Blood Epidemic for the Rest of My Life

This is one of the few novels that I have read in one sitting. Make a simple evaluation. The content of the story is not very compact, and there is a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage. However, it is normal for a group portrait novel to be slow in pace. Your novel is not like other apocalyptic novels that are either black or white. Many of the characters have their own frustrations. Moreover, the growth of the protagonist and supporting characters is also considerable. This kind of growth is not just about data growth, but also about psychological growth. For example, the protagonist wants to use Chinese ways of thinking to control Americans from the beginning, and he constantly complains about how evil Americans are, and he is both arrogant and upright. But in the mid-term, you also learn to make excuses for yourself. Although the protagonist did not have any psychological growth in the later period, he created a villain (general) with a relatively full image. However, the shortcoming is that I think the author may have suddenly felt that the performance was not good and wanted to cut it off, because there are several foreshadowings buried in the middle. For example, the general did not choose guerrilla warfare, but was more inclined to the fact that the United States had poor military discipline and could not fight guerrillas. But later on, it was suddenly written that the general was coerced. Although it is not very abrupt and has good reasons, it still feels like the author wants to cut it off.

To be honest, it doesn't look like the end of the world, it's like forming a clique to fight for territory.

The protagonist has a double standard. The villain kills people for survival. The protagonist kills. He kills others because he has too much food and refuses to share it, and he still claims to be righteous. The godfather dies and the protagonist has no immediate boss. Andy dies and the protagonist controls the entire team. The general dies and the protagonist controls the entire army. Really sacrifice good people and achieve yourself.

It is indeed a good book. It has rich knowledge about firearms. There is no special virgin protagonist. The characters have clear logic. It is a very good apocalyptic novel.

How can I put it, the book is excellent, well written, and the characters are well drawn. That's why I feel bad about Iger's betrayal. Now I can't stand these few pictures because I have already put myself into Iger's situation. When Lily twice interrupted and rejected Iger's proposal in Chapter 112, I had already started to stop reading. It was too uncomfortable. What this team is today is all the result of Iger. Without his marksmanship, would the Gospel team be what it is today? In my opinion, it's negative. Let's look at the beginning of it all – the gospel community. How to deal with the large number of zombies in the gospel community? It was because of Egg's explosives. Otherwise, could Father Locke and Vance, who were beginning to decline physically, regain the Gospel community so quickly? Can't! Let's take a look at the composition of the gospel team. Without Iger, there would be no Avella (Elvira wouldn't be able to survive without Iger, and then Avella and Lily opposed Iger's proposal on the warehouse, just because bullshit human rights are the last restraint to protect oneself, but if you don't have Iger, what chance do you have to talk about human rights here?) And everything that follows. The initial personnel are only four people: Locke, Vance and his daughter, and the nun (I kind of forgot about this). With their mobility, it is still a question whether they can survive. Well, now the team is clearly divided - the neutral opposition headed by Father Locke, the clear opposition headed by Lily and Ige, and even the three political parties that will join after 122. What will happen to this team in the future? Are you starting to see-saw when faced with problems? Look at the low mobility of the Love Team! Why was the gospel team so harmonious and efficient before the warehouse incident? Because of Iger's director proposal, why is the execution so strong? Or because of Egg! What is the Gospel without Egg? So now, with a team on the verge of destruction, what should Iger do? Or what is the follow-up plot? The author gave a small branch line - the gangster family, so will Iger leave the gospel and join the gangster family to be with his brothers? This makes me look forward to it, but at the moment I really can't stand it anymore, Lily is so disgusting! Please give me a kick once this drama is over.

To be honest, Qidian's books are getting more and more ridiculous. There are all kinds of weird titles, or a Japanese comic worldview has to give the protagonist a localized name, which is very dramatic, or the protagonist is full of swear words and says things that are inconsistent with his identity. Many problems are really

After the quarrel, it was meaningless. The powerful protagonist gave the team dignity, but the team kept denying him. Logically speaking, the configuration of the protagonist should be in the center of the crowd. The team's brain trust + sharpshooter, the two female supporting characters Lily and Avila are simply poisonous to the extreme.

Chapter 161 is a bit disgusting to me. The author actually writes well, but the characterization is a bit deliberate, and the conflict of ideas is somewhat self-contained. It's not bad, but if it is too deliberate, it seems a bit forced. This is actually very easy to disgust people, especially when the three views are inconsistent. Another important point is that the author may have follow-up plans in his heart. , But readers don't know that if obviously sharp and conflicting issues try to pass by and remain mysterious and unknown, it is easy for people to misunderstand and resist. Just like Lily's role and results in this matter, it is difficult for people to understand and accept. This is not a problem that can be solved in a dialogue. More importantly, I have clearly observed some selfish elements in human nature. As a reader's perspective, this is difficult to make people understand and accept. The author just writes it off and lets the readers pretend it didn't happen. This is just the reader's perspective. Personally, I think the parties involved may not be able to accept it. After all, only the parties involved know best what they face and pay for every day. Sometimes conflicts can be solved by more than just an apology. What's more, conflicts in ideas can sometimes cost lives. This has been said in history. I understand very well that the phrase "seeking common ground while reserving differences" is accompanied by struggle. The most important thing is that I know what kind of environment the protagonist is fighting with and what. If we pay attention to the sense of substitution, what kind of position and identity does the author take to make the protagonist feel that he is inappropriate when the facts turn out? Is it really so easy to calmly consider the pros and cons in that kind of environment? And are you so confident that you are willing to hand over your life to such a trivial group of people? When you know exactly how urgent it is? Is this a joke?

After observing that the protagonist is a underdeveloped (10-year-old) little black guy, imagine a little black guy who calls MAX materialistic and goes to someone else's underground warehouse to buy something for 0 yuan without permission and then kills the owner. You will know what it is like to survive in the apocalypse.

The blood plague for the rest of your life should be changed to a blood plague coward. After being stabbed twice, I felt aggrieved and cried without thinking of fighting back. At this time, I thought of my body's age and forgot that I was a time traveler. Whether I wanted to kill or not, whether I wanted to kick or not, I had been stabbed twice in the back. Do I still have it for the New Year? Licking a dog, right?

It's very real, basically 1:1 real (except for the data). I like it better if I like to watch science fiction. Goldfinger is not so exaggerated that it turns into a cool novel. Each character also has its own aura and personality. But the real consequence is that the plot drags on. This is actually normal. The original world is very difficult to write, and it is difficult to think about the following plot. Just like that book about upgrading the shelter, the starting book, I took a nap in the fifty-odd chapter and wrote a whole chapter about my dream. I can only say that the author is worth looking forward to so far. I was a little hesitant when I discovered a large amount of food flour. The food was sufficient and safe, but there was not enough motivation to force the protagonist to take the initiative. Later, when I discovered that there was only a little food, I realized that the plot written by the author is indeed clever. But at present, fast food novels are rampant, and this kind of novel with a slightly protracted plot is still not easy to succeed. I can only say that the author should work hard💪

It's not very good. Now the poisonous point is the protagonist, Lily, and the ones starting with Ai. Except for the instructor, the protagonist gives me the feeling that he is born servile. If you help the godfather, you should be saved. From the beginning to now, the protagonist has saved the godfather and others at least three times. No. It is impossible for the protagonist Gospel Community to take down the small town next to it. When the three hundreds of infected groups were besieging them, they would have died long ago without the protagonist, and the protagonist killed two blood plague cores. It seems that the godfather is dead, who is qualified to command him now? Especially when the military power is in his hands, the protagonist now gives me the feeling that Sun Ce is acting as a dog to Wang Kuang. This dog is still aggrieved and should die as soon as possible. Damn it, the more he talks about it, the angrier he becomes. As for being unable to do without the team, but now the team cannot do without him.

After reading books for so many years, this is the first time I have read a book that describes the thinking of American Bai Zuo. The books I read before described the mental activities of foreigners as the Chinese, or they were imaginary foreigners. The description of Bai Zuo's behavior in this book makes me think that the author is a person who knows Bai Zuo very well.

The self-revelation at the beginning is really unacceptable. . . You have to at least understand the situation before talking, right? With such poor health and no means of self-protection, and putting his life in the hands of others, it seems that the protagonist is too impulsive and brainless.

The backstabbing was really uncomfortable, and I was so angry that I wanted to shoot Lily. This stupid and white Zuo, and another good-for-nothing girl who likes to criticize her. I bet that the protagonist of Wumao Spicy Tiao will leave this team, and they will not agree with each other.

The Bai Zuo like Lily in the front, although considered a poisonous point in the Internet article, is still logical. Suddenly a 17-year-old beautiful girl doctor appears, and then leaves immediately. She has endured so much humiliation for the team before, so she just let her go, right? Changing the map is very rough, it is better to kill the group and change the map.

At that time, I saw that the author had a good start and kept updating, so I ordered a new book to invest. After half a month, I signed a contract with 7 recommendation tickets a day to raise the seedlings and see how big they can grow.

The characters in this book are always "pretentious" in very strange places. . . 1. In the last days, there will be a shortage of food, and all the maggots will be eaten. No birds will be killed, no fish will be eaten. 2. It's time to change the base camp. I won't let you broadcast first for fear of being overtaken. The woman is still suffering from that meal. Is it important to broadcast or to occupy the space first? I can't tell? 3. I moved the flour from someone else's store, and when I got to the warehouse, I was told that I couldn't infringe on private property. I wonder why, even if we are Americans, this is not emphasized in The Walking Dead? The main character is still a policeman. All these details will look dramatic, not like a desperate apocalypse. It feels like being on an outing or playing house. (PS: Every time the author mixes in a lot of personal information, I don't know how you feel about it, but I just think it's watery)

Sigh, it was good at first, but then I kept forcing myself to shit, and there were poisons hidden in the shit, and it slipped away.

To be honest, I did not see the state of the end of the world from the work. Apart from the description of the environment, I only regarded the small number of people as remote mountains and wild mountains, and the human corpses as insects. Think of fighting zombies as swatting flies, looking for supplies as looking for airdrops, looking at transfers as changing places, and looking for people as gatherings. I really don't see the apocalyptic flavor. The end of the world is suffering and depression, heartache and sorrow, physical and mental sorrow and fatigue, the struggle of reason, the rule of strongmen, lawlessness, confusion about the future, the spring of development of other species, the struggle between human beings, the struggle between heaven and earth. It's really not a vacation, it's not a dinner party, there's no fun. When a person has buried countless corpses of the same kind, when he realizes that the end of the world has come, there will be no laughter or bitter smile. As long as you are not crazy and want to save human civilization, you can only do endless things, endless thinking, and endless struggle. There's really no relaxation, no vacation, no laughter

I can't stand it anymore. There are too many toxic points. You may not be suitable for publishing this book in China. The views are too weird and there are countless complaints. Goodbye

By the way, I feel that the author does not need to care too much about particularly picky readers. . . Especially the part about the team's political struggle. I think this is a very necessary part. It deepens the impression and feelings of a real doomsday very well, and it also plays a great role in foreshadowing the future plot. I read on Zhihu that why scumbag men and scumbag women are so popular is because they are very good at arousing people's various emotions. Your pvp part can very well cause high blood pressure in readers. The part about working in the field is more relaxing.

After looking at the comments, I felt there was no need to start reading.

The previous writing is quite good, but you should not touch on things like values. Chinese and Americans, or people in different provinces of China, do not necessarily have the same values. No one is right or wrong. After all, they all have their own positions. All the protagonist can do is follow the Romans, or be strong enough to make rules. Arguing and messing around are poisonous points. Say no more and slip away.

Why did the protagonist confess to the priest that he was a time traveler? The author had a fever?

Do you have any recommendations for The Walking Dead fan fiction? Please.

The protagonist has a bit of a double standard. The previous bad guy eats people in order to survive. The protagonist kills and uses a gun to snatch other people's food. Just because there are too many others, he doesn't share. What's the difference between the previous bad guy? Also, if the godfather dies, the protagonist has no immediate boss, if Andy dies, the protagonist controls the entire team, if the general dies, the protagonist controls the entire army, really sacrificing good people makes the protagonist successful.

"The Legend of Knights" has been released

If you are sick, you will be charged for completing this review. Is it true that the new author doesn't know how to set it up?

Hey guys, I started watching it yesterday and finished it today.