Nightmare City

Extremely imaginative, clean writing, and strong narrative ability, he writes vividly about the scene of the end of the world. It's a masterpiece!

Okay, let's read your 10,000-word long chapter, you fierce man, read and subscribe. Spring is coming, there is a lot of rain, and I was impatient at first, but seeing the new green trees growing on the trees is beautiful, I can bear it. It's like writing an article. Sometimes I feel tired, but some people take a look at it, and I can bear it, right? Hahaha

In a long shot in Eli's book, there are dead gray ruins on both sides of the former highway. That feeling of depression, coldness, emptiness, and loneliness is like a hand holding your heart tightly. Walking alone in the empty ruins of the city, it is so quiet that one feels like the last human being in the world. I think this is the most attractive part of the apocalyptic genre, the morbid despair, twisted human nature, and the emerging forces established by survivors struggling on the corpses of the dead old world like maggots parasitizing in rotting corpses. That kind of complete despair, complete depravity, and complete use of any means to survive. The conflict between human nature and bestiality, the intertwining of hope and despair.