Apocalypse: The Merchant Who Trades Between Two Worlds
末世之两界倒卖商
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 135k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
33Chapters
46Reads · 30 days
72.5kReads · all time
8.2Score
25Listens
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Not bad! It's just a bit depressing! The protagonist's family is so miserable in both worlds. Although this book is set in a post-apocalyptic world and doesn't involve zombies, it focuses on humanity! And although the protagonist only has the ability to travel between worlds, he has no ability to protect himself, so he is limited in many ways. Fortunately, he manages to bring his wife to a safe area in the end, which can be considered a perfect ending!
Although the book was abruptly canceled, I'm quite satisfied with it. Many things weren't explained, and many potential problems weren't addressed, such as what would happen after the lightning energy was depleted. But I believe everything will be fine; at worst, the ability to travel will be limited. With so much money, moving elsewhere wouldn't be a problem. I really don't want to see those people anymore; they're all bad news. I wish the author all the best in their next book.
Well, his idea is quite novel, but the article is very short; it felt like it ended before I knew it. The concept is good, though, and I hope the author's later content will be even more exciting! ❤
It's very well written, much better than other modular Japanese novels. I highly recommend it, though it's a bit short. Also, the story about the two families shouldn't be dragged out for too long; it's better to end it closer to the end, otherwise it becomes toxic.
Is this 7.2 rating really not from malicious reviewers? I finished the book in one go. Its biggest strengths are its novel plot and fast-paced, engaging narrative. While the male lead lacks combat skills, is constantly being followed, and isn't always the brightest, he remains devoted to his mute wife in the acid rain apocalypse, trying his best to provide her with a better life – which is…
I really like these kinds of post-apocalyptic stories without zombies!
It's good that they grow strong gradually; don't let them collapse. Hopefully, their hidden ailments can be cured in the apocalypse. There will be ups and downs. This is one of the top books I've read recently.
It was good, even though it had a bad ending.
It's pretty good, even better than some highly-rated books.
It's pretty good... But the author is a bit short... It's over in just over thirty words... What's with chapter 26... Was the gore too realistic and got censored?