The Apocalypse Begins with an Underground Base

Licking dog articles, I advise everyone not to fall into the trap.

If there is a revival of spiritual energy, it's not interesting. It's too fantasy and boring. The apocalyptic novel needs to be science fiction.

Originally, I thought the protagonist was invincible. He had been far ahead since the beginning of the apocalypse, and he was decisive in killing. I thought this protagonist was okay. But when I saw the protagonist using wooden boxes to transport ordinary people rescued from the outside, I really felt that the protagonist was destined to be a bully all his life. The temperature outside is only about minus 40 degrees. It is the first time for the protagonist to save the elderly, children and a few of his own women, and he just brings them back in a wooden box. (The wooden box + person weighs about 800 kilograms. Including the protagonist, who walks on two legs and sinks directly into the snow. It doesn't matter if the author forces it to be reasonable) But the second time I went to the supermarket to save people, there were about 30 people there, and they were all young and middle-aged people. Wear thicker clothes and you can walk on your own. As a result, the protagonist of the ox and horse just used a box to transport people and ran back and forth four or five times. He was worthy of being a ox and horse. Everyone knows that it is called Dou Mi En Sheng Mi Qiu. The protagonist does not let the ordinary people who go out of the market see the harsh environment outside. Once they are brought back, they are directly let into a very safe base. Under normal circumstances, there must be someone behind the scenes who wants to cause trouble.

This is the worst novel I have ever read. It is all about explanations and the heart of a holy mother.

Momojiji, you can explain it all.

This book is really not that good, there is no passion at all, there are explanations everywhere, and there is too little plot.

Even if you fart, you have to explain it for a long time. It's so tedious.

Overall it's pretty good, but some of the measures in the underground base are unreasonable. Except for meals, everything else actually needs to be charged, otherwise it won't be conducive to management.

I really wonder if the author joined the society after graduating from elementary school?

It was obviously a symptom of drinking fake wine.