
Wasteland Era: I Can Evolve All Things
废土时代:我能进化万物
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 604k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Apocalypse
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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After reading the first chapter, why are you so sensational? Are you going to write a Cao Thief article? Or erotica? It's the end of the world, why don't we just be a little colder? There is not much warmth in modern society.
By Chapter 30, the ability is still working sometimes 😅 and the items have evolved three times in total 😴
👍👍The writing is very good. You can go to work in an electronics factory, which one is more suitable for you.
How useless would it be to have a gun and never be able to take it out?
The more you upgrade your lighter, the bigger it gets! Are you running too fast when the crisis comes?
Isn't this the same as if I synthesized the whole world?
No, it doesn't have the flavor of a post-apocalyptic wasteland at all. Instead, it's a plot about a rural kid bravely venturing into the city with his golden fingers. The core point of apocalyptic wasteland novels is survival. This survival is not just about eating and drinking, but also threats from the outside, unity, and lone wolves, and then development. Development is the sublimation of apocalyptic novels.
Too much nonsense, and using our current material conditions to write about the famine era when there was a lack of food and clothing. It didn't reflect the famine at all, and only saw a young man.
I have followed more than 50 chapters, and I feel that it is okay. The plot in the first few chapters is indeed too slow and there is too much foreshadowing. Maybe it is because I want to tell a long story. The rhythm in the later chapters is much better.
Are all the post-apocalyptic item strengthening articles written by the studio?
The author is still a young man with low cultural background.