
Doomsday Worm Roar
末日虫啸
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 656k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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258Chapters
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It looks good and I will support it when it is put on the shelves. Come on, author! Will the cute bean bugs be bred in the future?
The writing is very average, but I saw a lot of people bragging about it. Many of them are like primary school students' narratives. The protagonist carries three oil bottles and two trash cans that can only be eaten. The advantage is that she is a woman and nothing else, haha. The previous description of a man is that he screams under the premise of danger, for fear that he will be eaten by something. What is terrible is that the protagonist keeps blocking him and prevents him from committing suicide. He has low intelligence.
Author, when you write about this kind of insect apocalypse, you can refer to the Dark Blood Age. That book is really good.
Really heading towards the end, feeling the fear of being dominated by giant insects...
A reminder
Seriously, author, when you write, don't put the protagonist into a God's perspective. Some of them may be foreshadowing in your opinion, but at least you must have a reasonable explanation. The protagonist does not have a God's perspective and has no ability to predict. You must know that this is an apocalyptic background, and any mistakes are fatal. There have been many poisonous points so far. I told you and you said this was foreshadowing, nothing changed at all.
I don't see any cold blood. He is carrying three oil bottles.
Do today's readers like to read cold-blooded and selfish protagonists? Very dangerous.
I wrote more than sixty chapters in my last book. Let me see if this book can reach seventy chapters.
Why is the author so fond of cockroaches? What about the cats, dogs, chickens and pigs that those families raise? Where have the birds, pigeons, crows, and ants gone? If a cockroach grows dozens of times, then a pet will have to grow hundreds or even thousands of times. Do you think the cockroaches in the city are enough for these pets? Let's say a 1-meter cockroach travels about 50 meters per second. Can the protagonist still fight cockroaches? This is the reason why there is no market for doomsday texts. In the macroscopic background, the map is even smaller and there is no logic.
For this kind of insect apocalypse author, you can read "Carapace Frenzy"
The writing is very good. If you keep writing, some people will read it. If you keep cutting it, you will never get up.
It makes me sick
The first woman's arrangement was too bad.
Damn, let's die
This book is pretty good, which is a pity
Traditional online writing, old bookworms may not be able to stand the classic routines, there is nothing new.
In addition, the background of the novel is full of irrationality. First of all, the government is deliberately full. I really can't think of the need for the government to conceal it. Let alone maintaining order, because this is the same as not sounding the air defense siren for the sake of order when the enemy's missiles are already on the way. At this time, the consideration is to keep more people alive, not to hide it for the sake of order. Secondly, the author previously stated that the cause of the disaster was the release of water under the Antarctic. There is a lot of oxygen. If the earth's oxygen increases, the bugs will become gigantic. Let's not talk about how much oxygen is needed. It is impossible for Antarctica to store so much oxygen. If there is a sudden increase in oxygen, humans can still survive. Oxygen is necessary for human survival, but too much oxygen can kill humans. The oxygen concentration that can make bugs grow to giants can definitely kill humans. In comparison, the ghosts of aliens are more reliable than increased oxygen.
Giant insects and insect armor
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I feel like those who write about apocalypse have to put aside technological weapons, otherwise they won't be able to write the same thing.
Reminds me of Age of Calamity. The protagonist touches a butterfly and then has the ability of a butterfly.
I kept writing about having no food and looking for something to eat, but after killing the bugs, I never ate.
It's pretty good. I feel like I'm back ten years ago.
Just barely, because the protagonist has a low IQ. For example, in the chapters at the gas station, the cockroaches shot with bows and arrows are thrown into the river, and then the two people rush into the convenience store to save people. It is simply stupid. Couldn't they use the dead cockroach corpses to lure the cockroaches out of the convenience store and shoot them directly while they are eating? Do you have to rush in and act recklessly?
Wow, is it interesting to bring a few useless people?