In the Apocalypse, I Got an Entire Space for Free

Hello everyone! This is a writer who's terrible at writing introductions~ This is my second novel. It shares the same world view as my previous book, but the timeline will be moved forward a few years! The general pairing is: a buzz-cut androgynous woman vs. A long-haired, aloof man. P. S.: The male lead is aloof, but he's very gentle with the female lead. (.-ω-)

It's pretty good. The female lead is always messing with her hair in the beginning 🤦, pulling it out as soon as it grows out. She's not overly saintly; she's kind when she needs to be, but ruthless when necessary, and has her own principles and bottom line. Overall, it's alright. It would be great if there were some side stories featuring the male and female leads.

I finished reading it on October 3, 2024. The female protagonist is very individualistic and independent. I really like this kind of post-apocalyptic novel. Xiaobai and Xiaohei are both very cute. Although I am afraid of snakes, I also want to have such powerful and cute pets.

I just read the beginning and felt like I was almost becoming Lu Xiaojin. It felt so real, like I was being sucked into the story. It's a really strange feeling. Author, tell me honestly, were you reborn from the apocalypse? Do you have any cheat codes? This is so realistic, I feel like I'm being sucked into the story.

It's a great read. Although it's not very long, it has all the necessary plot points and a happy ending. It's definitely worth watching.

It's very well written and reads very well, I don't know why the rating is so low?

Is there a pairing/couple pairing, author?

It's a good watch; there's no forced inclusion of the male lead.

Not bad, but the fact that Little Black's owner appeared physically is quite surprising. I thought someone who could contract an eighth-tier mutated snake must be incredibly powerful. But it turns out to be just... 🤦🤦

It's a great read, but it's a bit of a shame that Xiao Hei's owner was killed off!