End Times Journal: Darkness

I first encountered the story on the Walking Dead forum in 2013. It started as a casual novel written on a whim, but the author's dedicated writing won over many discerning readers. With the support and encouragement of the forum members, and due to work commitments, I could only write intermittently for my many supporters. Remarkably, the quality did not suffer. After six years, in 2019, I have accumulated 700,000 words. I have now transitioned to a full-time author and will continue to write Shi Lei's story for my loyal readers. I hope you will continue to support me. Thank you.

It's a really good book, isn't it? I read it when I was in junior high school, and now I'm a full-time author at home. Read this book carefully; it will make many people tremble. It's very realistic, without too many pretentious face-slapping tropes. The only thing it has to offer is the story of a person going from weak to strong, from one person to a group of people.

This is a post-apocalyptic novel, narrated in the first person, creating a strong sense of immersion and giving the reader the visual experience of a post-apocalyptic movie. The opening setup is excellent, concise and to the point, the plot flows smoothly, each character's introduction is well-placed, and the pacing is excellent. It's a highly recommended post-apocalyptic novel. I also checked out another work by the author, and it seems like they're planning to make it a series. Good luck to the author! I hope they don't stop updating midway through, as keeping readers waiting too long isn't good.

Gao Xiaohan is the only true god; even Xiao Qi was killed by her, but the wild wolf is fine.

I don't know where to begin, but the feelings I have are quite profound. Yesterday, I saw that this fantastic post-apocalyptic novel had finished, and it really touched me. I first saw it on a game forum when I was in elementary school, and then someone commented that it was copied and pasted, so I posted a link to the original. So, by chance, I came across The Walking Dead and Apocalypse Notes forums. It was around 2012, I think. Blackie was serializing it there. Although I wasn't mature enough at the time, I read a few chapters and was quite shocked. I was deeply moved by the strong sense of immersion in the novel and the coherent and compact plot. I would stay up all night to keep reading. Every time I had a holiday, the first thing I did was open the forum to see if there were any updates. Back then, Hei Ge wasn't a full-time author yet; he only wrote occasionally, but he put a lot of effort into it. I remember that before, in order to update faster, he directly posted pictures of newly updated novels on Tieba. Since I didn't have enough data at the time, I didn't follow along and skipped directly to the part where he was writing, haha. I forgot why, but it seems that updates on Tieba are no longer allowed. A fan group was created, and I joined it. I saved the original manuscript, which is now almost impossible to find, all the way up to Volume XV. I would also follow it on 17k when I had time, but I felt that if I were to see the ending, my youth might also be over, so I decided not to continue reading. I'd rather keep it as a memory. I don't know about Hei Ge's writing style now, but when I read the section about Shi Lei's black, white, and gray personality descriptions, I found it to be quite detailed and rigorous, and I admired it very much. My writing isn't very good, please forgive me... Um... I'll stop here for now. I'll write more if I think of anything else. I hope Brother Hei sees this. Although this book is finished, my love for him is unending. He will always be my Brother Hei. Best wishes. —From an ordinary high school senior

And then... That's it?

It's been five months...

Honestly, I think it would be better to return to the general direction of a zombie outbreak and apocalyptic crisis, with fewer mutated monsters. This book could be finished, and then different series could be written based on different storylines. For example, it could be about Shi Lei not returning, the virus still breaking out, and him leading his existing team to survive; or it could be about him returning, but needing to repair history and constantly traveling back and forth to classic past events (similar to Avengers: Endgame and the TV series 12 Monkeys). I think both would have good story development. On a side note, I kind of miss Xiao Qi.

A highly recommended masterpiece of zombie apocalypse novels!

Hey OP, say something! Why haven't you updated "Light" yet?