of this book. I read that the people who hate the comments probably have the following opinions: 1 The book is tortured just to torture the protagonist 2 Things in the book are illogical, and some parts are inconsistent with common sense 3 The characters' behavior is illogical and the plot is incoherent The following are my personal opinions 1 Du Andy is indeed very miserable. Basically, there are not many protagonists in all the abuse stories who are more miserable than him, but the author has given corresponding explanations for each of his misfortunes. ① The heroine was first transformed into a zombie, and then Du Andy spent so much effort to save herself and the male protagonist. The protagonist got involved together, and in my opinion, the explanation here is that the male protagonist killed the female protagonist's family. Even if the female protagonist's family treats the female protagonist badly, the trial of this kind of matter should never be handled by the male protagonist. This reflects the male protagonist's arrogance and paranoia, and the price he paid for it. ② Everyone rebelled and separated. Basically, half of the male protagonist's subordinates were dead by the end of the chapter, but their life-and-death friendship was finally betrayed. The explanation here is that the male protagonist was too cruel and decisive in killing. Maybe readers like to see this kind of anti-Mother character, but the result of this is that the subordinates are based on the fear of their superiors. Relationship, thus paving the way for betrayal. Among them, an old friend was forced to commit suicide because his family was caught, Du Andy. Not understanding is naive, but understanding but still killing is decisive, and disbelief and questioning are paranoid. The following articles have revealed the morbidity of the protagonist in every way. ③There is nothing illogical about the torture of first love prison. In such a dark age, parents were dissatisfied with their children's marriage and secretly wiped it with mud. Are there few examples in medieval Europe or ancient China? What is more controversial is Du Dian's tangled and illogical behavior in response to his first love, but in my opinion this is exactly the essence. The girl's choice is illogical, which is in line with realistic logic, because you cannot expect a girl to see through such a dark inner operation. Before prison, if everything was Du Dian's yearning for the happiness of a normal person, but after prison, it brings endless disappointment to the protagonist, which is also the most important pavement for pathological development 2 I saw someone saying that several kilometers of rope were taken out of the backpack and the explosive package exploded in the paper. I have never understood or explored the feasibility and reality of these things. Maybe these are really not common sense at all, and can only be attributed to the author's lack of special knowledge and understanding. But I think this does not affect the readability of the work. If it really takes several paragraphs to perfect and correct To explain the occurrence of these things, I think this kind of novel is too blunt and hard-core, as if the ability of the body to atomize is impossible in the eyes of modern science. No matter how fast your metabolism is, it is impossible for your body to grow a bunch of exoskeletons or deform in an instant. If you have to worry about these details, I can only say that they are not suitable for this novel 3 The logic of the characters does not make sense. I don't know what logic is considered unreasonable by those people, but I have to declare that not everyone is awake in the world, and not everyone will make the right choice. The same goes for the protagonist. If you bring your own logic into it, you will not be able to reflect the character. As for the incoherence of the plot of the article, I can only say that this novel has deleted a lot  In general, this novel describes a morbid protagonist. The novel does not have to be well-written. In fact, most people will bring themselves into the protagonist to get a sense of satisfaction when reading novels. This kind of tragic ending can only be said to be destined not to cater to most people's tastes. The protagonist Du Andi in this book ultimately failed. He has almost godly abilities, but he cannot get what he wants. It is different from other novels (such as a certain mortal wife and children are happy and have the same life as heaven). Is it reasonable to be carefree and have a perfect life? Since ancient times, you have to pay a high price to obtain imperial power, let alone become a god.) At the same time, you have gained the ability to become a god, but you also lost the happiness you really wanted. If the first love was destroyed due to the interference of external objects, then the second time Haditha was destroyed by the protagonist himself. This is a novel that should be reflected on. The protagonist becomes a god for Hayesa, but in the end he can only be carried around in the form of a zombie. Is it the body that dies? It's the heart that dies. If the protagonist doesn't kill the Helisa family, how could there be such a result? But if you are ruthless and decisive, how can you become a god? This is worth pondering, and Dudian is an example of failure. What he wanted required a certain price, but he paid for it in the wrong direction, and he did not even expect to pay for what he originally wanted. The biggest feature of this book is that the protagonist is constantly growing up. The various emotions such as youthfulness, growth, disappointment, betrayal, cruelty, etc. Are carried as the plot of the chapters progresses. Since Hailisha was transformed into a corpse, it can be seen that the protagonist is morbid and morbid about love. He does not know how to let go and does something that is simply impossible. It seems so romantic, but in fact he is unwilling to accept reality and let himself go. In reality, can love last for so long? Only those who have experienced it understand that it is not love, but a kind of pathological paranoia. There are people under the book review comparing the Dark King guzhenren. I can only say that if you like the kind of superficial principles and extreme egoism, then you are quite naive. I have read both books (gzr will stop updating when I read it to avoid the unfinished comments) End), gzr has a good plot, but hawz is more emotional than plot. Killing 100,000 enemies in two lines and killing one person in dozens of chapters are stronger and weaker. Obviously the protagonist became a god for his love for Helisa. This is also a kind of egoistic selfishness, and more reasonable. I read this book when I was in junior high school. Although my appreciation ability was limited at that time, I still remember this book deeply. To be honest, I don't like this book very much. It is too sad and extreme. But it makes people reflect, very profoundly reflect, and in my heart this book deserves to be canonized.

The protagonist is a very ordinary character. He experienced several setbacks and murders in the early and middle stages of the story. Each time he was put to death, it was a routine. The only thing that changed was the strength of the protagonist. His character has not improved at all. Perhaps it is the author's own limitations and his inability to break through his own writing style.

When I saw that the heroine turned into a zombie, I roughly guessed the ending and skipped to the end. I liked it before. Reading a book should be fun and engaging. If I wanted to sublimate my soul and purify myself, why would I still read online? Of course, whether I like it or not, it's just my personal opinion. I find it boring to forcefully move people. If I die, I will either take revenge or die for my love. I will force myself to die without giving up. In the end, I will read the ending after surviving. Even though it is a bad ending, it was a bit uncomfortable to write. No matter how awesome the male protagonist is, he can't change anything. Isn't that what it means? Even if the male protagonist needs spiritual sustenance and can give everything for the female protagonist, the setting is not smooth. He was abandoned by the whole world n times, and then he was moved again? I feel that the male protagonist in Absolute Darkness recognized the female protagonist too easily in his heart. Then his previous sins were in vain? The story has been written a lot, but in fact the two of them only passed by each other a few times, so why can't it be done without either of them? At least as a reader, I don't feel that their relationship has reached a certain level. I understand that it is arranged to advance the plot, but many stories do not make sense for the sake of progression, so they cannot be watched. Also, this book really affects your mood. I don't recommend it to people who are depressed.

I think this book is very good. One: You can see the protagonist slowly grow up, starting from thinking, not being careful enough in doing things, being betrayed, being caught in prison, etc. Later on, I gradually grew up and became more sophisticated. I can feel that the characters are flesh and blood, and the details of the characterization are very good. Two: Feelings for the heroine. It explains that if you fall in love with someone, you can do anything for her, even die. The protagonist turns dark in a dark apocalyptic environment and has no unwavering affection for the heroine. It is like a ray of light in the darkness, making people cry. Without this, the novel would become a pure dark novel without a soul. It is with this light that the novel has a soul. No matter how dark the road is, you will not despair and move towards the light. Three: If not the Holy Mother, you would rather teach me to betray the world than teach the world to betray me. The protagonist's darkening is not just killing people for the sake of killing, they all have a purpose. There is no right or wrong here, the author just writes about the true dark side of human nature.

Sorry, I really can't help it. The reason I'm sorry is that I want to complain. Let me say it first. The overall concept is pretty good, the world view is quite big, and the plot rhythm is okay. As for the complaints, the author wanted to write a science fiction with scientific logic, but the author's storyline in which he introduced old-era science and technology is really like a physical education teacher teaching physics. He doesn't understand industry at all. For example, when tungsten steel raw materials are smelted to cast the pillars of a tungsten steel cage, the protagonist takes a piece of wood and carves it into a mold with a carving knife? I asked if the wood would burn when the molten tungsten steel was poured down. Also, he and the woman cast three to four thousand kilograms of steel columns in one afternoon. Did you blow them out with a balloon? In the old days, could two people finish it for you in one afternoon? I tolerate these, but the character of the protagonist in the writing is to kill everyone he sees in the middle and later stages, or to kill two people and leave a torture, and then kill after the torture. There is no mercy when killing people. If you say you want to kill the family, you will kill the family. In the later stage, as long as you encounter any giant wall soldiers, sentries, etc. That have an interest in him, Hunting teams, domestic slaves, etc., Can be killed whenever they want. A man who has no control over his own character turns around and treats his girlfriend, the zombie king, with such deep affection and tenderness. I just want to ask how someone who cares so little about human life can still retain the purest human emotions? The psychological distortion of Hayate Nainai is simply made up for the sake of the plot. If you are addicted to bloody plots, I suggest you read it patiently. After that, you basically kill people as you please. Maybe I am a bit venomous. Please correct me after reading it.

I am very grateful to the author for this ending, which is both unexpected and expected. It was unexpected because I didn't expect it to be an alien, and it was expected because I knew it wouldn't end well. The King of Darkness is also the King of Loneliness. To outsiders, he appears to be a tyrant, but those who understand know that he is forced to do so and have even guessed the outcome. Darkness and loneliness have always existed. What I see is the mercy behind the cruelty. I can see the cry behind the protagonist's cruelty. I can see the cry in his heart for the one he loves. Some people say that this is a dark novel, but I still can't admit it. This is an apocalypse. The kindness to the enemy in the apocalypse is one's own cruelty. If the protagonist doesn't resist, then what's wrong with countless salted fishes? The world cannot be saved. Even he himself has fallen into endless darkness and loneliness. The only thing is one belief. And the sad thing is that it didn't end well in the end. I think the author may want to metaphor some of the darkness in society. I consider this book to be no less than a classic. Of course, there are some problems in the later period. I think they are rhythm problems and do not affect reading.

I agree with killing the entire dragon clan. There is indeed a bit of chaos here regarding power and technology. There is a contradiction between force and science and technology, which is difficult to deal with. When technology is high, there is less need for personal force, and vice versa. But to be honest, the function of that chip is not reflected. . This trick is actually useless. I insist on developing personal force from scratch. If personal force can protect myself, I can slow down, and then use technology to smash the enemy. Abuse for the sake of abuse is somewhat acceptable, but the logic of the heroine's transformation into a zombie is not strong. First, the male protagonist was in the second area, which is the inner circle. As we all know, the inner area has been cleaned up, but why did an awesome zombie king and two or three super zombies appear? Zombies don't have intelligence and won't develop in a clumsy way! It is easy to detect and contain the development process. So it makes more sense to invade from the periphery. Secondly, does it feel far-fetched for the heroine to die to save the hero? How could she be taken advantage of so easily? Still being entangled and unable to get away? Her sister arrived at the hero's side in an instant, but she flew away for a long time? After the heroine is demonized, is she more than ten meters long? (She is very big)? Very powerful, right? Dragging a male protagonist is like holding on to a bug. Why does it affect flying? When I first saw this, I did feel that it was torture for the sake of torture, which was a bit blunt. Although it makes me sad to see it. . Everything else is fine. It just makes me unhappy. 😐

Thinking about the previous plot where Du Dian and Hailisa depended on each other, I couldn't help but miss it. I felt a lot after reading it again. It's hard to read this book a second time. Perhaps because Hailisa has so few scenes, readers have an incomparable nostalgia and cherishment for her, which is better than if she appeared frequently. Just like a beautiful person or thing, if you are too close, it will become dull. It feels good to be obsessed with virtual characters.

After reading it, I thought it was quite good. Except for the fact that Lao Gu is indistinguishable from his left and right hands, and sometimes the names are wrongly typed, everything is fine. I read the author's latest book, "The Cultivation of Immortality", and read the reviews saying it was good-looking. I came here specifically to read it. Indeed, this book is more to my liking. It can be seen that the author still wants to express some of his worldview, opinions, etc. Through a book every time, which I think is pretty good.

Time flies, thousands of years later. ... An unimaginable amount of years has passed since the wedding day, but for a true [God], it is like a snap of the fingers. After standing on the top of the universe, the remaining scenery is boring. In a moment, everything comes and goes. It can be said that it is the ultimate of heaven and earth, the source of the great road, and omnipotent. However, only [you] cannot come back. Looking at the extremely beautiful girl next to him who was wearing a purple cheongsam, but there was no upgrade in her eyes, the young man sighed helplessly. However, since you can't come back, then let me go and find you... For a young man in this state, reversing time and space requires a huge price, but it is by no means difficult. Then, let's begin. Looking at the vast and vast starry sky, the young man also sighed silently... Thinking of the experience of making mistakes again and again in the process of growing up; Thinking of the wasted two years in Bauhinia Prison; Thinking of the powerless emotion when facing the battle between the Corpse King and the beloved woman... Even if God has control over thousands of things The [God] of living things, the young man's eyes as plain as ancient wells, finally showed a trace of fluctuation... This time, I will not make mistakes; This time, I will not be injured; This time, I will protect everything, and I will bear all the pain you have suffered... Because, everything will start again, And I have already become a god. ... We will meet again soon, Helisa, very soon. ... Looking at the silver gate of time and space in front of him, the young man stepped in without hesitation. ... Under the huge wall, next to an unknown garbage dump. "Thank you for saving me." Climbing out of the freezer, looking at the tender arm stretched out in front of him, the little boy smiled. "It's nothing, come with me, your body can't bear it all the time under the [disaster rain]." The little girl's silver bell-like laughter rang out. "Now, this is it. You should be able to survive here." Looking at the orphanage named [Meishan] in front of her, the girl looked into the boy's eyes and said seriously. "Thank you for saving me! If possible, can you be my friend?" The little boy's consciousness seemed a little blurry because he had just woken up, but he still looked at the girl and said seriously. "Friends? So, I don't have any friends yet, so, it's settled! My name is Helisa, what's yours?" After hearing the boy's words, the girl's tone seemed to become much happier, and then she said with a smile. "Dudian, my name is Dudian, I am very lucky to meet you, Helisa!" "Well, I am also very happy to have my first friend! However, it is getting late, I have to leave, this handkerchief , I will give it to you as a souvenir. If we are destined to meet again in the future, we will definitely meet again. " "Yes! I think we will!" Looking at Helisa's lovely face, Du Dian nodded vigorously. Yes, this time, we will definitely meet again. Having the experience of the previous life, this time, I will definitely not let you protect me, but will stand by your side and become your most solid support! Looking at the girl's retreating figure, the tenderness in Du Di'an's eyes turned into the deepest color, and then he strode into the gate of Meishan Orphanage, where this dream began... p. S. The ending of the original work is too sad, let's write a short ending here, otherwise I will feel uncomfortable 2333, not well written, lightly spray,

This book can be regarded as a masterpiece in the early and middle stages. The protagonist's resourcefulness in the early stage, the growth in the middle stage, and the unfolding world view are not unimpressive. Unfortunately, it is a bit sparse in the later stage. I won't talk about the excitement of the first and middle stages, but you will understand after watching it. In the later stage, Xie Sui began to collapse when he was captured halfway and sent to guard the imperial wall. From here on, the protagonist's survival depends entirely on the protagonist's aura, which can be said to be quite imbecile. It's basically a desperate situation, and then a comeback, and the author comes out to explain the reason for the comeback. He has died 800 times without aura. Compared with the early resourcefulness, it can only be said to be a world of difference. But these are all understandable, so you can read carefully in the early and middle stages, and skip to the later stages. As for the third outlook, this book is dark, so the protagonist is indeed not a good person, but there are too few bright spots in this book. The lotuses blooming in the mud are more unforgettable. Unfortunately, there are not many such impressive beauties in this book, except for the unforgettable part where Halysa dies for the protagonist. Overall, this is a relatively unforgettable book, much better than other short stories.

The author uses the collapse of social literature and the collapse of human nature in a post-apocalyptic society to write about a dark era. The protagonist in the novel is just a living person, a civilized person from the old era, in an era of collapse and darkness. The protagonist's repeated inner awakenings shape the subsequent plot, and he is a senior reader with a certain literary understanding. When you read the changes in the protagonist, you can actually guess the ending to a certain extent. The whole book is really not sad. If you read "The Ordinary Road" and some famous contemporary literary works, you will find that these are actually closer to reality and are truly in line with the realistic logic of society. A sad story brings more than just sadness to people. Of course, if you only see sadness and ignore it, you may lament your life, or you may want to cherish the people around you more. Therefore, please read more books to get your head in the right place. Don't be fooled by reading mindless cool articles. People are perceptual animals. Only by reading more literary works can you think more. Don't just fantasize about the coolness in books.

The writing is very good, the ending is good, and the postscript is even more complete. When I saw the flowers of my motherland, I couldn't help but say that it was too dark to be read. Some of them were so confused that they commented in the book reviews. I almost died from laughing. Haha, how innocent and innocent I am.

Want to say something? But didn't know what to say. It is true that this book is full of darkness and negative energy as they say, but I always feel those warm things in the protagonist. This is not the kind of light and refreshing novel, but it is true. The most impressive part is the part where the protagonist is imprisoned, which made me fall in love with this book from then on. I just said something as I thought, a little incoherent, so that's it, see you in the next book

There are a lot of typos, but forget it, there are also many plots that the author himself remembered incorrectly. For example: At first, the left hand was affected by the ice energy, but later it turned into the right hand inexplicably. The development of the plot is also quite messy. You can obviously develop the technology tree and create hot weapons, but you keep upgrading and fighting monsters all the way, making it look like a fantasy novel.

I read it in February 2019. I was in my third year of junior high school and had no money to read it (I will make up for it after college). I have also read more than 20 books with thousands of chapters. In this book, first of all, the protagonist is not a natural person, so there are some things that don't need to be studied too deeply. Objectively speaking, there are good and bad, and the good is "dark". It is indeed dark. From the performances of others and the increasingly twisted heart of the protagonist, it depicts a crazy era. The protagonist is a perfectionist at the beginning, but things will turn to the extreme, and being hurt will be more painful. As a modern person, he appears alone in the end of the world, and his heart will be more sensitive (the child comes out of the cabin, a strange and terrifying environment), so he fell in love with the heroine at the beginning, so he has hope for the world. Killing the Little Splitter was not a pet from the beginning, but an alien at the top of the food chain. The protagonist is not a good person in other novels, or even a normal person. He does not have a strong will and will not always stick to morality. Like ordinary people, he is selfish and just If he wants to feel happy, he will be arrogant and unwilling to admit defeat, which will lead to psychological distortion later on. It is also a shortcoming of demigods (there is love and hate, so there is a lack of heart). Harshness to his subordinates is a manifestation of self-centeredness, and it is the same for ordinary people if they have power. This is selfishness. In general, the development is actually very reasonable, and the twisted apocalypse twists people's hearts. But the bad thing is that the author wants to show tragedy too much, so the story also serves it, and unreasonable things happen, which makes some readers feel that the protagonist is being forcibly tortured and the enemy is outwitted. This shows that the author's writing is not very good and he cannot make the story more reasonable. To sum up, this is a path for a selfish ordinary person to become a god, and because of this, he cannot become a god. There are gains and losses. The book would be much more accomplished if some of its inconsistencies were removed, and is certainly worth reading now. It just requires a relatively high level of psychological endurance on the part of the reader. What I like better is this fragment, which may come from the author's understanding of this sentence: Heavy elements are precipitated in darkness, so light is not the mother of civilization, darkness is. ——Pictures of Liu Cixin's "Three-Body Problem"

Just because you like to read Madonna novels doesn't mean that we also like to read them, and if you don't like to read them, it doesn't mean that we don't like to read them. If you like to read about brotherhood, friendship between friends, and love between relatives, then I advise you to try not to read doomsday-type novels. If my brother is in trouble, I won't hesitate even if it means a sword or a sea of ​​fire. Even if I can't save him, I still have to go (if he wasn't the protagonist, I don't know how he died). My friend was threatened and asked to put down my weapon, so I did (if I were not the protagonist, I believe both he and his friend would die). When you read these novels, I have seen too many vulgar routines and Madonna plots. The so-called true feelings are brainlessly promoted, and the routine is very vulgar. Just like when you see a bunch of bad guys, I will fight them even if I can't beat them. Anyway, I am the protagonist and I can't die. After I fail to beat them, the line between life and death will be broken immediately, or a master will appear immediately. He can't beat him. I don't know how to hide his position and fight again tomorrow. Knowing clearly that you will be killed if you can't beat him, but you still go there, that's not brave, that's stupid. Doesn't he know that in a few days, he will wait until his strength improves before going? "A gentleman does not stand under a dangerous wall." You said someone would stand under a dangerous wall. He is probably a villain, don't you think so? Also, if you go to watch TV dramas in the future, I recommend you to watch domestic children's films such as Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf and Where the Bears Are. I don't recommend you to watch American TV series, such as Rick and Mordy or The Simpsons. When we read apocalyptic novels, we see the darkness of human nature. Do you really think that society is like the truth, kindness and beauty you hear about? Just because you can't feel the darkness under the sun, doesn't mean there is none. Washington only served two terms as president, voluntarily stopped running, and then promoted his virtues; there was also little Washington chopping down cherry trees. People like you really love false stories like this. To be honest, he didn't do it voluntarily at all, he was forced to do it, even if he wanted to, he couldn't do it. The specific reason is because he signed a certain treaty. I can't remember what the treaty was. Anyway, it was signed by the United States and the United Kingdom. Harmed the interests of some people. Oh, and finally, let me tell you that the treaty is beneficial to the United States. In other words, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Of course, I am also neutral towards the author. The writing is good and the descriptions are vivid. It just feels like there are a lot of details.

After reading this book, I felt a little uncomfortable, maybe because I couldn't accept the ending 😰 The author still has many holes to fill in. For example, who said in the host city that the protagonist is a variable, the Demon Emperor? King of Light?

It was okay at first, but I couldn't read it after chapter 150

I have finished reading it. How can I put it, this book is not like Gu Zhenren. When I read Gu Zhenren, I thought it was the ceiling of dark literature. Now I feel that this book is. It has a rich plot, detailed psychological descriptions of each supporting character, and is also full of love factors. It is worth recommending (don't read those Virgin bitches, and those who feel that reading novels will affect their outlook on life).

1. This book is better than Xiaobai's 2. The whole book has a good idea 3. The author lacks skills, and many things change after writing, making people feel unclear and extremely embarrassing (not the whole book, but some plots that he designed very well, but he couldn't control them, and the final text and plot were extremely embarrassing). 4. Better than Xiao Baiwen, but only a little stronger. Because the protagonist's vision is 100% realized, it is impossible for others to resist, and because of the third point above. Because of insufficient skill, the logic often suddenly becomes confusing in some places, and the IQ of the main and supporting characters drops back to a novice, and even the logic is confusing. The whole book is well conceived, and I can feel that the author's purpose is to go beyond simple writing, but the lack of skills leads to disconnections, which is particularly awkward. I didn't read it at the time, but now I'm back to read the comments section. Looking forward to the author's next performance.

The ending is indeed like this. Yihailisa's character will definitely collapse because of what the protagonist does. It's great Except for the supporting character's poor IQ, everything else is okay. It is recommended to watch the ending directly after seeing Hailisa being infected. The later plot is incomparable with the early stage.

There is nothing wrong with the writing, but there are various problems with the logic. The previous article just introduced that this is a world that has been destroyed 300 years later. I turned around and found a white paper in an ordinary ruined office building and covered it with the corpse. You can also find guns outside. The protagonist's personality changed inexplicably. Just now, I didn't dare to use cold crystals to evolve. Then I dared to eat 100 of them and then hunted others single-handedly. The whole team is too poisonous. I suggest the author read more physics books. If the logic is good, this book will definitely be good.

To be honest, the beginning of the writing was good, but after that, it was so love-struck that it ended up being so messed up that it was a bit disgusting~~~

Well written! Monthly tickets are presented!

As a reader who has read the entire story, I would like to complain. Nightingale (Melsa) doesn't seem to offend the protagonist too much, right? Why did he abuse Melsa like he abused sister Helisa? Moreover, I think the author was too lazy to fill in the hidden line of Nightingale later on, so he simply didn't fill it in. However, the overall plot is still good, especially the first and middle scenes, where Halisha turns into a zombie to save the male protagonist, and the scene with Anne, which is very immersive, and the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are also very touching. It's the ending, it's true, it's a bit sloppy, and you can't tell the difference between the right and left hands at the end. If the full score is 100 points, the first and middle stages will be 90 points, and the last part and ending will be 50 points at most. The early stage can be rated as a masterpiece. The plot is very novel and different from other apocalyptic novels, but I suggest you stop reading it when you see Hailisa turning into a zombie. The later plot is a bit sloppy, and the ending is also very unfinished.

It's okay to check it out in the early stage. It solves the problem of book shortage.

I read some. Did the author get the "inspiration" from watching the movie Attack on Titan? I felt that the giant wall was too familiar. I came to read this book after watching the reboot. I was not satisfied with the ending of the reboot, so let's take a look at this one.

I saw 2 unread chapters and tears blurred my eyes 😢