Blood Plague Reborn
血疫再生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 388k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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89Chapters
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Here are my brief thoughts on the two books, *The Plague*.
No, aside from Natasha, I think she could be saved, since she took in the protagonist at the beginning, but what right does that little girl have? She tricked the protagonist three times. The first time was by stealing the protagonist's gun, but the protagonist later repaid her kindness by saving her when she was being chased by zombies. The second time was when the wrong information was given.
Statement of resignation
This book is extremely hardcore, containing fourteen chapters where the protagonist suffers two major setbacks and is beaten like a dog by the villain. If you can't handle the plot, please consider carefully.
Given the author's reputation for not abandoning the project despite its disastrous track record, I had to click and check it out. Support!
Shennong is dead
This self-indulgent, pretentious intellectual is the epitome of self-indulgence. He subtly criticizes wish-fulfillment stories for their supposed logical consistency, while the actual protagonist suffers immensely. If you find the "Western-style" plots in The Walking Dead strange, incomprehensible, or disgusting, then good news: so far, this novel is entirely composed of such plots.
The author, as a species, rarely has social experience.
To be honest, novelists like this rarely have political experience, or rather, experience with office politics and backstabbing. In an office, someone without skills, cunning, or connections will be easily manipulated and ruined. The logic in this novel is flawed.
I saw this book recommended online, but haven't started reading it yet. I'm just a little curious how the author managed to stay at level 1 even after completing two million-word novels. (No offense intended)
This book would have been pretty good ten years ago.
The main character must have watched too many American TV shows; his actions are extremely illogical, lacking any initiative whatsoever.
Author, just keep writing like this. Keep going at level 1 and you're done. (I like arguing.)
The protagonist is a complete idiot. He asked a bunch of useless questions and even wished the zombies in Left 4 Dead would be loud enough to hear how many shots they fired.
If you're going to write the plot like this, then you should make the protagonist even weaker. A character with a constitution of 20 is just playing house.