Forty-Nine Rules for the Apocalypse

Is it difficult for men to write? Why are the main supporting characters all female? There is a mother and daughter in the first few chapters, and then there is a female teacher a little later. The first friend is also a woman, and the ones sent by the official organization to cooperate are the daughter of that mother and daughter plus another woman. It's not that female companions are bad, but they can't all be good, can't we have a few good brothers? PS: Personal

The first part was pretty good, but later on I started to write some routines, and I felt like I wanted to write but didn't know what to write. There was still a bit of a crisis ahead, but halfway through writing I was basically on the road to invincibility. So much so that I didn't know what to write about the enemy, so I tried to trick the enemy into thinking, the classic kind of "do you know who I am"?

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I just read the first few dozen chapters. In fact, I was thinking from the beginning, has the world's economy collapsed long ago? In fact, money will not become meaningless, because it is impossible for everything to be free. How can free things come from if no one produces them? Money is worthless, and sublimation coins cannot be traded, so how do you get others to produce them for you? Money will not be meaningless, as long as people still live in society. People from the Public Security Bureau also said that there were bonuses, but the money is useless. If you want to make gold, you can't afford it. Then I want to ask, money is meaningless. What do they use to buy gold? What is the use of gold after buying it? As for the protagonist's friend, if you don't call 110 when he is kidnapped, you can definitely write a few more sentences. I have thought of several ways. Although there is no way to explain it perfectly, how can you say nothing? Let the readers make up their own minds.

It's a very good post-apocalyptic novel, and every character has a brain. Although there are some flaws, I can accept it. However, I hope that when I sit down to write other tasks, it is better to be like the boss at the beginning who has basically nothing to do with the protagonist, instead of the mother and daughter who appear later, which is very disgusting. I heard that in chapter 117, although the protagonist is the preferred type, don't be a nanny!

The author's setting is that almost all humankind has been wiped out. I didn't read it, just the introduction. How many people can persist in not being able to sleep for 72 hours? , Don't take one example as everything. You asked me to persist without sleeping for 24 hours. If I don't squint for a long time, half my life will be lost.

1. All threatening enemies in the Holy Grail War are from abroad, and the only mecha is a child, which shows that the official government is extremely short of talent 2. If it was the budding period of online literature around 2005, this kind of lone ranger writing would be no problem. At that time, no one had much national self-confidence, public knowledge emerged in an endless stream, and the domestic bureaucracy was felt to be corrupt. However, after experiencing a war like the epidemic, as well as the world situation in the past two years, the war in Ukraine and the Middle East, are there still people who are not grateful to live in this country? 3 The male protagonist's ability is not worthy of official slice-and-mortar research. Instead, he will be fully cultivated as a special secret and potential stock. Many of the defenses the male protagonist makes are childish delusions of persecution 4. The official relevant plot is really poorly written. The villain template of Qingmeihui itself is very intelligent, and there is a lot of foreshadowing, but there is no direct conflict with the male protagonist. It is like a fly keeps flying in front of your eyes but you just don't fight 5 There is no villain or conflict worth looking forward to for the male protagonist to resolve, Adam This kind of neurotic template that is both good and evil is even more annoying, and it has a lowb name like Adam 6 The most enjoyable part of the whole book is how to upgrade the male protagonist's ability. This kind of writing will not last long 7 The latest hacker plot is actually implanted After the Trojan horse, it has been regarded as the protagonist operating the device on the computer and sending messages. The protagonist only has a wireless network and is psychic. Unless you say that this psychic power can automatically identify a certain computer operation as "malicious", the male protagonist himself may not know it.

In the 19th rule, I feel that the human beings in this book are basically mentally retarded, but the protagonist relies on cheats, the public relies on luck, and those in power rely on power, so that they survive. After saving five chapters to read together, all I want now is to go on a killing spree! When will all the mentally retarded people die? There are basically 790 million human joints. This reduction in mental retardation still needs to be greatly improved!

In a word, it's okay at first, but the rest of the book is purely about coming up with ideas. The key is that he does it without thinking about it, giving people the feeling that the operation is all nerve-wracking. If you follow this kind of protagonist, you should go to the mountains to farm, work hard to strengthen yourself, and organize your own flowers. You can have your own explanation, but you can't have an obvious contradiction between what you said before and what you said next. You either sell information and work all the way to death, just to make money. Anyway, it's up to you to hide the information. You can just change the wording of the information and hide what is beneficial to you, as long as it is roughly correct. Website express delivery is also a poison. Have you ever thought about how far your shadow can go? As long as there is mental arithmetic and no care, big data can be used to frame you where you are. Express delivery is a piece of shit. It would be better to just use a book to build an express delivery plug-in. At least there will be no obvious bugs. Generally speaking, the author wants to cheat on one side, but on the other side he doesn't let go, and then wants to reasonably suppress the combat power, resulting in a pseudo-human protagonist. You haven't even sorted out the protagonist's personality, right? Either in order to become stronger and protect myself and become invincible, I start pretending to be an expert, or you farm, and I want to live a self-sufficient life. Now you are working on a website, now you are doing express delivery, and now you are running through the fog, but you are not invincible. The biggest problem with your current protagonist is that apart from being the protagonist in the author's mind, there are actually no outstanding characteristics that a protagonist should have. I really can't help myself when I see the fog here. You think you are invincible enough to brave the unknown fog monster by yourself, but in fact this kind of strength knowledge only exists in your mind. You have never thought about the serious logic. If you are the protagonist, do you think you dare to charge without knowing anything? It's better to sell half-truth and half-false information: "There are clues to this doomsday in the fog. It's better for you to follow these national troops to find out the information for you than to mess around alone." In one sentence, the protagonist does not seem to have a brain, like a robot.

Not sleeping for 72 hours? More than 90% chance of death

Come on, Shen Nong, and tell me how beautiful the back is? It was unbearable to see that they were not allowed to eat. Inexplicably, I minted coins without trying to write psychic powers, and then it felt like shooting an arrow first and then drawing a target.

It's a very good subject matter. The author's IQ limits the protagonist's IQ. There are loopholes everywhere. Others want to kill you, but they are still here and there.

When I saw Chapter 312, the subject matter was okay, but there were a lot of minor points. 1. In a sudden dangerous situation, the calm and rational protagonist accepts an unfamiliar female classmate to live in his home; 2. When a neighbor whom he has known for a few days is in danger, it is understandable that the protagonist helps call the police, and then the protagonist goes to the scene with the police and takes action; 3. There is too much involvement with the mother and daughter who met by chance; 4. The protagonist's previous promotions are all focused on foreign objects and all kinds of mess. The props, without strengthening the body, feel like glass cannons to me. I prefer protagonists like Shi Jingyi (who use their abilities to strengthen themselves, are good at summarizing, and preach); 5. In the 14th article, the protagonist goes to avenge the past and kills the Son of God. After being framed, he just needs to prove his innocence. I really don't understand why he wants to participate in the so-called investigation team, which is a waste of time, when he obviously just needs to work hard to become stronger.

This book is extremely poisonous, and all settings are very abstract.

I am not very skilled in using it. I can only restore it to this level after more than half an hour. It would be better if I could remove the words on the book 😁

Advantages: The subject matter is very interesting, and each rule is a different trial. The male protagonist is more cerebral at first. Disadvantages: Forcibly suppressing the combat power, the protagonist's personality is very contradictory. Starting from the second half of the payment, it feels very strange. It gave me a kind of left and right brain fighting each other, and I chose a choice that was not very comfortable in terms of morality and interests.

The subject matter is quite new, but I just want to ask a question. Food, accommodation and entertainment are all free, money has become waste paper, and the rich are all on the roadside. How can they command people?

The comment section is full of output. I think the author did it on purpose. I couldn't help but hum in bed at night.

As the title states, the story of this book seems to be intended to create a style of a wise protagonist, but whether it is from the first level, letting an unfamiliar classmate into your home, or the third level, getting to know someone who is stupid and asking the protagonist to save his life, it is too naive. A new author can understand it. It has been half a year since he wrote the book in terms of senses, right? In short, I am more than serious, but my writing is not enough. The seriousness lies in the lack of a typo, and the lack of seriousness lies in the logic, and the protagonist's wisdom is not very obvious. However, in this kind of post-apocalyptic rule evolution article, I can roughly guess that the protagonist will continue to occupy the first place, and even have a cliff-edge advantage, but why? There is no uniqueness in hanging, and sometimes it is not even used, and the wisdom does not convey the feeling. It is a bit smart but far from being the best in the world. The result is that the world is weak and obvious.

Fortunately, within a few chapters the game started to get ugly. You knew the hidden rules yourself. Then a female classmate you were unfamiliar with came to spend 72 hours with you. You were still an orphan. Then a genius Go master played chess in public at night. Let's not say whether she knew the rules or not. Even if she knew, a smart person would not deliberately seduce you in public. Guiding others to sleep and taking mints is too stupid and the risk is too high. You are sure that you can survive others. Even if you can survive others, isn't this a clear intention to kill someone? You treat the police as a fool. Once you don't know, this has continued. You still say you don't know. Let me give you an example. I don't say that I am a smart person. I am just an ordinary person. People, if I still want to kill people after knowing the hidden rules, I can deliberately reveal that I have stimulants and the like at the door of my community. Someone will definitely want to buy it. You pretend that you don't have much, just sell 20 pills with a margin of error. You can just change it to a potion with sleeping ingredients. This way you will not expose yourself. The base number is too high. Xiao, besides, the rule is to die while sleeping. There is no evidence to prove that you killed someone. Besides, even if the country knows about this hidden rule, it will not be widely spread. After all, people's hearts are too sinister. Only the leadership may be notified, and ordinary police will not be notified. This also reduces your risk of exposure. Everyone who surfs the Internet knows that you are a blatant provocation.

The author is really a genius. He enhances the reader's sense of security while breaking it. The fire thieves obviously need to be a small number of powerful individuals. As a result, the items in the mall can easily cost tens of thousands, and the mission rewards are extremely small. How can anyone afford it without an organization? I don't know if it is to make up for the protagonist's lack of money and to sell platform services. This is very good, but why sell hidden rules? This is the fundamental reason why the protagonist is one step ahead. The money you earn from selling them is simply not as good as the benefits gained from other organizations' rules. Let me just say first, what is the maximum limit for the protagonist? He is already similar to others. How can anyone think of spreading the news and increasing competition without relying on this opportunity to secretly make money? Does the author think the protagonist is comparable to those being supported? Customized by others, it can definitely meet the upper limit of 500, but can the protagonist do it?

Reading point 1 after reading more than 30 chapters, the protagonist's ability does not increase the upper limit of mana, and runs to make money, and there is no explanation Reading point 2, the neighbor is arrested, inexplicably runs to save people with the police, and then takes action inexplicably

I felt pretty good watching it all the way, the rhythm and plot were very smooth, there were some minor flaws, but they were not major problems. The biggest loophole is that the protagonist's white paper ability can materialize a shotgun. Does that mean that it can materialize other super props? For example, swords and other cold weapons, as well as cars, tents, flashlights, lighters, generators, food, and other doomsday needs. It is obvious that the author has not thought about this. Maybe he did not expect it or deliberately concealed it for the development of the plot. In short, this is difficult for me to accept personally. After all, the protagonist is not a fool. Instead of wasting several days of mental energy to write those ten coins, it is better to manifest some extraordinary items. Even if I don't have to exchange materials or props with other people, it is far more cost-effective than 10 coins.

A person always thinks about problems from one side and has unexpected things. The protagonist thinks that his choices are all right, but there are so many readers that he can think of many directions that the author cannot think of. For example, many people proposed to seek refuge with the authorities. The protagonist never imagined that if he told the authorities that he could see loopholes in the rules, he would really be surrendered by the authorities. There would be no need to worry about freezing to death in the snow without a tent. (There are actually people who sleep in the snow without a tent, what a junior high school student.) The idea of ​​"offering it up" was thought of by a reader. The author did not expect it, and neither did many readers. It is normal. Another reader thought about what would happen if he wrote "mental power" in a wordless book. This is also a good direction, and others really didn't think of it for a while. But the author's unexpectedness is the original sin, and it is normal for readers to criticize him. So, there is power in numbers, and many readers can find various optimal solutions. If the author does not expect so many, he will be criticized and reduced to 🤡

After reading a little bit of the subsequent plot, I feel that the latter plot is completely divorced from the main line of the forty-nine rules, and conflicts are created for the sake of creating conflicts. Although it is a little bit toxic in the early stage, it is still acceptable. After reaching sixteen rules, it seems that the rules have little impact. It seems very strange to be completely divorced from the main plot. It's probably the rule that determines whether you can fall in love or not, all depends on the various plot conflicts. The key plot points are not well written either.

The best time to read this book is in the early lone wolf period. It's not that the identity is exposed and the official cooperation is not good, but it really doesn't look good after teaming up with the imperial daughter and Shangyuan Zi, and all the plots revolve around a few women. The protagonist's strength has also been stagnant for a long time, and the most important hidden rules of the golden finger are becoming more and more useless. It has been a long time since useful hidden information has been given. The current plot is too different from the beginning. Maybe the author wants to write about the complex human nature in the apocalypse. But the result is that it really doesn't look good, and I don't feel happy watching it.

This is a novel similar to Mysterious Resurrection. The setting is very good. The plot and characters are all based on the defense. If you like Akaashi, just read it. I guarantee you will be satisfied. 😇

It's not as good as the novel about the Holy Mother. The performance of the protagonist is, to put it bluntly, the author Wen Qing is sick. It's even more off-putting than the Holy Mother. It's a mother-in-law's story, pretending to kill decisively, but the more I read it, the more awkward and awkward it becomes. Being constantly disgusted and forcibly creating a destined enemy, the villain lives a much more comfortable life than the protagonist. Only the protagonist keeps feeling aggrieved for the sake of the overall situation and suffers one grievance after another.

For every novel that everyone wants to read, there are only three starting points. Goldfinger, plot interpretation, protagonist's character. This novel Goldfinger is quite good, and the plot has some left-brain and left-brain fighting, which doesn't hurt. The key is the character of the protagonist, which is a bit unclear. The protagonist created by the author is sometimes a virgin and sometimes decisive. The two attributes have a strong sense of separation and cannot achieve complementary effects.

I couldn't hold on after reading Chapter 35. In fact, the creativity is okay, but the author's understanding of the operation of this society is too low, and it doesn't feel like a real world. There is actually nothing I can do about this, and it is not a problem with the writing, but simply a lack of ability.