The Biochemical Terminator

It's a pity that this book was born at the wrong time. The writing and plot structure are very good. It was normal for the royal road route, which seemed very enjoyable at the time, to turn into a competition for power. However, because of the national conditions at that time, Internet writers were destined to be miserable. They failed to stick to their own ideas and were influenced by the comments of some readers at the time.

I have been reading books myself for more than ten years. I have not read many apocalyptic texts, but I have basically read all the famous ones. Now I will not read books if they are not new. This book tells the story of the protagonist Lei, who breaks through a barrier and is reborn in England before the end of the world, leading his friends to struggle together in the end. The early stage was tense and exciting, and just two chapters exaggerated the feeling of anxiety before the end. Let me evaluate this section in one word, it is true. Especially now that mainstream novels write about the apocalypse very casually, this point is particularly valuable. Ask yourself, even if you are reborn, can you really be calm about the coming of the apocalypse? Let's talk about the setting. The setting of this book is that some special zombies have shells, bah, and cores in their brains. After crushing them and sucking the liquid inside, you can get some of the zombie abilities. This setting cannot be said to be fantastic, but compared to the mainstream God-sent style, doesn't it seem more reasonable? Say it is true, such as this description: The sound waves that filled the air suddenly stopped, causing a room full of international students to turn their attention to Lei Poguan, who was standing in front of the stereo. Fatty Xu, who was dancing with his buttocks to the beat of the music, complained angrily to Lei Poguan: "Leilei! Why did you turn off the music! Turn on the CD quickly!" Outside the door at the end of the entrance hall, after the living room was quiet, there was a knock on the door and an angry curse from Takako Matsumoto: "Lei! You are a bastard! Open the door quickly!" No one knew what was going on. Just as they were about to discuss it, they suddenly heard an overwhelming shout from outside the window! The sound insulation effect of the presidential suite is very good. No matter how loud the sound is outside, it should be quiet inside as long as the windows are closed. But the sound that spread from outside the house was as loud as a tsunami in the Irish Gulf a thousand meters away! The huge sound almost shook the entire hotel building! When the international students in the room heard this sound, their hearts beat up, and the timid ones even felt weak in their legs. They had never heard such a sound before. It was literally hundreds of thousands of people shouting at the same time! "What the hell?!" They looked at each other in horror, trying to get the answer from each other's eyes. I once saw a video of a riot in India. Even if the video shooter was shooting from a distance, he could hear an overwhelming sound. Even though the language was different across the screen, I was very scared. In addition, the protagonist's character is decisive and cold-blooded, and he also has some sense of social responsibility. When I saw some people saying that the protagonist saves the world, I think it is not that exaggerated. Without harming one's own interests, can posting a post to comfort oneself be considered a salvation?

After reading the first volume, I have two questions. Can't first-order zombies be artificially created? Why are brain cores so expensive? The second question is that the protagonist originally said to keep quiet in the room, why did he play the piano to pretend to be a zombie?

Osamu Tezuka once said: Ending with a dream is disrespectful to the readers. When I read this book at the time, I felt very sorry for the ending. I couldn't let it go. The story of the whole book was just a dream. The owner of the dream was actually not Lei Poguan, but Lin Xiaoxiao, who barely appeared in the story. After reading a book, readers still have feelings for "Lei Poguan" in the story. It is difficult to accept that such a flesh-and-blood Lei Poguan is just a fantasy character in the dream of a supporting actress. I am very disappointed. It is even better to say that it is a real dream that Lei Poguan had about predicting the biochemical crisis that he will encounter in the future. This will at least make us imagine that the whole story will actually happen in that world. Rather than feeling that the entire story and Lei Poguan did not exist.

In fact, the writing is quite good. It was the first zombie novel. I was very surprised when I read it. It's a pity that the author stopped writing it. The writing is really good.

I was filled with emotion when I read this book again after so many years. I read this book when I was in elementary school. There were no mobile phones at that time. I bought my first MP4 player and downloaded a bunch of Jay Chou, JJ Lin, and the so-called non-mainstream dance music at the store. When I was about to leave, I saw an e-book, which started my ten-year career in online writing. I remember the first book I read at that time was called Monkey King Enters the City. I don't know if this book can still be found. The second one was Tian Xingjian's talk about the Rebirth of Gundam Mecha. The novel's writing style seems very childish now, but at the time it pulled me into a world of mechas and galloped around. Speaking of this novel, from the current perspective, the description of the front part of this novel is still good, and the danger when the disaster breaks out The description of the mechanics is very good, and it also uses a very novel brain core at the time. It is essentially about killing monsters and upgrading, but it was very eye-catching at the time. I don't know why the author ended it in a hurry later. It's a pity that I searched for this novel when I was in high school.

Some of the more explicit chapters are gone

When I read this book in the fourth grade of elementary school, I felt really heartbroken and sad. The protagonist is still my hero to this day, even though sometimes his IQ is not online.

Why do we have to save the beauty in the early stage of rebirth after the apocalypse? Are you afraid that you won't meet me later? In the early stage, take a beautiful woman around to show your survival strength.

It's a masterpiece in the early stages, and all the settings are okay. Just in the middle. It went off the rails later, but it's a pity it's too little.