
Apocalyptic All-Purpose Black-Tech System
末世全能黑科技系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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I hope there won't be any Mary Sue characters; Mary Sue characters are the most disgusting thing in apocalyptic novels.
Hello everyone, I'm starting a thread here to help Liangcha (a popular Chinese herbal tea brand). Everyone is welcome to design some high-tech warfare equipment; maybe Liangcha will choose one! The format is as follows: Equipment Level: 3 Equipment Name: Super Heavy Armored Vehicle Weight: 340 tons Armor: Multiple layers of high-hardness steel, 1500mm thick.
Earth Humanity Science and Technology Building
Focus on Earth's human-made technologies. Technologies that can be deduced in the short term. NO.1 Graphene Technology Because a small Zerg hive was destroyed during the war with the Zerg, humanity obtained a portion of the Zerg architecture and applied it to graphene architecture technology. This significantly reduced the cost of graphene technology. NO.2 High-Temperature Superconductor
Biometric modules, weapon stations, fully automated fortified bases, drone swarms, dynamic camouflage systems, and fully automated 3D... Printers (built in batches using resource points)
Many book reviews suggest that saving people and the world makes one a saint, and that in a post-apocalyptic world, others are unworthy of saving, while the protagonist who kills indiscriminately is the true hero. I suggest the author blow up the Earth, and then the protagonist goes to another planet to fight monsters alone. I think that would be perfect for readers with selfish and self-serving mindsets, guaranteeing them godhood!
This book didn't feel like a typical "power fantasy" read at all; it was quite depressing. Seriously, the characters were constantly being bullied, with no time for development, the opposing forces were too tightly scheduled, and resource acquisition wasn't comprehensive. The overpowered abilities seem wasted. Although it was quite enjoyable to read, I hope the author can push it a bit further in the direction of a "power fantasy" story. 😥😥😥
I've finished reading it. The overall plot is relatively tight, and the characters are intelligent. The protagonist is passable; without a system, he wouldn't be able to achieve anything. However, the main problem is that it lacks originality. Like *The Three-Body Problem*, it feels uninspired.
The book's title, "The Omnipotent Black Technology System in the Apocalypse," or simply "The Apocalypse Black," is incredibly terrifying!
A series of twists and turns, back and forth, ups and downs, with the protagonist gaining the upper hand one moment and the Zerg taking the lead the next. Just like that, one side finishes its turn and the other takes the stage, the protagonist takes a turn and the Zerg takes a turn. It's neither a fast-paced, enjoyable story nor a tragic one. In short: the author just wants to create a thrilling experience and casually dig some plot holes along the way!
Why specifically insects? Military factories... Steel mills have tons of raw materials... And the cars on the road...