Where Is the Wasteland's Peach Blossom Spring?
废土何处是桃源
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- Completed
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- 658k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 4y ago
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It feels like I'm reading a military superhero novel. The protagonist and his caravan are surrounded by 200 enemies. The protagonist single-handedly kills and wounds 60 people with 120 bullets, using a pipe gun from the wasteland, and it's his first time using a gun. Even American TV dramas wouldn't dare to portray soldiers like this.
It makes me want to vomit.
It's rambling and doesn't get to the point. The protagonist's cheat ability seems to have been given to a useless character; without it, he'd probably just be a mama's boy with absolutely no personal charm. It was nauseating to read. The supporting characters are also lifeless, stereotypical, and stiff. You could think of this book as a brainless protagonist who pretends not to know he has a cheat ability but secretly longs for it. End of review.
I'd rather watch the Disaster Shelter series than the Wasteland Mutation series.
The author's title is spot on: "Where in the Wasteland is Paradise?" Surrounded by a flock of beautiful women, wherever she goes, it's bound to be paradise!
I think the author's concept is pretty good, but the focus of the descriptions isn't quite right. If the emphasis were more on the interaction with the system, and the story revolved around farming within the system, it would be more to my liking. There would be plenty of dual-power points.
I'm here! I'm a long-time reader; I've read almost all of the author's novels.
It's truly an insult to intelligence to see someone betray you once or twice and not take it seriously at all.
Can't the protagonist even cultivate some loyal subordinates? If you don't even know how to cultivate loyal people, what kind of leader are you?
Is part of the setting based on the Fallout series?
It's from the Three Kingdoms Magic Tower, not bad.