Apocalyptic Chemist

A setting must be repeated over and over again. Your physical fitness is strong, so your reaction is fast, so you can run fast, so you are strong, and you must improve your word count over and over again.

I've watched 70% of it, tell me your feelings. The early and middle stages of this book are well written, the logic is very strict, and there are few poisonous points. The protagonist is neither a dog licker nor a virgin, but it basically only writes about the protagonist and a few of his followers, and not much about team development. The characters are written very successfully, especially the protagonist, who has a distinctive personality and a paralyzed face. Personally, I think that the early and middle stages are very interesting and interesting, but the later stages fall apart and are not as attractive as the previous ones. I am very optimistic about the author, but it is a pity that the author does not seem to be publishing new books on apocalypse.

I found it very funny when I saw a book review that said it was impersonal and heartless. This is the end of the world, not just playing house, and this book is obviously not one of those so-called doomsday novels that eat brain cores, but more like those so-called doomsday novels that play online games. In the end of the world, everyone is in danger, so it's good if you can take care of yourself. At most, you can take care of your loved ones. No matter how many people there are, why should the protagonist help? Not to mention too much, in this peaceful age, I think everyone reading now can have enough to eat and drink. So if you see a beggar on the road, will you definitely give money? Excluding liars, the real beggar might freeze to death that night and starve to death. Will anyone care? There are so many reports now that people have died on the road, and passers-by may not even call the police, let alone help. If this is the case in peaceful times, do we still need to imagine the end of the world? I don't usually see him being so helpful to others, but when he goes online and sees a more rational protagonist, he talks about being heartless. Isn't it funny? So, author, you must not be affected. It will be very good if you continue to follow the current style. In addition, it will be better if you follow the newer style more.

I think low-level martial arts is more interesting, while high-level martial arts can easily become divorced from people's social attributes. In the end, only a few people have some influence on the protagonist. Therefore, when writing about high-level martial arts, you need to constantly change the map and defeat more powerful guys, otherwise you will not be able to continue writing. . . . . . . The process of continuous improvement of low force is the process of the protagonist observing society and the world from different perspectives. During this process, the attitudes and ideas of other people in society towards him are also constantly changing, resulting in richer interactions and conflicts.

Why are most apocalyptic articles so heartless? Wouldn't it be nice to have a little more collective wisdom?

I don't think there's anything wrong with the male protagonist's attitude towards women, it's also a unique style. I haven't seen the male protagonist in "Legend of the Master" from N years ago. He was also very cold. Isn't it just as popular? Calm, capable, and capable of execution, this is the perfect male protagonist.

It seems to be a book I read in junior high school. I couldn't wait for the ending. I searched on a whim today and found 😭. I really liked this book at the time. It's very interesting.

The Internet environment was still relaxed in 2014. Many place names and nouns in the novel are now directly blocked. It can only be said that saline-alkali land is saline-alkali land after all, and foreign advanced technologies are always used for evil purposes.

It's a pity that after two hundred chapters, the special charm of the protagonist disappeared and it became a regular apocalyptic novel.

I saw the main character writing about cannibalism later, which seemed normal at first glance, but he also wrote that he would definitely be able to withstand the sequelae of cannibalism. After seeing this, I stopped reading. I can only say that the three views are incorrect.

The early part of this book is good, but the later part of the book, starting from the establishment of the base, is not as exciting as the early part. I found the subsequent plot to be rather boring.

This book contains a lot of data in the early stage, making it seem like the setting is particularly rigorous, but in fact it was all written by Dad Xia. There is a lot of nonsense, the numbers are very confusing, and the characterization is like shit. The plot is even more baffling. I hope the author's family will be happy and healthy.

The eunuch's book that has been written for many years has finally been completed. There are too few books on the apocalyptic genre that can be read. For example, Doomsday Reunion and Doomsday Roulette are all good in the early stages, but completely boring in the middle and later stages. And this book is the best one among the apocalyptic books I have read. But it was suddenly discontinued. I felt very regretful at the time.

The only apocalyptic novel I have finished reading is the author's last book Gene Invasion. After all these years, I will think of apocalyptic novels whenever I see them. It's a pity that such a good author

Can you finish writing the story of the island? I've been dreaming about it for many years.

The author doesn't write a book but has changed his vest. If you know about it, please let me know. Thank you. I quite like the style of the novel.

There are so many bugs, the plot is sometimes incomprehensible, and the control ability is really bad. It collapsed after writing more than a hundred chapters. Several books are like this, it's really bad!

There are only two apocalyptic books that I have finished reading. The other one is "Genetic Invasion" written by another author, which is more to my liking.

When I was in primary school, I secretly read this book on an elderly computer with Internet access. Now that I am a freshman, I have read it countless times in the past ten years, and I have a different feeling every time I read it. The author's writing is really good. Maybe it's because of preconceptions. I've been obsessed with apocalyptic literature since this book, but in the end I couldn't find anything as good as this book. Whether it's the daily routine in the early stage or the unconstrained imagination in the later stage, I think it's very interesting and in line with my appetite. I remember that when I started reading it, I updated it to the chapter "Huangshan, Huangshan". From then on, I followed every chapter. Unfortunately, the author wrote too slowly, hahaha, and I finished it in a while. Until the last chapter of the second volume, when I wrote the invitation chapter, it suddenly stopped updating. My heart sank, and I didn't write it anymore. I was quite sad at the time. I went back from time to time to see if the author had continued it, but after all, there was no new plot. However, the first volume is also a complete story, so just treat it as finished!

Back then, I used the 200 yuan I saved from living frugally to buy a copycat smartphone and read this book. It's still fresh in my memory after all these years. Today, I came over to visit the grave on a whim to see if it was finished, and I burst into tears.

The front is okay, but the back is ugly. Building a base feels like keeping a running account.

The writing is actually very reasonable. I also like the character of the main character very much. I also love it purely. I almost forgot about watching it a few years ago. At that time, there was a master of Tieba who gave an ending hahaha. It was quite a pity.

Is the author from Nanjing? What a coincidence, so am I. The Jiangnan Medical University in the book is Nan Medical University, right? Some of my classmates went to Nanjing Medical University, and some of my classmates went to Jiangnan Agricultural University and Jiangnan Normal University. They are all very good friends of mine. But why is there no Jiangnan Airlines? Because I am a student of China Southern Airlines, haha. If the end of the world really comes, I wonder if my female classmate from Jiangnan Medical University (who has a temperament very similar to Ye Oh) will meet a boy who says "I know everything about you"? I wonder if the survivors from Agricultural University and Normal University will have a dispute? The Ningzhou base is Nanjing. Nanjing is abbreviated as Ning, Suzhou, Xichang and Zhenning.

I don't understand what you're doing about voting? Aren't you trying to form a clique among your subordinates? I don't believe they won't favor each other and help each other privately. The so-called names and tools are not fake to others, why don't you engage in a points contribution system? Your points contribution system still has some credibility, but you do this b-voting? 6 To fly. You have a high opinion of the mass quality required for voting.

This is the first book that I have written on the Internet. Now I come back to read it. Although the writing style is sometimes not satisfactory, the setting and the development of the story are still okay. Although the post-apocalyptic survival in the early stage turned into a path of evolution in the later stage, which is a bit abrupt, as the author said, it deviated from his original intention of writing this book, but as far as I am concerned, the stories in the early and late stages are very attractive to me. Especially the relationship between the protagonist and the gods in the later period, I think it is very interesting. If this book had two to three hundred chapters from the protagonist's establishment of Fangcheng to his dealings with the gods, it would be smoother to add a richer storyline and show the protagonist's process of managing and becoming stronger in the apocalypse. The "gods" in the later period, that is, the last life on earth, is a very bold and reasonable setting in my opinion. The development of life has always been a topic that humans are eager to understand. The inexplicable explosion of life in the Cambrian, the appearance of suspected modern technology in ancient ruins, and the doubts in human evolution... There are so many things to write about. Life longs to continue. Whether it is the "gods" or the so-called "third generation life" like the protagonist, they all hope to move to a higher level in evolution. For this reason, the "gods" even use the earth as a breeding ground and the k-virus as a catalyst to obtain enough energy for evolution. Although it is difficult to develop such a worldview, after all, many settings in the book are unscientific. But if I can write a more or less accurate explanation and roughly complete the world view, I think this book can become a quite famous masterpiece in the online literary world. Of course, this setting may not be the author's original intention. He may just want to write a work about hoarding goods and farming in a post-apocalyptic city. But as a reader, I really feel that the setting of this work is quite creative, but it is a pity that the author failed to bring it into full play. Finally, how many vests does this author have? Can any book friends tell me? I also read Gene Invasion written by him under another account, but I heard that there are other works?

They are all "but", "only", "so", "why", "because", "if", "you need to know" and "however" ("but" and "so" are used most frequently, almost no less than 5 and more than 10 times in every chapter), and they especially like to be used at the beginning of sentences. "But so", "but because", "but if", "but why", "so because" and "so if" are often used in combination with each other. They are all ill words. Chapter 2: 8 but not enough; Chapter 3: 6 but not enough; Chapter 4: 6 but not enough...

Much better than the apocalyptic writing then and now

Chapters 210 to 213 are so poisonous that even Hua Tuo cannot bear it in his reincarnation. Roughly speaking, the protagonist traveled thousands of kilometers to find his parents and then went back. His parents suddenly disappeared without any sign or trace, and they disappeared in a deliberately plot-killing manner.

Does anyone know the ID of the author's other novels, or what he is currently writing?

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