Age of the Crows

The introduction is what I want, but I don't know if the content is what I want.

A strange opening, so suspenseful and fascinating!

The introduction is too exaggerated. Not even famous books dare to be so high-profile.

Let me talk about my own feelings. I can be considered an experienced reader of apocalyptic novels. After reading the book Black Crow, I felt that the author's depiction of the insect-plagued apocalypse was not clear enough. First, it is recommended not to write human stories in order to depict human nature. If it is too deliberate, it will make people feel like they are in a drama or not have a sense of substitution (the negative teaching material is the various American apocalyptic films that interpret "humanity") Second, it is impossible to feel what the environment of the apocalypse is like. In my opinion, apocalyptic novels should write about a beam of light in a desperate and depressing atmosphere. Whether that light is reversed or comes true in the end, it all depends on how the outline (world view) is designed. After seeing the latest chapter, the plot is to run all the way, fight or run away when you encounter bugs, when you meet people, the bad guys can't be beaten, when you meet the good guys, say hello and keep running. The only things that stood out to me were the scene before the death of the bus driver and the scene at the parasite camp (which was destroyed in a short time). To be honest, in these few hundred thousand words, I only felt the "doom" in these two places.        Those who focus on writing about human nature are plots and romances. In my opinion, apocalyptic stories are actually the most difficult to write, including character portrayal, world view, plot advancement, and scene transitions. As for this book, except for the good characterization, nothing about it can be regarded as passing. I hope to see better works in the next book.

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Sure enough, the fewer the words, the better the quality. I have invested in it, so please don't be a eunuch, author.

This introduction is so impressive, it's also a picture of Along the River During the Qingming Festival

I read a few chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. Tell me your thoughts. I felt so embarrassed writing about the old man. Why did the protagonist cry on the bed when they disagreed? How fragile it is. When I saw the old man fighting, I felt that the fighting was really messy. The writing was not clear. I thought it was a show. After practicing for so long, I was pinned to the ground by a bird and rubbed together. In the end, we walked together by being together. I don't know where it came from. What fascinated me the most was taking the children out? Brother, are you awake? Do you think you are superman? How dare you take care of so many people when you are nothing? Are you afraid that the monster will not have enough to eat? The scene of the fight with the bird is also confusing. Anyway, after reading it, I It feels like this. You didn't do anything. It was all a slap from the mutated vine. How brave are you? How do you feel that this thing can save you? If you can't show off, how many lives will be lost? And then you grab territory and kill people. Brother, the apocalypse has been showing off for a few days. Don't you know how many drinks there are in restaurants or department stores or something? How many drinks are there in the warehouse? How much food is there? There are too many slots. I'm not the author. I'm telling you that you don't have the strength. Don't pretend to be cool. For such a messy plot, go and read the first sequence of apocalyptic stories. How clear is the opening of other people's writing? How refreshing is it to read? You are still too young to be in the top five of the apocalyptic stories. The post-apocalyptic survival master is so good. How did you get into the top five?

It's so well written, please post it soon!

I thought it was about crows, but it's not

The most taboo thing in the doomsday is to scare away. Running around is equal to courting death. If I were a parent, I would rather the child live in the nearest camp than go home, because many people will definitely die on the way home. I don't want him to be the only one alive. Although I am still a student, I suspect the author is not a parent.

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To be honest, the introduction is awesome, but the content

I have just read a few chapters, but I feel that the world setting is very strange and unrealistic: a few people with "inheritance" only focus on fighting alone and resolutely ignore government organizations; the government is aware of the "disaster" and has certain prevention and response measures, but in fact it has no effect. It does not carry out widespread mobilization or publicize necessary methods and measures, and just leaves everyone alone, which is puzzling. The protagonist knew that he was going to face danger, so he couldn't bring any control equipment, but he didn't even bring a stick. It was as if he was traveling to another place. The logic seems confusing.

It would be meaningless if apocalyptic writings did not write about human nature. In the past, influenced by some American disaster movies, some apocalyptic writing authors and myself had a shallow understanding of the darkness of the apocalypse. Those human natures only represent the West, the unyielding Chinese nation, and the dazzling Chinese civilization have told me the answer. When the end of the world comes, there will be far more beauty than darkness and ugliness.