The Apocalypse Is Always One Step Behind Me
末日始终慢我一步
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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842Chapters
552Recommendations
114Fans
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A word count exceeding that of the previous book constitutes a victory.
It's pretty well-written; the quality is at least in the top 100 among recent updates. Even though I can't afford to subscribe, I'll leave a comment to boost its popularity.
It's pretty good, but unfortunately it's not very popular.
The first chapter gave me a feeling of Seven Days in the World.
The first chapter gave me a feeling of Seven Days in the World.
It looks pretty good.
I spent two days reading all 277 chapters, but the author never described the overall technological level of that fictional world. So, I could only try to get the AI to profile the world's technological level based on some of the technological products I'd collected from the book—electrocution, electroconvulsive therapy, Sun Miao's cannon (unknown form, possibly ancient or modern), streetlights…
It's pretty good, but it doesn't have much popularity. Looking forward to its future development.
It's not what I imagined. I'll see later.
Good idea, let's rename it "My Troubled World" Every time the protagonist dreams, he travels to a hundred years in the future, where the world is basically a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and the cause of these apocalypses all originated from one source...
It lacks a bit of epic grandeur, although it's not bad overall. You could refer to *Dr. Dawn*, a book from six years ago, taking its essence and discarding its dross; that should improve it further. *Dr. Dawn* particularly excels at portraying the brilliance of humanity.
That's great! 😰