The Insect Plague of the Apocalypse

If you have a recommendation vote, please give it a try, otherwise I'm afraid this book will be as eunuch as the apocalyptic water world.

Is the writing pretty good? Please keep up the good work 🙂

I finished reading it in one go, it was quite interesting, but the reviews were so cold. This book is different from others. There are zombies and various monsters in this book, but this book only has insect monsters, so some people may not be used to it. The male protagonist's IQ is online throughout the whole process, but I am very curious about the identity of the male protagonist. From the previous article, I know that he beat the second young master of the Fang family into a vegetative state for his girlfriend, but I don't know how his girlfriend died. Then the woman Dr. Tang took in later was named Yu Xiaoran. I wonder what her relationship was with her girlfriend Xiaohui? Are they sisters?

I finished reading it in two days. It's well written, but it's too short.

It's a very good book, better than many of the books on the list. It's a pity. I hope to see books written by you again in the future.

Author: I thought you wanted to be a eunuch 😰

I invest in new books, don't let me down 😞

Among the books of the end of the world, this one has a very good sense of scale and should not be buried.

I quite like this novel. What do you like? The protagonist's character and how he handles events. This protagonist is not as nagging as the protagonists in other novels, complaining and complaining. The plot of this story is also good, and there is no problem with the appearance of human characters. But I think the shortcomings of this story also lie in the protagonist. I was looking for the protagonist from the beginning of the story, and then I guessed who was the protagonist! Later I found out who the protagonist was, but he had been playing hide and seek. As a reader, what I mainly want to read and know is the story of the protagonist. Other people have to pass by the protagonist when they come out, and the topics they discuss have to be related to the protagonist, whether they say the protagonist is good or bad, want to kiss him, or want to beat him. Whether they are passers-by or enemies, they should deliver food to the protagonist. I want to see the protagonist take the initiative to improve his abilities and proactively solve difficulties and crises. If there are difficulties, eliminate them; if there are no difficulties, create difficulties to eliminate them. (As long as the protagonist can solve the difficulty, it is not suicidal.) I don't want to see the protagonist in the novel story suffer from procrastination like the dead house in reality, being pushed away by all kinds of trivial things. Another thing is that the relationship between the protagonist and the country should either be written in a positive direction or avoided. Not many people think ill of the country. It's already the end of the world, it's already miserable enough. The protagonist can take the initiative to lead the people around him to move towards hope, and can also drive the readers' emotions and emotions. After giving the protagonist the ability, we must give him the reason and willingness to shoulder the burden. The above are all very personal opinions.

Very good book, but I read it too quickly