Doomsday Countdown: Longguo Prepares for War on an All-Out Scale!

It's laughable. The author knows a little science, but only a tiny bit, and he forces in high-tech jargon without considering that the technological capabilities described in the book would be afraid of an apocalypse within a single planet. Given the author's research speed of achieving small-scale nuclear fusion in just half a month, wouldn't three years of technological development be enough to defeat an apocalypse and lead to a retreat into space?

This is utterly ridiculous! I could tolerate the beginning, but it all started when they were going to rescue Siberia even at -150 degrees Celsius – it's absurd! They can casually go out at 200 km/h during a super blizzard, and they're already this powerful right after becoming evolved beings?

The development is completely illogical; it's downright insane. The transformation from solar decay to evolved beings is so rapid and smooth, I'd believe it if Nuwa herself were alive. In this type of story, the main character should have fewer scenes. Give more screen time to the supporting characters and focus more on depicting their patriotism and faith. The key is to combine theory with practice, not just rambling on and on.

It's good, but the ending was rushed, and there's very little content; I finished it in a day.

Hydrology, absolutely hydrology, a very short article with a grand concept, but below is just a little bit. The research on the poison is useless, so what's the point of researching it? It's all just a tiger's head and an ant's tail.

It got messed up after that, and I had no interest in watching it to the end.

The first dozen or so chapters are all frozen, but around chapter 50, jungles start appearing again.

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The ending was just a letdown...