Invading America
入侵美利坚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 687k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Top-Tier Apocalypse Fiction!
The apocalypse is no place for a bleeding heart. You don’t have to be ruthless, but you need to consider the consequences of your actions. I, for one, have no patience for a protagonist who’s too nice for their own good! Qidian has so few good post-apocalyptic novels, so I’ve had to make do... These days, so many apocalypse stories give the protagonist a System or some other golden finger that there’s no tension in everyday life. How can you call that an apocalypse? Life should be difficult and
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I don't find it appealing at all, so why are there so many comments?
The protagonist doesn't have any supernatural powers; he's just an ordinary international student. With those resources, even if he won the lottery, he'd just be a walking ATM. Not to mention he actively provoked the authorities—isn't that ridiculous?
Old Dao could watch more videos of the lives of underprivileged Americans on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) and incorporate them into his book to make it more relatable.
I've been reading your books for a long time now. This year, my divorce and unemployment made me feel like I was going to die, that I couldn't see a future, and that my life was hopeless. So I read your novels to cheer myself up. I wish your book great success!
The beginning was great, but the "back to the future" and amnesia plot twists in the middle were just ridiculous. Why write it like that? And many readers are trying to defend the author, saying it's just old style. It's ridiculous. I strongly suggest deleting all the amnesia and future travel plots and rewriting it. Wouldn't it be better to just spend money to improve your strength and prepare for the apocalypse?
Is this the power of a reborn person?
The latest chapter felt so stupid. I think the author's writing style has remained at the same level as when they were writing wasteland stories. Years have passed, and they haven't changed much; they're just living off their existing fanbase. The protagonist has always had the same character, and his intelligence and emotional intelligence have always been the same pathetic mess.
The transition was too abrupt.
The transition from being a billionaire to going it alone was too abrupt.
The writing is smooth, but the protagonist doesn't seem like someone reborn from the apocalypse. Generally, those reborn from the apocalypse are decisive and ruthless, living in a state of chronic repression, and possess a certain ruthlessness. This one seems like a high school student who transmigrates. It's a bit naive and simplistic. The thinking isn't very meticulous.
I couldn't continue after reading the first thirty chapters... It felt like a bunch of people who had just finished drinking soy milk kept saying how delicious it was.
I'll vote for you first, then I'll criticize you.
Old man, look at the latest plot. Is it even smooth? What do you mean by "space-time anomaly"? Reborn back to the past and then traveling to the future? What kind of twisted logic is that? You might as well not be reborn at all. Your writing was pretty good before it went on sale; I thought you'd found your footing again. But as soon as it went on sale, you started going completely off the rails.
Seeing the message about traveling back to the apocalypse, I'm thinking of pausing my subscription. The two transitions were extremely abrupt, like a mechanical deus ex machina. There might be foreshadowing later that could be resolved, but writing it this way really hurts the reader's opinion.