Today Is the End

The author's writing is not good, and his sentences are also somewhat flawed. It makes my head hurt when I look at it. The protagonist in the book looks like a waste and is boring, so I gave up.

The writing and creativity of the book are quite good. Sometimes I think about if I were in the end of the world and met someone who maintained order, it would definitely have a very special feeling. And the protagonist's neurosis is actually quite interesting. Now that we've talked about the advantages, let's talk about the disadvantages. Brother, it's the end of the world. So many people have survived before we even leave the districts in your administrative divisions? And they are all acquaintances? How does this virus select receptors? And there's also killing mat racing? Are you dissatisfied with a small meal? When I first started reading your book, I found that your worldview was quite broad, but after reading it, it was just like a mung bean.

I think the creative idea is quite good. In the end times when order has collapsed, efforts to maintain order have become the last thread of rationality that hangs on the survivors in civilized society. But there are indeed many flaws in the writing style. For example, while talking, I suddenly mentioned another person, but the sentence had no subject, and I thought he was talking about the previous thing. In many places, the subject is omitted inexplicably, leading to confusion in understanding. Then there are explanations and metaphors. Many of the explanations are not very popular, but others somehow understand them. In addition, I think the biggest problem is that from the protagonist's words and deeds to the narration, the whole story is official-like. If the protagonist is like this, then it is the character's personality, but the narration explains that even some characters with obviously opposite settings have this feeling. Looking at the characters makes them look like puppets reading lines. Well, in a word, the author included too many personal things when telling the story. It seems that the author is not trying to tell the story well and clearly, but for self-satisfaction.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good apocalyptic book. I remember that the first apocalyptic book I read was probably the Dragon Emperor. At that time, most of them followed the same routine: the protagonist is reborn before the apocalypse, predicts everything in the future, and plunders all kinds of treasures and opportunities. Then, those who have jobs have to go to the workplace to stage a resignation drama. The unscrupulous boss insults the protagonist and then gets beaten up. The protagonist leaves gracefully, taking away someone with him. He is a good brother or sister, and then the apocalypse comes, and the protagonist kills decisively, pretends to be cool, slaps him in the face, and then the heroine takes him in all the way, and there are all kinds of capable people and strangers who come to surrender. Later, he comes into contact with the official, and conflicts with the children of high-ranking officials. How sinister his father wants to plot against the protagonist, and he is beaten by the protagonist so much that even his mother does not recognize him. In the end, he demolishes the gathering place, or he becomes the leader of that gathering place and starts to reach the peak of his life. Forcibly writing a post-apocalyptic novel into an urban novel. What's more, someone even wrote a fantasy novel in the guise of the apocalypse, defeating monsters and leveling up along the way. Later, I read Lao Hei's book, and the various plots were so real that I couldn't say anything. I finally felt the danger and difficulty of the apocalypse, and felt that I had found a real apocalyptic novel. However, anyone who has read Lao Hei's book knows that the world view of his book is a bit too dark. It is amazing at first glance, but gradually you will get tired of the various intrigues. My current standard for apocalyptic novels is that the setting should be reasonable, not too dramatic, and don't associate the recovery of spiritual energy with the apocalypse. Isn't the virus delicious? The protagonist can think in his own interests, act decisively, and at the same time be able to help others without infringing on his own interests (the most annoying thing) (I hate seeing ***), it is best not to describe female characters for consumption purposes, not to have pig teammates, and not to have brainless supporting characters. It is best to set a bottom line for the protagonist. You can be cruel but not cruel. Even in the end of the world, everything will collapse, but please remember that we are humans, not beasts. This book is very suitable for me. I am used to seeing the cruelty of the apocalypse. Occasionally there is some positive energy, which always makes people feel warm.

I had nothing to do in the middle of the night and flipped through this book, and unexpectedly I saw midnight. I held the candle and looked at it carefully. Finally, with trembling eyes, I discovered that the whole book contained only four words - "violation is like fire".

It is very well written. I can say that I am a fan of apocalyptic novels. I saw a different apocalypse in this novel. Although there are bloody plots and human torture like other novels, the author has a good grasp of the degree. It allows people to read it without making them feel uncomfortable or putting all the blame on one person. It can be said that this is a very rigorous and realistic apocalyptic novel.

I gave up on this book when I saw it on the shelves. It wasn't that I was reluctant to spend money. This book has its own style. I found the protagonist's neurotic thinking quite interesting. However, after being seriously injured and resuscitated, he began to develop evolution and supernatural powers. I won't discuss whether it is strict or not. I can bear it too! You have to hand over the command of a team to a female supporting character who has no ability at all! But you can't write the protagonist as a police officer in the Pacific! You take care of others when they ask for help, and you don't include others or charge anything in return. How many episodes can this kind of person survive in the apocalypse? If you write a character like this, it will add a little more color. The protagonist started building a base before the disaster. After the disaster, he did not take advantage of the situation to rise. He adopted three children and gave the highest leadership to others. He helped anyone who asked for help. He became the world's policeman and a lone hero. You should write about Marvel because the protagonist is Superman.

In fact, it is very heart-warming that there are still people who spontaneously maintain order in the apocalypse.

This is an apocalyptic novel that is not scary at all but is very rigorous. The treatment of zombies in the first three chapters is the most stable I have seen so far. In other zombie stories, when the local government has not yet issued an order, how dare you kill the zombies? What if it is just a small-scale infection incident and the infected people will be cured? If you kill him directly, will you be sentenced as intentional homicide? In addition, the spread of the virus also follows point spread. It spreads rapidly due to peak human flow and rapid infection. Instead of just one sentence, 90% of the world's human population was infected overnight (bioengineering dogs feel that writing this sentence in a novel simply insults their IQ), which is very good. Xiaobao, you have always maintained a rigorous style in your novels. Don't rely on horror or thrillers. Create your own faction in the post-apocalyptic literature

The early stages of this book are pretty good. For example, the protagonist will do his best to establish a certain degree of order in society in the last days. This is a different aspect of this book than apocalyptic novels. However, the values ​​​​described by the protagonist of this book are very strange. All the characters who appear have mental problems, and they all appear to have come out of a mental hospital. In an orderly society, from a legal perspective, everything is right or wrong, good or bad. However, in an orderly society, there is no right or wrong, good or bad, in general. It talks about the stance towards various things. The protagonist has been pursuing Cobra fiercely and killing him. From the perspective of the protagonist's legal order, his approach is correct. From the perspective of the end of the world, Cobra is definitely a very good group of people in the end of the world. Cobra's approach is completely reasonable. It is in this kind of apocalypse that he has a base of his own and people he is willing to protect to survive. Also very trustworthy. Compared to the others, I think Cobra is more interesting as the protagonist. As for the protagonist, he has the ability, force and character, but his brain is not defective. The house is his, the supplies are his, the post office base is also his, but the people are not his leadership. When he comes back from the field, he has to write a report, and he says he has to write it? As for Tang Li, who leads the base, she treats the protagonist as a leader looking at her subordinates, but she is incompetent. At most it's administrative work, and I have to keep stressing that I know I've said it, but you probably won't listen, which affects the team and my execution ability, but I disagree. When there is a material problem in the base, instead of opening a route to find materials, you explain to the protagonist that there is a material problem in the base and suggest that you donate the materials you stocked before the end of the world? And the protagonist really gave it. So I think there is a problem with Tang Li's behavior. Since you want to maintain fairness, maintain a slight stability, recuperate and stock up on supplies, what's the point of letting people use your own supplies? Where has your justice gone? Rely on people's attendance. You still need to use other people's supplies to support the base for a short period of time, and you still have objections to them all the time? Do you have any objections to people constantly taking care of the little girl Coyotito? Do people use their own supplies? God, I really couldn't figure out for a while what Tang Li's thoughts were when she did all the things she did that she thought were reasonable and sane. In short, I think all the characters who appear, except Cobra, look like they have come out of a mental hospital. The main character is the sickest one. Perhaps it is the awkward feeling caused by the collision of two different values, the behavioral values ​​of the end of the world and the social and legal values ​​of this article, that led me to this view, but to be honest. Those conversations and actions are really crazy. I read Chapter 146. I don't plan to read it any more. If I continue to read it, I feel like I'm going to be depressed by this kind of crazy approach and view, as well as the content of the dialogue. I don't know what kind of understanding you have of the values ​​of the apocalypse after reading so many apocalyptic articles. The weak and the strong? Equivalent transaction? It is an equivalent transaction based on strength. Or plundering supplies due to unequal abilities? It's better to talk about the cost of doing things, etc. All is OK, sorry, my writing skills are not very good. Some of the words are Che Zulu's words. I'm sorry, if there is anything you want to say to me, such as the plot of more than 140 chapters ago, or about values, or about the various behaviors of the characters in this book. If you have any opinions to express, please leave a message. I am happy to share and communicate with book friends.

I guess it looks better than the Witch, but I don't know how many chapters I can write.

At first I thought it looked pretty good and reasonable. Everything is poisonous in the back, the behavioral logic is contradictory, and the golden finger is opened in reverse. To be honest, although it is written about unity, it is actually about personal heroism. I don't even know what the protagonist Fang is going to do? One monk carried water to drink, two monks carried water to drink, and three monks had no water to drink. This is what this book is about. The route taken by the protagonist is outrageous. During the Anti-Japanese War, if our army had to imitate the protagonist, there would be no New China! We don't have money for production, we don't have population, we don't have guns. Everyone is acting like hamsters and turning into zombies for so many people. The food left behind is enough for the remaining people to pick up garbage. There is no future! The most disgusting thing is that even though you have the ability to save others, you just want them to die. The main character really disgusted me.

Sorry, after reading dozens of chapters, the main character is too holy, and I feel a little discouraged. I really can't understand what the protagonist is doing. He can risk his life for people who are not related to him or even deal with him. He talks about order, but in fact he may die if he is not careful. It's like you sacrificed yourself, but in the days to come, other men will use your pension to fuck your wife and beat your children. Anyway, I can't accept such a protagonist. It just feels awkward to bring myself into the protagonist. It's far different from the feeling I had when I watched the playboy.

I always thought the author's writing was quite good, but I really couldn't stand this female captain. It was too poisonous. Saints also have principles. Don't say that the people are for the overall good. What is the role of this captain? Is it absolutely irreplaceable? Readers don't know that such a bottomless concession is simply funny. I originally liked this apocalyptic style book, but I really don't want to read it anymore. I can only say that my three views were successfully disgusted by the female captain you wrote. I can't stand this female captain until she dies. Don't wash this woman away. To be honest, some of the three views at the beginning of this book are good and exciting to read, especially the rational reconciliation of chaos and order. It is not blindly dark or just a virgin. However, the female captain is really disgusting. It is poisonous. She has no bottom line and allows this woman to blackmail. The female captain is also portrayed as stupid, bad and not thorough. She is always disgusting and thinks she is smart. This The protagonist originally thought that the theme was quite implemented, but just like if our party had to adapt to local conditions and surrounded the city, the revolution would not succeed. It is better not to have a protagonist who cannot flexibly use dragon-slaying skills. In short, the recent paragraph really disgusted me. Seeing the stupid and bad behavior of this female captain, the key protagonist still let her go like a fool. It is enough. Why don't you directly perform miracles on this woman?

Is such a mentally retarded protagonist really good? Paranoia is not mental retardation, and it is true that the author insists on writing to be mentally retarded.

The two good books written by the author mainly feature a unique and anti-traditional protagonist who really wants to serve the people. Unlike other authors who write about fighting for power and doing good for the people, they are also hypocritical and rhetorical. At first glance, they are superficial. The most attractive thing is that they are anti-traditional, anti-traditional, and anti-traditional. Important words are said three times. These few books are not that good, and there is no sense of immersion.

Talent? Turning into fantasy? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​… Let me tell you something. If it's not a realistic genre like The Walking Dead, I won't support it.

I moved into a new house in the second half of last year and was finally able to buy a big TV. I successively bought an Xbox, a PS, a Switch, and seven or eight disks. But I always feel that it is not fun because it is very slow to warm up. At the beginning of February this year, for well-known reasons, I had a lot of time, so I opened a disk: The Last of Us. After playing it for half an hour, I played it for two days in a row. After completing the game, I played the dlc again. I couldn't put it down. So my expectations for this novel are very high, because the world he originally described was just like the world of The Last of Us. Hey, I have really wanted a novel like this for a long time. The post-apocalyptic people and zombies coexist and face many problems: food, daily necessities and weapons; internal management and external struggles; human nature and survival choices... Then everyone follows the protagonist, thinking, making decisions and experiencing together. Actually, apocalyptic novels have been dead for a long time, but this novel made me happy at first glance. Until, there are super powers, upgrades, and the protagonist turns into a monster. The protagonist I want to watch is a human being, an ordinary human being. I like The Last of Us and the first part of this novel, because no matter how the world changes, we always find a way to face it together, as human beings. We can enhance our physical fitness through exercise, improve our wisdom through thinking, and increase our survival probability through cooperation and struggle. These are all things we humans can do, and the end of the world is also possible (whether it is the spread of viruses, nuclear war, hot war, biochemical warfare, or other huge natural disasters). In the possible apocalypse, we did what we can do as human beings. We worked together and worked together in the same boat. Whether we succeeded or failed, it was all good. But why supernatural powers and semi-fantasy? Does it have to be a battle between monsters? Is there only one kind of cool novel in the world? Didn't everyone keep saying that the first half was cool? Doomsday novels are still dead in the final analysis, Seven days to summon the soul, or the soul returns to its old land. This article has no intention of targeting the author. It should be just right Thanks also to the author. At least within seven days, I am full of hope and happy. 2020.3.9

The front is fine, but the back makes me want to vomit! Most of the characters in the book give people the feeling that they are all mentally ill. What a shame for such a good start.

The author, please write that zombies move so slowly these days that they can be destroyed by the army in minutes.

Ever since I went to the so-called "Silent Hill", I fell apart. A patient with paranoia became gregarious because of the virus, insisted on order in the end of the world, and walked around various strongholds as the "postman of the end of the world". He came into contact with all kinds of people, gained trust and maintained order, and experienced pain and emotion. I thought this book would stick to this tone and give readers a gentle apocalypse that would be acceptable even though it has some minor poisonous points. But ever since that dog came out, I knew things were going to change... I started with a dog, the standard layout of the post-apocalyptic wasteland, an old joke. After that, various supermen appeared in person, saying some illogical and pretentious words in the martial arts style, about carrying seven knives, the knife and the man are one, and the knife will actively choose the enemy. There are also words such as invasion and fire, which are not very advanced. There is no need to change your writing style just for a few words. Although apocalyptic novels are destined to have a lone ranger stage, it feels like the base has been laid out for so long, and a new chapter has just started with a beginning and no end. Is there no main plot outline? Anyway. Find it and keep it...

I was a little interested in watching it at first. I felt that the protagonist was a cautious and neurotic person with an excessive desire to protect himself. But after a slap in the face, the protagonist heard a cry for help and ran out on his own. After hearing that an acquaintance was killed by several people, he went to fight alone. I trust you are not sick of those people. The justice version was popular. No matter how you look at it, it's against the law.

Can the author please not let the protagonist "take sides"? I can accept Pig's Foot helping everywhere for the sake of peace and order, but I can't accept Pig's Foot siding with two waves of people of the same nature. It doesn't count if I didn't know before. Since Viper and the Captain are both people of the same nature, then why not let Viper annex the Captain? There is no conflict in solving the water resource problem. Pig's Foot wants to restore order, not help the captain. It is obviously better after the merger. However, the annexation is inexplicably not allowed. Come on, the captain is not a Pig's Foot person. This has completely deviated from the original intention of the crazy Pig's Foot, okay? Just because this so-called captain might join the harem? Since you want the Holy Mother, please treat everyone equally. And I don't know why, the article seems to be more and more blunt and has added a secondary level. It's okay to be self-interested, but there is a limit. Not everyone can accept an article written in a heavy secondary level. I can't stand it anymore when I see this. It's too secondary. If it can't get better within ten chapters, then I'll give up.

It's nice to watch, but the protagonist's severe and morbid Madonna disease becomes more and more unbearable the more he looks at it, and even the group of cannibals in the White Tower want to save it. Vomited immediately

Everything else is pretty good, but the emotional lines of the characters are too ugly. Only the girls are normal, the boys are all abnormal, and the setting is in a community of senior civil servants. I can't watch it.

It is rare that most apocalyptic novels inexplicably believe that banknotes have become waste paper, but none of them can give the exact reason. At least it proves that this novel has not followed the trend and entered the blind spot of thinking.

Finished😭😭😭😭😭😭😭My Damin I like this novel very much, but it's a pity that it ended like this

Who can contact Xiaobao? What's going on? I haven't seen anyone for several months.

It's a pity this book, so few people can understand it

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