Wasteland Commander
末世指挥官
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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I'm so fed up, people always ask me why I don't go to a jewelry store. First of all, the protagonist's initial location is a second-tier city, which corresponds to at least a prefecture-level city in reality. In a city of this level, gold and jewelry stores would not be placed in a corner; they would definitely be in the commercial district, within the city's inner ring.
Of the six novels I read about the missing characters, five have returned, but you haven't. How many years have you been preparing for this "Dawn of Justice"?
It's hard to imagine the author's level of skill. They start by setting up a city with 170 million people, then buy a gun. Did the author even read high school geography? A population density of 170 million people? That's a sea of people! For example, Hong Kong has over 7 million people, and it's packed to the brim. Are you just indulging in pure self-indulgence?
With such a cheat-like ability to amass troops, the protagonist was only a county-level power when the story was released, and even then, a mid-level power. This completely suppressed the protagonist, who didn't encounter a single gold shop or even a jewelry store on the way. Given how oppressive the protagonist was, I really had no reason to subscribe. I could cut my losses once the story was released.
Don't mess around! I can tolerate typos and clichéd plots, but don't add any toxic elements! Do you, a leader with thousands of troops, lack women? Why insist on writing about a female reporter to report on your affairs and promote your cause? You mentioned earlier that many communications were cut off, and that this is a period of striving for development and stability.
The novel is so idiotic and lacks logic and coherence; it's based on a 10-year-old formula.
Here's a joke: when attacking a jewelry store, I always insist on a direct assault, never using my brain to think of other methods. As a result, with this equipment and manpower, I can't even take down a jewelry store in the city center. Should I lure the zombies away in batches?
Having only read the first four chapters, I just want to ask: what is the protagonist's background? Has he ever handled firearms? Has he received any related training? Do you really think someone without relevant training can accurately hit a target on their first use of a firearm? Does this seem like a video game? Choosing a revolver... Okay, let me simulate the protagonist's fate.
It made me cringe so much I almost had cancer. Seriously, they're trying to portray a post-apocalyptic story as a heroic tale, with characters who are incredibly naive and saintly.
After reading twenty chapters, I can't help but want to complain a bit. The protagonist discovered early on that zombies could evolve, with the most obvious characteristic being increased speed. Especially the female zombie in Chapter 20, why couldn't they hit her torso if they couldn't hit her head? Couldn't the impact of the bullets slow her down?