Frostpunk: New World

I was a little tired after chasing more than 600 chapters, but now I'm back. It's very good. I read it on QReading before and posted some comments because there were some bad comments in the comment section, but I really think this book is very good. The plot is very long, but it doesn't make people feel tired at all, and you can't guess the subsequent plot at all! It is always full of freshness and curiosity, and I don't think there is any problem with the protagonist's character. In such an apocalyptic world, without a strong and reliable rear, it would be difficult for human beings to survive without joining a group. Now the protagonist is helping to build the city, making sacrifices, and going out on adventures. This is when the protagonist is strong and others cannot keep up with the protagonist's footsteps. So if the protagonist is injured, old, or weak, should we wait for a miracle to happen, and suddenly a woman or a grandfather will take a fancy to him and save him? Those who feel that the main character's ink stains are not refreshing and have no killing skills are simply stupid and have read too many refreshing novels. I suggest you read novels such as Return of the Dragon King.

I opened the first chapter, and on the fifth page I was introduced to a protagonist who sold dozens of newspapers in an hour. The income was higher than a week's salary of a bank employee, and he was immediately persuaded to quit. I have seen the currency system collapse in novels, and this is the first time I have seen it collapse before I even finished the first chapter.

Is the author kidding himself? This is an online article area, not a physical book. The beginning is grinding, there is no main mission, and the world view is unclear. The writing is good, but only the writing. I feel sleepy when I see winter approaching. Then the extremely cold weather of 0℃ to -10℃ refreshed my mind. Has the author been to the north? The first is the low temperature caused by the flickering sun, which indicates that it is a sunshine problem. Then you can refer to the summer and winter temperature difference in the north. Coordinated in Harbin, the weather has been warm recently, -24℃, and it was -30℃ in the morning and evening when it was cold a few days ago. This is still in the city. The Daxinganling area is nearly -50℃. This happens every year. It's over 40 degrees below zero in Russia too. In northern Heilongjiang, there is a long winter for half a year, from the end of October and the beginning of winter to the beginning of spring in April and May, and the temperature is below zero. Hundreds and thousands of years, as well as the previous Ice Age of the Ming Dynasty, have also survived in this way. There is black technology like steam core. As long as the sun can be seen for a few months every year and the temperature reaches ten degrees above zero, the biosphere can adjust itself and humans can survive quite well. If there is no sunshine for several months and it is dark and dark, then with this kind of crooked black technology, other than digging holes underground, there is no way to survive. The temperature will not drop to this level in a short time. So since I'm writing about Frostpunk, can you give me some help? It will be minus 60 or 70 degrees for a few months. All humans can live a good life

Where is the presence of the protagonist? Where is the golden finger? Why does the protagonist of The Storm Come take the position? At the end of the day, you plan to talk about democracy or pray for people to be kind, right? Just the fact that the protagonist can go to the Northern Continent and catch this bus is already outrageous. Does it have any impact on the plot whether or not the protagonist is included?

I signed the contract, congratulations to myself😭😭

Please develop a good habit of reading books, don't rush it, it's stressful.

Ice and Steam Age 2: Create a new folder🐶

I don't think the early writing was bad, but I lost interest when I saw the Potion of Choice later on. The Emperor's Golden Hoe was so advanced that it could even create rebellious AIs. It was a bit funny to improve the physical fitness of soldiers as the last hope.

When I saw the Winter House, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The author really didn't know what he was thinking. Don't you understand that in the Doomsday Madonna, nine out of ten times, the Madonna will be thrown into the street. The key is not only the Madonna, she obviously wields powerful force and saved tens of thousands of people in the Winter Home. She was also ridiculed by others and even had to lick her own face to deliver the medicine after defecating. How many people can read it like this? I felt aggrieved when I read it. Author 666

There are reasons for poor grades😒😒

Compared to the Ice and Steam Age, does it feel more like the After Tomorrow? Wearing a skin from the Ice and Steam Age, the protagonist goes out to upgrade, getting accessories, equipment blueprints and technology upgrade territory. The protagonist is not a professional scientific research talent or political talent, but every time the protagonist sets off, he can bring extra income and technological accessories to the territory, and his status in the territory is getting higher and higher with his personal strength.

If the starting temperature is about minus 10 degrees according to what the author wrote, the question is, have you ever lived in a cold zone?

How should I put it? There are basically no poisonous points in the early stage, but they are all poisonous in the later stage. The protagonist has no opinion of his own and does whatever others arrange. He is just a soldier and a tool, and will not fight for his own interests. Also, all the things he found were handed over to the people above. He has no objection to others asking him to obey the arrangements no matter what happens in the future. The protagonist appears in more than ten chapters later, and then writes a lot about other people. The protagonist comes out and writes a few chapters, which is very watery. The protagonist is also a holy mother who doesn't kill people, only monsters. If someone offends him, he will teach them a lesson and then let them go. In this book, everyone's character traits are well developed, and the protagonist is like a passerby. It can be seen that the author wrote this book as if the protagonist was running around. So this book's performance was okay before it was put on the shelves, but it plummeted after it was put on the shelves.

There are hundreds of chapters, but most of the books with fewer comments than chapters have no need to click on them.

I was very speechless when I saw some of the protagonists being plotted and used as thugs after it was released 😅 The protagonist has no real power and is not afraid of becoming bigger and stronger in the future, but being kicked away and sentenced to death is really speechless😑

I have actually read so many of this rubbish books. There is really a serious book shortage

In the process of running away, he saved this person and that person many times. He was taken as a victim by the speaker after a disagreement, but he didn't care about being blown up in a second. The protagonist is really a saint. It is really outrageous that the speaker later gave advice and sacrificed his life to explore and contribute without giving any benefits. The little girls in it all know how to use all the existing advantages to fight for the right to speak. Is there any difference between the protagonist and an idiot? If you like to do things and suggest this or that, why not suggest a meritorious contribution worth it?

The two books written by the author are both my favorite, and they are about unpopular subjects at the starting point. This is good, but I hope you will stop creating them💩

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It seems that the writing is very good so far, and the holes are filled in well. The foreshadowing should be from the pre-civilization. I guess the robot is guarding the seed bank. Unfortunately, the protagonist currently lacks a sense of presence. Is the author writing a group portrait?

It turns out that my own printing factory prints newspapers and sells them, just a few dozen copies? The profit from selling dozens of copies in one morning is equivalent to a week's salary of a bank clerk? Including cost, how expensive are these dozens of newspapers? Is it something within the daily consumption range of a small bourgeois class?

The author works very hard, and the results of the two books are generally consistent. I admire him very much.

I quite liked the style before it was put on the shelves. The characters were very delicately written. I had been looking forward to running a territory to fight against natural and man-made disasters. But after it was put on the shelves, it turned into a personal fantasy novel. It was really hard to read. It felt like it was written by a different person or by an AI.

After reading more than 300 chapters, there is no heroine, not even a sex partner.

There is no golden-fingered protagonist in this environment, and there is no special status at the beginning (such as a lot of money, noble status), and the protagonist does not have any skills at the beginning that are far superior to others. It is impossible to rise. A start like this is not attractive.

When I see that the name of the character card is a foreigner, I have no desire to click on it, and I won't be able to enter.

It's not a traditional web novel, it's not that exciting, it's just a passerby protagonist. After reading more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist has made a lot of contributions, but he is still a passerby. The protagonist himself is very powerful, but he has little say in his status in the escape camp.

I think the logic and concept of the book are good, and it is enough to attract attention. Although the specific framework has a lot of bugs, it does not affect the viewing.

The snow trains in the game setting are giant industrial machines that go to the center of the earth. There are at least 12 snow trains. France's main plan is to live in the center of the earth (this is also Neta's Jules Verne's Journey to the Center of the Earth). If you switch to Snowpiercer, it will be downgraded from Journey to the Center of the Earth. Compared with other serious plans to survive the cold winter, it is unreasonable and particularly magical.

The beginning was good, but the middle was not good. I had no idea what I was doing.