
The Book of the Past
过去之书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 200k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
92Chapters
737Recommendations
31Fans
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It reminds me of a book where the protagonist summons demons to fight the Trisolarans. At that time, the Trisolarans hadn't arrived yet, but the demons the protagonist summoned had already destroyed several countries. Then the protagonist traveled to other worlds to find a solution, and the book ended.
The plot feels overly overpowered, yet it attempts to depict despair. Even after achieving safety, the protagonist merely watches as zombie outbreaks occur across the land, without developing any of their abilities. There's also little description of the price to pay; why is the price zombies?
The idea is good, but the writing feels a bit too sentimental. Too much of that makes it sound childish and pretentious. Keep it concise. What the protagonist does is far more convincing than narration.
The zombie plot in this book inexplicably reminded me of a book I read before. The protagonist of that book couldn't find any extraordinary beings in the real world, so he decided to observe parallel worlds in search of them. One of these parallel worlds was a zombie outbreak similar to this one, and in the later stages, those zombies also possessed intelligence and supernatural abilities.
Immortal Qin, Divine Han, Holy Tang, Demon Yuan, Martial Ming, Demon Qing
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It's well-written, but there's a bit too much sentimental writing; readers might get tired of it. Please try to make it more concise.
This novel is very well-written. There's just one very strange thing about it. The zombies speak fluent English, French, Russian, and Chinese—they're all linguistic experts. That's the oddest thing I find. Everything else is quite good.
Where is the author? Has he stopped updating and started a new book?
It's all good, but there's too much focus on romance... It's a bit hard to keep reading.