When Calamity Destroys the World, I Stand My Ground with a Blade

From the current point of view, this is a good article that is relatively normal among the many doomsday articles I have read (please explain that normal means not darkened, too bloody, thoroughbred, etc. Everyone has different preferences, so I won't explain it too much). The author has a clear idea, a reasonable story, and good writing. There is no forced wisdom, and there is no Virgin plot. The look and feel is good, and it is worth reading.

I don't understand why not many people read such a good book? This book has a grand concept, strict logic, scientific plot development, vivid characters, and a certain degree of realism. It is very readable and makes people feel deeply involved. Perhaps the biggest shortcoming is that the content introduction is not well written. I hope more people can appreciate this book.