Apocalypse War Machine Awakens: Building an Aircraft Carrier Fleet from the Start

If aircraft carrier models are acceptable, then we might as well make models of StarCraft, Warhammer, etc.

I've read a lot of post-apocalyptic novels, but I always feel like many people turn them into urban fantasy stories with a sense of showing off and getting humiliated. This one is definitely worth reading; it's fast-paced and I haven't found any dull moments yet, probably because the plot hasn't fully unfolded. Looking forward to the author's updates! 👏👏👏

Update quickly, at least ten chapters a day. Here are ten recommendations to start.

I think those monsters are evolving too fast. A regular neighborhood already has peak Tier 3 monsters; what about the depths of the forest and the ocean floor? Wouldn't they jump directly to Tier 5 or 6 on the very first day? This combat power system isn't very rigorous. How could a suit of armor be on the same level as a rifle? I'm just giving my casual review; I'm still reading it and have only read the first few chapters. Please don't criticize if you disagree.

It's quite baffling how they keep mentioning missiles and nuclear weapons, but the area-of-effect (AOE) is zero. You're using missiles like bullets; the AOE of bullets is greater than the AOE of the nuclear weapons you're describing.

[Recommendation]: A blood moon hung in the sky, and the apocalypse suddenly arrived. Under the influence of the spiritual energy revival, all sorts of terrifying monsters emerged, bloodthirsty and slaughtering humans in large numbers. Most despairingly, all of humanity's high-tech weapons were paralyzed, ushering in the era of cold weapons, plunging humanity into deep despair.

If you're not updating again, then you shouldn't write anymore.

This book is destined to be a hit! I'm posting this as proof!

The premise is quite novel: metal weapons stained with one's own blood will awaken under the revival of spiritual energy, with the emphasis on the concept of "weapons". The protagonist is a reborn person who knows the future development trend of things, which is a kind of cheat. However, the imagination is quite wild.

I feel there are two problems with the author's book. First, there are too many characters, making them a bit hard to remember. Second, the combat power feels a bit off; it feels like a fourth-tier beast king is worthless.