Gate of Apocalypse

"The Gate of Apocalypse" is the author's attempt to break through himself and write about a subject that has never been touched before. The original intention is not to pursue the so-called "breakthrough", but to explore new writing areas. The general idea of ​​the story is: If one day, you discover that this world is fake, the billions of people in this world, including us, are all NPCs in a game, and this world is just a game world. How should we resist when real players come to this world and want to kill us? The opening gimmick is eye-catching, the plot is cliche and uninspiring, the character development changes are inexplicable, the protagonist transitions suddenly from being kind to murderous and decisive, the emotional lines of multiple women seem to be difficult to control (as long as they are beautiful women, risking their lives to save them, it is too brainless, right?), There are too many typos, the details of the plot are inconsistent, especially related to the loopholes, many small details are inconsistent with the previous introduction, which is unbearable. The author's writing is too careless and casual, so I don't recommend this book.

It's good in the early stage, but starts to suck in the mid-term, and there's an endless stream of Madonna Stallion plots. I understand that the protagonist, as a high school student, logically needs to go through a gradual growth process, but many plot logics are flawed. For example, in the African rescue incident, in order to portray the warm-blooded and kind-hearted side of the protagonist, Wu Wu forcibly rescued unrelated people. It was very witty and completely different from the leader in the dungeon.

There are some ink marks on the writing

An abstract author, the content is just average, there is no big ending, it's outrageous

The overall chaos, the main line is unclear, and the protagonist setting is uncomfortable