The Apocalypse: A Terrifying Storm

This is a novel written in 2010, so please don't treat it from the perspective of 2019. It's like comparing your iPhone x max with a phone from 2010

I read this book six or seven years ago. It was a masterpiece in the apocalyptic genre at that time.

The writing style is a bit immature and the emotional description is deliberate. Does the author need to practice his writing...

The subject matter and routine may use time as an excuse, but IQ is always a flaw. A group of people discovered the use of crystal cores and rushed to fight monsters and upgrade. However, there was a giant python on the 12th floor that they couldn't defeat. How did this group of people deal with it? They just waited on the 13th floor for more than ten days! ! ! The most precious development time in the early stage has been waited for more than ten days. Is this forcing others to develop and upgrade? Later, he also forcibly explained that if you climb down from the building, you may be discovered by the zombies at the bottom of the building. Let alone the giant python on the twelfth floor, would the zombies dare to enter the building? Even if there is no giant python, how boring would the zombies be, standing at the bottom of the building all day long looking at the heights of the 12th and 3rd floors? Even if they are snail mutants written in the book, do they like to look at the sky all day long? Also, how many zombies are there downstairs so that you can't even find a place to stay? Could it be that all the zombies from all over the world have come downstairs in your house? The book repeatedly describes the protagonist's downstairs being filled with mutants. Could it be that all the mutants near your home came to your downstairs for a meeting? Besides, when you climb down from the thirteenth floor, you can actually see the giant python lying in the corridor through the glass? ? ? Is this really an apartment building? Are you sure it's not the main hall of the office building? You climb down the rope outside the building, and you can actually see the giant python in the corridor through countless layers of walls? ? ? Can a python see you? Do you all have clairvoyance? It's okay to just forcefully arrange a group-killing plot. Let's talk about the fat man who was accidentally killed by the protagonist after he went berserk. The protagonist was so frightened by the giant python that he waited upstairs for more than ten days. The fat man actually naively thought that the protagonist was deliberately hiding his strength? How full is the protagonist that he would rather wait more than ten days to starve to death rather than reveal his "hidden strength" to kill the giant python? After all this, I didn't expect that the protagonist could not control his berserk state and foolishly ran in front of the berserk protagonist to show his presence. It can only be said that at least 30% of Fatty's death was caused by his own stupidity. Let's talk about the protagonist's mentality. After going on a rampage and accidentally killing the fat man, the protagonist felt that he had made a "big mistake"! I just want to know, what kind of mentality and logic is this? The protagonist doesn't even know if the power of the rampage is his own. After the rampage, the protagonist still doesn't know if it is him. Is this a "big mistake"? Is the word "Mitian" so worthless? You want to say that you accidentally killed the fat man and you are full of guilt. I have nothing to say, but you always make a "big mistake". Do you dare to be more exaggerated in your tone? Finally, let's talk about the protagonist. He accidentally killed the fat man and parted ways with his teammates. Anyone with a normal IQ should know what he is in, right? After going on a rampage and not recognizing his relatives, this is obviously not suitable for forming a team, but what did the protagonist do? You have just seen off the last group of teammates, and as soon as you walked out of the building, you happily joined another team of survivors. What if you go berserk again? What should I do if I accidentally kill my teammates again? Have you thought about it? Didn't the death of the fat man improve your IQ even a little bit? Even if it is an old book, the only thing that is old is the subject matter and the routine. IQ has been a standard throughout the ages. If the IQ is not enough, it will be difficult for people to appreciate it in many years. Those once masterpieces, even if the routine is old now, at least it will not make people think that the writer is completely at the thinking level of a middle school student.

Gu Xi's apocalyptic novels at that time were indeed masterpieces. I have read all three of his apocalyptic novels, Restarting the Apocalypse, King of Darkness, and this one. They are indeed masterpieces. I will remember the shock that this book gave me in my lifetime.

It's another Madonna novel. It's okay to save someone you don't know very well and give the loot to that person. Forget it. The protagonist has to feel guilty. I can't stand it🐴

This was the first post-apocalyptic upgrade novel I read that year. I used to often look for similar post-apocalyptic upgrade novels to read.

Want to understand the meaning of survival? Want to truly live? YES/NO

I just want to find a pure doomsday evolution novel... Why are all the doomsday writings now so messed up, and the cultivation system exchange cards... I feel like they are all garbage

The ending is a bit unsatisfactory, so Weier just left it alone, right?