Tokyo: A Doomsday Rhapsody

As a first-level Japanese warrior who looked down on domestic online articles due to lack of money and read a large number of Japanese online articles, I first recognized that the Japanese names of the author's characters are in line with the basic rules of Japanese, unlike some authors who are not even willing to use a generator and just pick up four Chinese characters and use them as Japanese names. At the same time, I am also a fan of apocalyptic themes. I have dabbled in both Chinese and Japanese, but the two countries are very different in terms of writing styles. Chinese authors and readers always think that the things written by Little Days authors are petty and not grand enough. But as far as this subject is concerned, I prefer the apocalyptic novels written by Little Days authors in which the protagonist's activity circle does not exceed a county or even a town by the end of the book, rather than some Chinese authors who always like to expose the truth behind virus infection. The majestic masterpieces such as conspiracy and saving the world - the latter made me completely unable to feel the sense of loneliness I seek in apocalyptic novels. Under the vast starry sky and in the dark city, the warm feeling of the male protagonist and his harem relying on each other made me feel that what I was reading was not apocalyptic novels, but general things like cultivating immortals, practicing martial arts, fighting monsters, upgrading and climbing to the top. Of course, I have no intention of influencing the author's writing direction. I just feel that this book looks comfortable so far, so I am a little curious about the author's conception of the book; if the author's idea is "I don't want to spoil the outline in the book review area," that is completely acceptable. Finally, I will post what may be the fastest tour of the Holy Land in history: If zombies break out in Tokyo, I will escape here. Thank you, kindhearted person!

It's a deliberate attempt to level up again. I'm currently reading Chapter 22. There are so many energy points and you're constantly increasing your physique. Isn't 'Yang Li' the foundation of your strength? Just don't add it at all. You can even add a little bit and try to see if there are any changes. I can only say that the author is too deliberate.

It's quite time-consuming, it's the end of the world, the law doesn't exist, and if conditions permit, of course there will be revenge and grievance, but what about the student council president? Given the protagonist's strength, if you let him live for one more second when you first meet him, it will be an insult to the protagonist's cheating, and , there is not much sense of crisis in the doomsday, and there is not much sense of excitement. Zombies are everywhere outside. Before it is clear whether the zombies in the outside world will mutate, the protagonist walks five kilometers and pulls a knife to school to save a woman who has slandered him and caused him to be bullied on campus for two years? No, buddy, plug-ins like Plants vs. Zombies shouldn't be about the development of wandering dogs in the battlefield. How come they become wandering lone wolves in the apocalypse? Also, after reading ten or twenty chapters, there are too many female characters, and the relationship is not advanced very much. The only likable characters are childhood sweethearts, and the female teacher is a little better. Except for asking the protagonist to go to school to save people, which is too much, I will not be a monster for the time being. The other women have their own merits The question is, what kind of female little ghost sister, the end of the world is coming, either she will be beaten and obeyed, or she will be thrown out directly to feed the zombies and then use plants to kill the crystal brushes. Who will spoil them? If this kind of unstable factor stays with you in the end of the world, you may be trapped to death at any time.

When I saw a small horse pulling a large cart, I came in with a bang 🙂

In fact, we can write about the heroines in a good place. Now I feel that except Qingmei and the teacher are relatively positive, the other three are just dragging. Now it feels like a novel set in South Korea, followed by the zombie apocalypse, and training various little xx

Am I reading a textbook? There is no marginal description at all. For these female characters, there are not even a few words describing the face, breasts, butt, and jio.

The content of this book is very strange. You could call it a love story. Except for Qingmei, all the female characters have some problems or even serious illnesses. The relationship with Qingmei was inherited from his predecessor, not cultivated by himself. You could say it's a harem story. The protagonist is "trying to win their hearts" while thinking about what he wants in his mind, but he doesn't show any aggression at all in his actions. Qingmei's mentality breaks down and she wants to sleep with the protagonist, but the protagonist refuses because she feels that she can't take advantage of him. Then why don't you also reject the feelings you cultivated from your predecessor? The system is obviously a tower defense development system, and the plants even have an upgrade mode. As a result, the protagonist has no sense of crisis at all and just goes out to play Wushuang by himself. You might call it a zombie apocalypse novel, but the atmosphere is not exaggerated at all, not to mention that the protagonist rushes away unparalleled. He kept emphasizing that "the most dangerous thing in the apocalypse is human nature." As a result, everything he wrote looked like Yakuza behavior, and it was like writing about a Yakuza fight... The summary is that there are four differences. It is said to be a love story but there is no feeling of falling in love. The female characters all have problems. The only normal Qingmei relationship is not the protagonist but cultivated by the predecessor; It's said to be a harem story or a stallion story, but it turns out that it's a dwarf in terms of action, and he even talks about "wanting their hearts"; it's said to be a doomsday story, but it turns out there's no sense of crisis at all, and it's all about one person being unparalleled;

Young aunt

There are too many flaws in the plot. First of all, the elderly are more susceptible to infection, which means that most of the armies around the world will not suffer much losses, because most of the armies are young people. Once the zombie crisis breaks out, the army can reorganize order directly after killing a few old guys in the army, and the highest priority must be to go back and save the compatriots, because They all have parents and family members. Even if all the old guys representing the top are dead, careerists who want to be in power will not choose this time to riot Needless to say, the firepower of modern weapons does not even need to be hit. If you hit it, there will be a small hole in the front and a big hole in the back. If you rub it, it will be disabled. If you are not dead, you can only lie down and be unable to get up. Isn't it a quick thing to restore order?

The original cover is no longer usable and has been replaced with a new cover. The title of the book has also been changed from "Tokyo Apocalypse: Plants vs. Zombies?" "Changed to "Tokyo: Doomsday Rhapsody" p. S. Original cover image attached ()