Demon King Villain: No Playing by the Rules

I promptly gave it a five-star review and added it to my bookshelf. Most of Tomato's post-apocalyptic novels are written by overly sentimental authors, so I've finally found one that isn't.

For those who dislike Mary Sue characters, this is highly recommended. PS: Why did I suddenly feel like I was watching *Corpse Brother* halfway through? Haha.

The book, well, it's very good. The decisive and ruthless plot is exactly what I like. However, I'm genuinely worried that, like the synopsis, the protagonist will end up as the last survivor. I don't care about anything else, but at least leave behind a seed of civilization! Anyway, that's all. By the way, the chapter about the flight attendant was good. In the apocalypse, women are basically a burden. Keep it up! Charge! Charge! By the way, will the protagonist become a god? May I ask?

A good post-apocalyptic novel. I really like novels without a female lead. I'm following it.

To learn from "Invincible is Really Lonely," don't let the protagonist travel to other worlds. Let those other worlds actively merge with Earth, and write about some prehistoric creatures, and the powerful beings of the underworld such as Ox-Head and Horse-Face, Zhong Kui, the Ten Kings of Hell, Houtu, and the Styx River. Then the protagonist recruits people from other worlds into his army, and after incorporating those who listen to him into his army, he slaughters them.

You promised to give me a minor role, so remember to live a good life. Or die a few times, preferably teaching the main character a big lesson.

Tomatoes are not saintly and awesome

It's great! The main character is cool, but can be a little mischievous at times!

I finally found a novel that isn't disgusting. This is so hard for me, even though it's the fifth one.

Super good, author is awesome!