Apocalypse: The Young Lady's Personal Bodyguard

Let me mention a few points 1. Chang Wei likes Chu Yuhan, but she likes the male lead. Give her a chance to like Chang Wei. 2. I think it's okay for Chen Zifan and Shan Dandan to be a couple. You might think I'm just randomly shipping them, but this is just my opinion. There are 3 female leads. 4. The author wrote about Ning Ye to foreshadow later events, so it needs to be written carefully.

To the author: I read your conclusion to Volume 2 and wanted to say a few words. I don't know if you'll see my comment, but I just finished reading it, and I think the story is very engaging so far, with its exploration of human nature, character development, and the uncertainty of the future. These are all very worthwhile aspects to read.

This novel is actually very well written. It's rare to find such a realistic post-apocalyptic story amidst a sea of hoarding, superpowers, and rebirth tropes. The author's writing is indeed excellent, though there are some minor issues with character development. It's truly remarkable that the author persevered in writing it.

It's February 2025 now. I stumbled upon this book by chance. The premise seemed interesting, so I kept reading. I spent a whole day, almost staying up until 2 AM the next morning, just reading this book, skipping a few chapters. I really disliked the female lead's character in the early stages; it was truly nauseating (maybe my head was aching from staying up so long), but I understand.

The female lead's growth is evident in the later stages, showcasing her as a normal woman in a post-apocalyptic world. You'll definitely be satisfied with her later development. But author, oh my Lian Yi! I'm dying of angst! 😢😢😢😢😢

It's really good, one of the best male-oriented post-apocalyptic bodyguard novels I've read! The writing is also very good! The immersion is very strong!! The characters are vividly portrayed, and I felt so sorry for Lao Li!!! But it actually ended badly, especially since the male lead is such a powerful person; I can't believe he's gone.

Ye Yunshu's part is a bit hard to accept.

At first, he acted like a devoted admirer, but later things got on track. Even if it's not a story of two strong personalities, a mutual and passionate love is still worth watching.

I just finished reading the first volume. There were a few minor flaws, but overall it was quite good. Among Tomato's single-female-lead post-apocalyptic novels, it's one of the better ones. The male lead gets a buff at the end 😏 😏 I enjoyed watching it, but the ending was disappointing; I felt the male lead's death was somewhat unnecessary.

This book seems quite good. I skimmed through it, and the plot twists in the early and later parts are significant. The two main characters also grow very well. The most controversial character seems to be President Ye; it seems so melodramatic! Is that a shame? Also, I'm a little hesitant to read the ending. Is it an open ending?