Today Is the End of the World

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?

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.

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.