Doomsday: My Roulette Is One Level Higher Than Everyone Else's

It was good, but after reading these chapters, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.

The author should take some time to add some numbers! Such a great novel shouldn't die out! For example, type out his own level and the levels of his subordinates, once every ten chapters 🙂 The more the merrier!

Don't underestimate a female driver's car 😏 Very nice. Although it's a harem anime, the ruthlessness and decisiveness make it very enjoyable to watch. 🤭 Please, author, translate this! 😳 @

This was a highly anticipated novel, but unfortunately, it ended in a disappointing way. The author presents many compelling plot points and characters in the book, but ultimately fails to bring them to a satisfying conclusion. The ending feels rushed and abrupt, leaving readers with insufficient space for reflection and emotional engagement.

Not bad, it's alright. Although it's a bit perverse, it's within limits. It's suitable for people with a slightly darker side. Too much perversion is uncomfortable to read, and too much saintliness is also uncomfortable. I hope there won't be any melodramatic plots like the female lead being sacrificed or raped later on 😂 If it's written slowly like this, I feel like it could be around two or three hundred chapters.

So good! 😏 This is the first harem novel I've read that I didn't find too nauseating.

It was a very enjoyable read! The characters were decisive and ruthless, not overly sentimental, and the plot didn't drag. Keep it up!!! Fans of post-apocalyptic rebirth novels should definitely check this out. As a seasoned bookworm who's read countless hours of novels, I think that as long as it doesn't fall apart later on, given the pacing of the beginning, this book is definitely a gem.

Why does the author always write about Wang Hao as the main character? Is there some connection? Author, keep it up, update soon! The content is pretty good, keep it up, author! The author's handling of the level differences is too drastic. The protagonist's star rating is too high, while the others are generally only a few stars, creating a huge disparity.

It's pretty good, one of the better post-apocalyptic novels. The male lead is ruthless, not a saint, doesn't abandon the story, and is fairly intelligent. It's not a mindless harem novel. However, the Mad King (one of the female leads) is portrayed as somewhat perverse. Otherwise, there aren't any major flaws. Overall, it's worth reading.

The human soul and personality begin as a grain of sand. We are responsible for coating it with nacre, making it round and lustrous. Once life declines and stagnates, that nacre inevitably peels away, revealing the original grain of sand. What determines the shape of the pearl is that initial grain of sand; what determines the appearance of life at its lowest ebb is also that initial grain of…