The System of Traveling Through the Apocalypse Is a Bit Strong

Why do most apocalyptic themes describe the dark side of human nature? Because it can touch readers' emotions, and they will leave a deep impression when their emotions fluctuate. As long as you master this degree, it will be fine. I once read a post-apocalyptic novel, and the author also followed this routine. The first dozens of chapters were fine, but later on, he may have lost control and turned into a sadist. He just didn't want the protagonist to have an easy time, and immediately committed suicide. I don't like to give too many scenes to the bad guys. They can be very inhumane in my book, but they will not be described in a big way, and they will not be allowed to get carried away. Every time they are arrogant and presumptuous, they will be cut off by the protagonist. I just don't make it easy for the villain. This is the setting I give to the protagonist. What is the protagonist? The protagonist has no extraordinary wisdom, no golden finger, and cannot punish evil and promote good, so what is the use of him? If a villain survives from the first chapter to the end, is he still a villain? That's the protagonist! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.