On the Edge of Doomsday

Although I haven't seen much yet and I won't comment on the plot yet, I think the descriptions in this book are very detailed and full of pictures. Of course, if you don't like to read too many words but just take the meaning, it will be uncomfortable.

The background is a world after alien invasion. After hundreds of years of development, there are only more than 100 million people left, and the characters in it are all Europeans except aliens. In other words, all 14/7 billion Chinese people are dead? Is it not as good as Europe or Africa in science and technology? Black people have appeared many times. Not even a yellow person has appeared in China, so the author is from a foreign country? Or are you deliberately trying to undermine our country?

You can read Lord of the Night. The book I just finished has a similar beginning to this one, very bloody. This book is also very good, I will definitely read it

Da Liu's shooter hypothesis appears in the article. It seems that the author is also a fan of Da Liu. The content is quite good, but the protagonist's early upgrade is a bit confusing.

It's really ugly. You can travel to the interstellar space. It's an insult to your IQ to fight thousands of aboriginals with no technology. The opponent's cannon is like a red cannon, plus a gunpowder gun that refills the gunpowder barrel twice to release marbles. Is the weapon you brought with you a fire stick at a distance of 500 meters? Sad to watch

He was speechless. His grandfather used to bet 50 million for a family as big as his and was ridiculed. A slave can be auctioned for millions, and the children of a small family clamor to buy a female slave for 2 million.

I read it over 100 hours in 27 days and gave it a fair review. Overall: 8.7 Points, worth watching, not worth watching twice. Keywords: dusk VS dawn. West, doomsday, wasteland, unyielding, alien race, supernatural power, interstellar, family, middle ages, Madonna, coward, harem (Excerpt: The wedding of Allen and many girls has officially begun!)... Good: Dusk vs. Dawn is philosophical. The content and plot are rich and colorful, integrating a variety of elements, and the world view is quite grand. He is good at various descriptions and the fighting scenes are spectacular. Bad: Serious water injection (various descriptions are piled up and detailed. It was okay at the beginning, but after half of reading, it was boring. One move has hundreds of words on one page. It is the same whether it is a big or small boss or a passerby. The plot is also dragging. The two sides fight and write nonsense for several pages, explaining to each other how my move is). The Virgin Mother (I can't bear it, I can't bear it, I let it go, but I kill all kinds of people, I talk about peace, but I start a war at the same time). Cowardly (a person can spit in the face of a pig's trotters, describe all day long how powerful his family is, how powerful he is, and have been assassinated, contradicted, and looked down upon without showing any sign of it, and it is still the same when he later became one of the Four Supreme Beings), inconsistent (it dug a lot of holes, and some are forgotten, which is understandable, but many of them are not filled in well, and there are many inconsistencies). The sense of technology is poor (in the era of interstellar navigation, wars are often not even as good as a battle. There are no machine guns, tanks, or drones. It has a medieval flavor. Maybe the author is not good at writing about modern wars and future battles, but he writes about medieval chivalry quite well). In addition, if you want to write a Western-style novel, just write about the Western style. If you also mix in a hint of Oriental and black people, and write Oriental people as so inferior, even worse than black people, do you look down on your own nation that much? Many people in the comments said that it felt like a book by Jiangnan in the Mist and Rain. I have read one, and it is indeed a bit similar, but Jiangnan in the Mist and Rain writes about Western things well, and is not as disparaging as you!

Is the author a foreigner or a Chinese?

I'm not interested in foreign names. It's not that I'm discriminatory or advocating for foreigners, but I think foreign names are all the same, especially for supporting roles. The names are often mixed up. It's very tiring and difficult to watch. So after 1/3 of it, I never watched it again. I didn't have a sense of immersion. I couldn't help it.

The front is okay, but I don't want to see the stallion in the back.