
My Doomsday Red Alert Empire
我的末世红警帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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585Chapters
8.1kRecommendations
28.4kFans
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Doomsday stories focused on technology, with plenty of satisfying army-building too.
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Reader comments 43
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Uh... Some readers are worried about the possibility of the story being abandoned altogether…
To be honest, at this point in the book, the amount of payment is really irrelevant. Even with perfect attendance bonuses, it barely covers my Corgi's food expenses for a month... But to be honest, I never thought about abandoning the book, nor did I intend to.
The author's biggest mistake was removing the mass army system. What most readers want to see in post-apocalyptic Red Alert novels is the massive army sweeping across the world, which is why Red Alert novels that lose their most important function, the system, fail.
If you've seen readers worried about the project being abandoned due to poor performance, please see here.
Well, maybe it was just a coincidence. Before starting this book, Corgi had published a book in the science fiction section under another pseudonym. However, because he hadn't written a new book for several years and had previously been an author in the military literature section, he was indeed unsure about the current mainstream trends when he first came to the science fiction section.
I don't know why, I just wanted to build a building.
My Corgi readers are all incredibly talented and have such lovely conversations. I love chatting with them!
If the author sees this, please feature it. The reason this book hasn't reached 10,000 recommendation votes yet is for one thing, and the most important one: are you really not going to use punctuation properly? I've read about twenty chapters, and some paragraphs have dozens or even hundreds of words without a single punctuation mark. It's so frustrating to read, I can barely breathe…
Is a Red Alert that can't produce soldiers still Red Alert? Just giving out weapons is less impressive and more like an arms system. Human nature is the hardest thing to understand, especially in chaotic times; it can wipe you out in a heartbeat...
Red Alert system, can't build units, goodbye...
In fact, the author has never been able to figure out the reason: your book is not popular for other reasons, but because you did not write it carefully and always used the information on Du Niang to get rid of the word count. Who would want to read it? Even if it's a military novel, you don't need to waste too many words on the parameters of this weapon and the awesomeness of that equipment.
The Red Alert system can't mass produce units... I always feel that loyalty is a major issue when recruiting people directly in the apocalypse.
You can't even build units? What a waste of Red Alert! Goodbye.