I Can See the Apocalypse
我能看到末日
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Evolution & Mutation
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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371Chapters
21.9kRecommendations
43.5kFans
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Choosing to join the official platform will reduce your readership by half; internal strife will wipe out your readership altogether. This is the fatal flaw in writing about joining the official platform.
Chapter 80: After the nation has confirmed that you have the ability to predict the future, will they still send you on dangerous duty and adventure missions?
Seeing a group of people opposing joining the official organization, their reasons are utterly ridiculous. Humanity is already on the brink of survival; collective wisdom and effort are the only solution.
Well, these days even elementary school students have to carefully analyze the topic when writing essays. This book uses a title that suggests the end of the world to lure people in, but it doesn't actually contain much content, and it doesn't even seem to have figured out the patterns of dreams; it's all just random guessing.
The first 20 chapters were indeed too bland. The theory of the "golden three chapters" is definitely correct.
The author has good writing skills; they should have left the gaming genre and started writing other types of stories long ago. What's so interesting about gaming novels? Gaming novels were decent in the early days of online literature, but not many people read them now.
Self-destructive infighting (the fourth element of the novel)
Humanity is facing a formidable enemy and its fate hangs in the balance, yet it continues to fight amongst itself.
The protagonist went to the rescue, but only the protagonist and one other person arrived. The extraordinary beings who followed were late. This official team is so stupid; it's not worth it for a few tens of thousands of dollars.
The writing is quite good. In terms of nations, I think this is a reasonable representation of the apocalypse; as long as it's not a one-time cataclysmic disaster, nations won't disintegrate. There's one area that needs improvement: the supernatural system.
Not bad, but the pace is too slow. The protagonist hasn't discovered his cheat ability yet. The plot progresses very slowly. Although the writing is very fluent, I lost patience while reading it. The author is playing a game of chess, but there's been too much setup. To be honest, author, if you write it like this, how are you going to write the rest of the story after the setup is complete? I can't even imagine how much filler there will be after chapter 200.