Transmigrated into a Doomsday Novel: Lu Yao’s Rules for Survival

Writing a book is no easy task, so giving myself a five-star reward isn't too much to ask, right?!

It's alright. Calling her a saint is a bit of an exaggeration, but she did follow one of the people she recruited into the village, even though she knew it. I initially thought she had a backup plan, but they almost all perished. Luckily, someone in the village discovered them, giving them a chance to save themselves.

It's well-written. Although Lu Yao's name is common, her personality is great—she's not a saint or a drama queen, but hardworking and confident. The story uses the overused trope of space and superpowers, but the plot develops smoothly and the storyline is clear. It's worth reading!

Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people, this book is really good! 🥰🥰 The male and female leads are well-developed characters, both of them are characters who grow and mature. The romance is written rather subtly, like a gentle stream, where they gradually fall in love with each other through their interactions, and this kind of relationship is quite endearing... Although I didn't know the rating was so low, this book is genuinely good, and this rating really doesn't do it justice.

Finally, it's not the cliché of the original female lead and the new female lead either dying or being killed, nor is it the original female lead embracing the original female lead. Instead, the original female lead and the new female lead are both doing well. I love this setup! 👍👍👍

I really like her, and I don't know why I also have a strong liking for Sasha. The female lead has her own thoughts, and I hope she maintains that. Please don't change the writing style just because comments say the female lead is a saint; just follow your heart. I support her!

Having read many post-apocalyptic novels, this is only the second one where the female lead isn't a transmigrated character or an important figure; the second one featured a minor character, and this one is even more of a background character. She's just a name mentioned by others. However, the good thing is that the female lead and the original female lead live peacefully and don't interfere with each other, which is quite nice. The pacing is also fast, and it gets to the point.

I've finished reading it. The author has very sound values. The other characters weren't weakened just to highlight the main characters; instead, each had their own strengths. The original main characters weren't portrayed as inherently evil because of the new ones. On the contrary, the main characters and the original main characters were not only friends but also worked together to save the world, which was quite touching.

It's pretty good, but it's missing that little bit of sauce~

It's great, I recommend it, keep up the good work, author!