
The Dawn Effect
黎明效应
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 613k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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193Chapters
47.7kRecommendations
5.6kFans
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I have a feeling that Lao Zhou is going to mess this up 🤭. This kind of post-apocalyptic farming style is not a good writing style, fellow readers.
If any readers wish to apply to be extras, please leave your name in the comments section of this post. There are two types of names available in the book: online names and regular Chinese names. If everyone leaves overly nonsensical names, then they can only be placed in the character's nickname; if they are normal Chinese names, then they can be placed in the normal character's nickname. First: Ji Ye
Perhaps it's not popular because it lacks a formula; the writing and plot are both top-notch.
I hope you keep writing, what's wrong?
Marking this for later, looking forward to it. I'm hooked on Su Chu's book; it's extremely well-written. I haven't read the other one yet.
This is an excellent book. It unfolds at a leisurely pace, clearly explaining the causes and consequences. It is like a landscape painting in the green and blue style of the Song and Yuan dynasties. Old Zhou's writing skills are truly remarkable. Will there be more updates?
Even today, human society essentially operates along two lines: on one hand, elites lead the masses forward as a whole; on the other hand, the elite class evolves independently, while the lower classes merely serve as nourishment and tools for the elite.
The author's writing is excellent, but for online novels, the key is that even if you can't make the reader feel happy, you shouldn't make them feel depressed. I don't know about others, but after entering the human settlements, I felt very depressed and frustrated. If it weren't for the good writing style, or because I really liked the previous two books, I really wouldn't have been able to continue reading.
I'm guilty of getting over 250 monthly votes. 😢
Author, come back to writing farming novels! I've run out of books to read.