Wild Future: War of Half Men

Name: Wild Future: War of Half Men
Author: Mapo Tofu Flavored Dumplings

荒蛮未来：半人之战

by Mapo Tofu Flavored Dumplings (麻婆豆腐味饺子)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 289k Words
Genre: Sci-Fi
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Apocalypse
Updated: 5mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

This is a sad era, this is a cannibal era This is an age of steel, this is an age of flesh and blood This is a time of conflict, this is a time of peace This is an era of change, this is an era of eternity This era is determined by the [Cud Dogs]. This era is determined by the [McCarthys]. The battle between the two organizations is endless. From it, many novel things were born. From this, a lot of old things were lost. There was a happy family that was wiped out. There are couples who have been body modified There are poor people who are being exploited There are also ordinary people who are forced to resist There are people who are forced to believe in metaphysics for their livelihood, There are also people who kill people because of metaphysics Do these people make mistakes? If you ask me, I don't know, and I can't explain. However, I can take you into this cruel world and understand their fate with you.

Reader comments

I came from a writer's assistant. The author's writing and descriptions are top-notch. The beginning of the first chapter is very immersive and I can feel a sense of sadness. ( ╹▽╹ ) But as you can see, you should know that the disadvantage of directly entering a narrative and using the world view to connect the previous and the following is that the reader will be separated from the emotion you have painstakingly created. Anything in this world, tell me using the characters you write!
2 likes1y ago
This author has already started to feel superior even though he has nothing to do.
I can't stand the national sports system, and I feel like I'm writing advanced online articles
2 likes11mo ago
Come on! Came here from Writer's Assistant.
1 like1y ago
The first three chapters are too watery
The first chapter starts with an event, but the dialogue in the second chapter is too watery. Can't you write the follow-up to your opening in the second chapter? After telling the events at the beginning, if you don't keep up with the events in the second chapter, your continuity will be broken. There are too many characters, and you haven't labeled them. The characters don't have their own personalities and characteristics, and they look unmemorable. You didn't mention whether the protagonist is a time traveler or not. The indigenous characters don't feel immersive. I am a twenty-first-century Christian, not the person in your article. I can't replace the male protagonist in it, and I'm even more interested in your follow-up.
9mo ago