A Letter from the Apocalypse
末世来信
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 981k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Oh la la, oh ro ro, come along with my little book list and let's go to the market...... Old books and new books: most of them are books I've read and enjoyed, while a few were recommended by friends. Yep, that's about it. Oh, and by the way, my surname isn't Luo, and it isn't Oh, either. Haha. As for why I have a name like this, take a guess! Thanks for following!
My Reading List
This list records the books I enjoy and can actually get into. I would never list a book I couldn't bring myself to read. I've tested every book here, so if you're curious but don't want to risk a bad read yourself, give these a try.
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My personal picks, from good reads to absolute gems, over the past few years.
A Cure for Reading Slumps
Just to be clear, this list is for niche books. Niche, niche, niche. Since they're niche, if you're looking for formulaic stories, try the lists next door. There's no accounting for taste, and you can't please everyone. If you don't like something, please be kind! Really, really good. Updated irregularly. This list includes plenty of niche books, especially ones with wild ideas! If you'd like to recommend a book, feel free to message me. I'll check it out when I have time.
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I just started watching and wanted to ask a question. How many chapters will it take for the protagonist to realize that the person on the other end of the phone is his daughter, and it's not just a word game? The thought that the protagonist only sees this as a game... Meanwhile, the daughter on the other side is risking her life to give the protagonist a chance to learn from his mistakes.
If society has never shown you kindness, will you treat society with kindness in return? It's normal for people not to like Cheng Men, because we are social beings. We are integrated into society, we identify with our own identity, and we would feel very uncomfortable if we left society. When we encounter trouble, we will seek help from society as soon as possible. Society is our home.
In the comments, I saw a reader mention that the writing style was "cinematic." After reading about 100,000 words, I felt the same way even more. The writing style of "Letter from the End of the World" differs from the single timeline description of most online novels.
After reading about ten chapters, I think this novel is already one of the top-ranked online novels I've ever read. Let me share my personal opinion. First, let's look at the time setting. The novel is indeed innovative, connecting two interconnected time periods: one apocalyptic, the other reality.
Nice! It's a strange coincidence that someone said there's a book with a similar setting to the one I'm currently struggling with, with things like dual timelines and diaries. Out of curiosity, I came to take a look, and ended up getting hooked!
I absolutely love this book with its unique style; I feel like online novels these days are all becoming formulaic. This book is different. It interweaves various timelines, and unlike some books that are complicated for the sake of being complicated, if I follow it every day, I completely lose track of what came before. Please update soon! This book is perfect for reading in one go; I'll have to subscribe every day. Please finish it!
I'd like to write some thoughts. I stumbled upon this book while it was free for a limited time, and the first 200,000 words were truly amazing. Whether it was the creative writing style, the pacing of the story, the ensemble cast, or the paneling, it was all top-notch for Qidian. Even the first wave of minor bosses, the martial arts school, was handled very well in terms of plot.
The beginning was really good, but the later part about Cheng Men made me uncomfortable. This organization is too strange. In China's environment, especially in a metropolis like Chongqing, how could it develop to the point of being related to the government, with troops stationed around Chongqing and the existing police system?
The author has made the Cheng family too outrageous. A criminal gang like the Cheng family would only have a few guns, and even less ammunition. And the idea of anesthetic drugs, especially the kind used to anesthetize elephants, is even more absurd. This is beyond the scope of the original text! This isn't a spiritual revival.
If this book maintains its current quality, it will definitely be a hit. I'm posting this as proof.