Survivors of the collapse
Author: Joseph_Tustian
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Waking up in the same world hundreds of years after the "collapse" is not easy for the randomly selected citizen Marcus. Especially when the only information he has doesn't match what's actually going on.
Right now, he has to survive in the wild and unlock skills with the help of a holographic system. Memories come in brief flashes so his previous identity is unknown. He's gonna need to learn fast to progress. The search for other survivors will take time. Starting under the shade of a common oak tree.
Can Marcus find other survivors or his he the last man on Earth? Giving up hope now isn't his thing so let's hope for the future! ;)
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Enjoying it so far. I like the writing style. It feels fresh and unique. I hope the author can find the strength to keep going just like their determined little protagonist 😊
I really like the style of writing, the detailing of scenes and how they played with the given situations. The actions that were done by the characters could be imagined vividly, especially Marcus. Looking forward to the future developments.
The pacing is great, straightforward reading, the protagonist is wonderful. but I have one thing that is bothering me is the physical world around him, I don't feel it. Slight details of what he sees or smells and touch. [img=update] outstanding writing style though.
You are well informed about your world topic and your writing style makes it easy for someone who is not a gamer to quickly catch on, the visuals are absolutely amazing, it's written in such a way you can actaully see it happen as you read, it's a very great book
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