Confused World

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Click here for a good article and read the introduction. I am pleasantly surprised. The writing is profound, the plot is compact, and the sense of substitution is strong.

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After reading the first four chapters, I was a little confused and not sure what the world view the author constructed was. I thought the first chapter was science fiction, explaining the background of the 23rd century, but the third chapter turned into the Stone Age? I didn't read it anymore, and as a new and new human being, I thought the protagonist would use his advanced thinking to save himself and his family, but the protagonist's aura was too strong, and he directly became a "Superman"... Emm, I can only say that the author's theme is good, but the structure is not very clear. I voted for the recommendation, come on.

The suspense is endless and fascinating. It is enjoyable to read and makes you unable to put it down.

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The writing is average and the writing style is average. I feel that the protagonist cannot live in such a hazy way. He must form corresponding forces, recruit teammates, establish a territory, recruit refugees, develop civilization, and form an ecosystem. The protagonist must try his best to use all the resources around him to improve himself. Come on, author, I hope that the follow-up stories will be more exciting, but the plot develops a bit fast, and many of them are passed by in one stroke, and the protagonist does not want to advance, retreat, or change. Alas, I hope the author will understand after reading apocalyptic novels.

At first I thought it was a post-apocalyptic science fiction, but as I watched it, it didn't feel like science fiction at all. Instead, it had a strong fantasy flavor. I feel that the positioning of this book is not well chosen at all. It starts in the 23rd century, no problem, it is very science fiction. Later, when the continent is divided and the environment changes drastically, it will be no problem, but shouldn't science fiction be about integrating technology with supernatural powers to fight against those monsters? Why are all the techniques and weapons released? It's completely the fantasy routine of killing monsters and upgrading. I suggest changing the classification, and it may be more suitable to invest in fantasy. Because except for the early and late stages of this book, there is no trace of science fiction at all. There may be a chance of success if you invest in fantasy.