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Just let the woman wear it and teach her children how to use technology to save the world. Life in the apocalypse is so dangerous and naive. The protagonist is still a lover of peace and justice. He has lived in the apocalypse for 60 years. Haha. Your writing is too imprecise. If there was no golden finger, the main character would die in a few years, and he would still be a loser. He is naive and ignorant. I don't want to read it and can't stand it.

At first, I was attracted by the violent soldiers, and later by the plot. However, as I continued writing, the plot became more and more monotonous. 60 Years have not only worn away the modern vitality of the protagonist, but also worn away the thinking of modern people. In a world full of darkness, they want "light", "heroes", "respecting the elderly and caring for the young", "socialist core values" and so on. He always casts a glorious image on his enemies, which seems too childish and doesn't look like an old knight from the end at all. I hope to change the protagonist's thinking, it's still very interesting (๑¯ω¯๑)

There are too many poisonous points. First of all, the protagonist is an old man. Second, using modern technology to compete with mythological genres is ignorant. 3. After 60 years of living in the apocalypse, people are still talking about equality, which is not the case in real society, let alone the apocalypse. If the apocalypse is now, the situation can be imagined. When writing about the apocalypse, it is better to write about darkness, which is cruel and realistic.

I understand. The people in it, including the protagonist, are not only insane but also perverted. I like it.

I don't understand why such a beautiful book can't become popular? [Emot=default,10/]

I was quite confused when I saw it😲

I absolutely love your book!

It's a bit confusing to watch, and the main character may seem a little bit mentally disturbed.

Rubbish novel, ruining my youth!

After reading about forty chapters, I have been thinking of many words to describe this protagonist. A more appropriate adjective is shameless and double standards.