
Prosperous Apocalypse: Battle Royale
繁荣末世大逃杀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 481k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This novel is actually very suitable for animation. The world view is complete, the content is relatively deep, the characters and plot conflicts are well described, the macro is huge, the perspective is not personal but written from the country, it is a superhero science fiction story. The character design of the protagonist looks like Kaneki. It would be good if it could be made into an animation, although it is unlikely.
It feels like this was written according to a movie script
Why do the more I watch, the more I think the protagonists and they are the villains? After all, isn't Monzac able to come to power precisely because the large companies represented by the protagonists replaced low-end labor with AI and refused to pay taxes to feed the poor? Although the poor have no privacy now, they won't starve to death, right? Even if the protagonists succeed in overthrowing Monzac, have they thought about how to solve the problem of wealth disparity caused by the application of AI? If not, then they are destined to not receive support from the majority of people. Shame is no match for hunger.
The world view of this book is very interesting It can also be written in depth But the author's emotional drama is too poor The main supporting characters are all female characters
It was over. This was the first time for me, a science student, to see a novel written by a professional liberal arts author. These humanities and social theories were a bit fresh - which meant that I actually knew only a little bit about them.
First-rate creativity, second-rate writing, third-rate work.
Old and American people are not allowed to allow the government to install cameras on the streets, saying it is an invasion of privacy... The book is good, but in fact it would be better to completely ignore it.
Well, the world view setting is very interesting, and the plot direction is also good. But the emotional line is a poisonous point, and the output of gender-related views is also very embarrassing. If there are few awkward points in this aspect, you can ignore it and focus on the plot, but at least in the chapter I read, the awkward points are quite dense.
The setting is very interesting and the writing is good. Why is it so close to finishing the book?
Why is this book only 500,000 words long? Is it bad?