
The Apocalypse: A Terrifying Storm
末世之恐怖风暴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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This is a novel from 2010; please don't judge it by 2019 standards. It's like comparing an iPhone X Max to a 2010 phone.
I read this book six or seven years ago; it was a masterpiece in the post-apocalyptic genre for its time.
The writing style is a bit immature and the emotional description is deliberate. Does the author need to practice his writing...
Themes and formulas may be excused by time, but intelligence will always be a fatal flaw. A group of people discovered the use of the crystal cores and excitedly went to fight monsters and level up. However, they couldn't defeat a giant python on the twelfth floor. How did they cope? They just waited on the thirteenth floor for over ten days!
Back then, Gu Xi's post-apocalyptic novels were truly masterpieces. I've read all three of his post-apocalyptic novels: Reboot, Dark King, and this one. They are all excellent works. I will remember the shock that Reboot brought me for the rest of my life.
Another Mary Sue story. Not only does the protagonist rescue someone he barely knows, but he also gives the loot to that person. And to make matters worse, the protagonist feels guilty. I can't believe it!
The first post-apocalyptic leveling-up novel I ever read; I used to frequently look for similar post-apocalyptic leveling-up novels to read.
Do you want to understand the meaning of life? Do you want to truly live? YES / NO
I just want to find a pure post-apocalyptic evolution novel... Why are all the post-apocalyptic novels these days such messy nonsense, with cultivation systems and card exchange systems... I feel like they're all garbage.
I'm a little dissatisfied with the ending. They just left Vera there and didn't do anything about it?