Wasteland: The All-Purpose Soldier

I think this book is very interesting. Although I couldn't understand it in the early stage, the rest was all because of the early stage. Even the final ending was a bit disappointing to me.

This book is overall good-looking and not watery at all.

The plot is quite good, but the author's writing is too poor and messy. Almost everything happens to the protagonist by accident. A completely passive protagonist is not a good protagonist, and it makes it difficult for readers to read.

The background is good and the story is good, but the plot is rubbish and the writing is rubbish. There are big and small pits everywhere, just like driving 100 miles on Mount Everest. It's 9000+ years ago, and many technological weapons are still from the World War II era. The cold weapon era of strategy and tactics during World War II and World War I is mixed with mental retardation. After 7000+ years, human IQ has evolved to the heel. I'm speechless. It seems to be at the level of a junior high school student, and it ruins a very good subject matter.

This three-year-old can write better than you, so childish

Holy Mother, everything else is fine

After watching a third of the story, I feel like the protagonist has no ideas of his own, just like a fallen leaf being blown by the wind. Events happen very suddenly, and I watch too fast. Sometimes I suddenly don't know why it is like this, and I have to go back and look carefully. There is no sense of immersion. It's more interesting to add elements of Red Alert

This book is annoying. Take a shower and go to sleep. Goodbye

What the hell, forty people were killed by fifty people in a single gunshot. How fast is that?

Extremely poisonous