Doomsday Farming

I finished reading this book in one go, and it's okay. The heroine is growing up little by little. It's not like the protagonists in many doomsday novels who adapt to the apocalypse after a dozen or so stories and get supernatural powers, chance encounters, and generous glory. The changes in the heroine's heart and behavior written by the author are closer to reality. This book has its highlights and flaws (but not fatal). If you prefer to read refreshing novels, you don't need to consider it. The heroine is a bit like a virgin in the early stage, but at the beginning of the apocalypse, the heroine is in a relatively safe environment (only two zombies show up in the entire community, and the heroine is still looking forward to the country's rescue). It is not too much to give some water and food to her friends from childhood to adulthood, so the heroine in the first volume is still in the adaptation period. Although the heroine has space, she does not give alms to strangers casually, and is still sensible. Although the early heroine did not have super powers, she still participated in the zombie killing, so she was still very nice. The whole early stage was basically about things happening in my own yard and with my neighbors, but it was surprisingly interesting. In the middle period, the heroine finally has superpowers and has grown a lot. Space is mentioned less and less often, and she has seen the ugliness of human nature (but her heart is still full of yearning for beauty). Moreover, in the middle period, the heroine wanders around and keeps meeting new friends. Personally, I still like the plot of Huludao very much, but there are some holes buried in the middle period that are not filled in. , The follow-up plots of some characters who appeared were discontinued (because the author has a large number of characters in each scene, and each person has a distinct personality, so he left a deep impression on them). It is really a pity that the follow-up story of each character is not fully written, but there is still fantasy. Of course, in the doomsday novel, I can only make up for the shit of those who do not appear in the follow-up. The later chapters of this book finally have a male protagonist, which is not easy. All those who were thought to be male protagonists have been written off, either dead or separated. Although this male protagonist also appeared in the middle period, the two have not communicated much. The only mini-boss in this book gradually appears. She is the heroine's "beautiful sister next door who she grew up playing with. At the same time, the heroine also gave her food and drink in the early days of the apocalypse. However, due to some reasons, she gradually became jealous of the heroine and gradually darkened her heart. In the end, she became a villain who continued to commit suicide." In fact, it was only later that the heroine realized that this sister she had always regarded as her best friend turned out to be so vicious. In the later stage, a small hook was opened for the heroine. After the mini-boss in this book kills the heroine, the heroine's independent survival buff will be given. To be honest, I almost gave up and persisted until the end. After the heroine killed the mini-boss, or to be precise, a piece of wood fell and killed the villain after the earthquake, the heroine got a spaceship ticket to leave the earth (I have to say, the author's imagination is really bright) Yes, space has changed from the original mountains and rivers to being filled with zombies. When you get bored on the spaceship, you go into space to fight zombies and upgrade.) The plot of crossing from the earth to interstellar travel was originally quite exciting, but I didn't expect the author to write a few words about it, and then it ended happily! ? ! ? ! ? But then I thought about it, this book is about the end of the world, and the subsequent story of taking a spaceship to an alien planet can be written in another book. In short, this book is very available during the book shortage. It is a book that can be read even if there is no book shortage. As a college student, the heroine's words and actions in the article are reasonable in my opinion. The author has a great sense of immersion when writing the character relationships and stories, with distinct personalities. However, because he has created too many characters, many characters have not been followed up, which is a pity. In fact, the end of the book is a bit sad, and many pitfalls were not filled in at all in the later stages. I don't know if the author wanted to finish it sooner or to finish it earlier, so he wrote it in a hurry.

Can't stand it. . . . Hail Mary

*********, Everything is being sent out, Bai Lianhua really can't stand it.

The heroine has a lot and is very capable, but she is not a strong person at heart.

It is a little different from the post-apocalyptic novels I read before. What attracted me more is that there are still many good people in the article. The author has many holes that he has not filled in, such as space. Later, he said that there is very little space in space. Xiaoxia also boarded the spaceship. Didn't he encounter it? Pity,,,,,

The meaning is not finished yet, the ending is too short and not satisfying.

It's pretty good, but the later writing was a bit too hasty, as if it was in a hurry to finish. I feel that the plot after entering Beijing can be written more, and there is no need to release the spaceship so early. I rarely remember many characters in this novel, but the plots of many characters have not been completed. It is a pity. The characters are quite unique and should be written in more chapters.

Let's go. Thank you to the drug testing pioneers for their dedication.

Chapter 61: I can't hold on any longer. How can I put it this way? If a space does not even have the owner's control, and it is like a stolen space, then there is no sense of security at all. If someone suddenly runs over and bumps into the heroine when the heroine enters the space, he can go in with the heroine, and he can also hide in it, then I don't need to tell you how it feels. That little basketball can not only enter the space when touching the heroine without her consent, but also steal the heroine's things without seeing the back. Otherwise, I will be poisoned again if it becomes the heroine's pet. Even if it becomes a pet in the end, it is not a reason to be robbed.

I feel pretty good, growing type

After reading Chapter 4 I can see that the heroine is an ordinary student gangster, but the heroine is not smart and is really an ordinary person...

I personally think it's well written

It can be seen from the heroine in the book that the author is a female student with a dark psychology! It's the end of the world. Someone in the team is plotting to harm others. Do you still want to hide behind the scenes and wait for the team to disperse and live alone?