The End of the World Is Our Carnival

I've already invested in it, it's quite interesting. I actually want to write a post-apocalyptic survival story, with no powers or systems. I just think about what I would think and do if I was trapped there, and then write it down. But because I felt that no one would read it and a series of other reasons, I didn't write it. I don't know what others would think of what you wrote. Anyway, I felt very involved and liked it very much. The description of the environment is also very good!

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Chapter 180 shows what Luo Chenchen wrote on the wall. Due to layout issues, it cannot be put directly into the text, so it is placed here separately.

The writing is good and the plot is not bad. Maybe the story is not popular enough. It's really good.

For those who deliberately find faults to attack the author, I will attack them without discrimination. The author is willing to listen to issues such as popularizing science, correcting, and providing survival knowledge. The author is also willing to listen to problems with typos and usage. For some plot issues, the author is also willing to explain some setting details. But if you have nothing to do, you will leave a message at the beginning to find fault. If you make me unhappy, I will yell at you. If you are annoyed and don't want to talk to you, I will just pick it up and throw it into the dark room with a bang. If you read, just read. If you don't like it, you can just abandon it. If I don't think I'm good at writing, I'll accept it. But the person who left the message was deliberately looking for trouble. I turned around, gave him my middle finger, and kicked him into the dark room. The question is, I am not profitable. If you dare to deliberately find trouble, I will criticize you. I am not profitable, so I am so arrogant.

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