I'm a Driver in the Post-Apocalyptic World

I think the author's current ideas are good. A post-apocalyptic farming story should focus on honest farming, without all the messy events that follow that force a rebellion and the creation of a new guild. Otherwise, it'll be no different from other post-apocalyptic novels. I haven't seen any farming novels these days that are truly about farming; they're all just marketing gimmicks.

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It's quite realistic and depressing, depicting the apocalypse for ordinary people. The writing is very realistic. However, deliberately omitting intelligent zombies at the beginning is rather disgusting and disturbing.

The author's writing style and humor are excellent. However, due to a lack of understanding of modern drivers, the writing about them is illogical and disjointed. In conclusion, the author should first get to know a driver and talk to them about the profession before writing a novel about drivers.

Author, you haven't captured the readers' hearts. In a biohazard apocalypse, readers prefer ruthless, uncompromising, and intelligent lone wolves or small teams. Alternatively, you could write about the gradual spread of a virus, government responses, and global developments.

Come on, come on, the story is just beginning!

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This novel is quite good. Although the protagonist is a bit mischievous and the author rambles a little too much, it's still a very good book. I've been reading novels for over a decade now, and this one has a pretty good plot within the post-apocalyptic genre. The characters are well-developed, and there aren't any clichéd or overused plot points.

What's the point of watching an apocalypse without a protagonist possessing superpowers or cheat codes?

The opening has a bit of a post-apocalyptic feel to it.