A Crossover Apocalypse, but I Start as the Shadow Lightning in the Otherworld

I haven't found any major flaws yet, and the protagonist hasn't encountered any particularly frustrating situations, but the plot just leaves me with a lingering sense of unease. There's no sense of apocalypse at all; instead, there's a sense of discontinuity. But when faced with a new safe zone, one must proceed slowly and deliberately. It can only be said that the author is a master of the art of pacing. Most people might not find this kind of plot problematic, but I just feel uncomfortable, very uncomfortable. It's like the feeling of something suddenly stopping before the gold is laid.

I've finished reading all the chapters so far, and overall it seems alright. However, I'm a little worried that given the overall post-apocalyptic setting, there might be situations where, despite the apocalypse, the characters with slice-of-life personalities act out as if they were in their everyday lives. The protagonist has already had relationships with both Hoshino Ai and Hayasaka Ai. However, the process is skipped without any details. The female characters themselves are also not described in much detail. Therefore, it's not exactly a Liu Bei story; it's just a fairly common post-apocalyptic fanfiction. Then, seeing the current content, it seems they took precautions to avoid potential triggers. There was even a specific description of the female lead changing her outer clothing when outsiders were present. If the protagonist doesn't go to his counterpart's world later on, then there shouldn't be any issues. But if he does go, then there will be issues in the Naruto world because his counterpart has already taken in many women. Then, someone in the comments mentioned a romantic pairing, which likely refers to a passerby encountered on the road who warns the protagonist about a boss monster ahead. This passerby is Arima Kousei, who is hiding his lover who has been infected by death energy. He doesn't appear throughout the entire story. If he doesn't reappear later, then he's probably just a passerby.

The main character is Black-skinned Ni Ge

The cover and description almost made me think the protagonist was the Raikage, so I clicked on it because I was interested in the female lead. #(Laughing and crying)

Looking at the past, I wonder how long the author can keep writing this series? #(You know what I mean)#(You know what I mean) Hopefully it can last a while. #(Sunglasses)#(Sunglasses)

When it comes to choosing someone to manage survivors in a post-apocalyptic world, Esdeath is the only one that comes to mind. Female characters in slice-of-life stories are generally kind-hearted and naive. Even if their combat abilities are boosted by cheat codes, their mental state isn't up to par. They might hesitate to punish survivors who rebel, ultimately causing their own mental state to collapse, just like Asuna in this book.

Where is Shennong?

Kono Hitoshi and Takeda Hiromitsu, right?

I suggest the author change the costume to either Hoshino Ai's stage outfit or Hayasaka Ai's maid outfit; currently, the two female leads' status directly attracts readers. On the contrary, I didn't see the Raikage part. Although I'm building a muscular man and having a harem, it's a pure love story.

Is it pornographic? Is it animalistic? Is it normal? Is it positive? To be honest, the main character's design is a bit over the top!