Apocalypse: Returning to Before the Spiritual Qi Revival

This book is quite good for a post-apocalyptic novel. At least the author considered the nation and the military, and the plot is relatively realistic and logical, surpassing most post-apocalyptic novels. However, its genre and plot are quite different from other post-apocalyptic novels. This novel leans more towards a slice-of-life story set in the apocalypse, and the plot is relatively bland.

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The entire story is relatively safe; there doesn't seem to be a single enemy worth fighting. It's a slice-of-life story set in a post-apocalyptic world. The early part mainly focuses on the protagonist and three women gathering supplies, followed by life in a shelter. Next, they cooperate with the government and do business.

Well, this book was very comfortable to read; there was no betrayal, or rather, the plot had its good and bad points. Many people say the protagonist is a simp, but I think it's alright. The girl didn't leave before the apocalypse; she only left later when she couldn't survive anymore. What's there to say about that?

It's alright. It's a "post-apocalyptic urban ordinary story." I'd give it 5 stars, but the rating isn't high. I think it's because the overall perspective is a bit narrow (because there are many reborn people, superpowered individuals, and mutated beasts). There's no fighting, the combat power is weak, and the telekinetic ability is completely useless (because it feels like the telekinetic ability is just a separate spatial ability).

This is a very good book. Even in the apocalypse, there are still basic human principles. Even with increased power, the author doesn't forget to help their country, unlike other post-apocalyptic novels where becoming powerful means losing one's nation… I highly recommend this book.

The author has sound values, and although it feels a bit rambling, it's still quite good for passing the time.

The concept is great; thank you for your hard work, author. The word count is a little short. I remember you mentioned a tall, beautiful athlete; I think her first child was a boy, but when she went home and her parents said she had a girl, why did they say it was only twins who had girls?

This is so true! Another book about Cao Cao, a testament to his teachings through words and deeds. I've read several of them these past few days. 😏😏😏😏😏 There are so many reborn people, and after more than forty chapters, several have emerged.

The writing is decent, not mindless. There's no plot device of a past life returning for revenge, which is quite good. I have a personal thought: if it's an apocalypse, I think that aside from zombies, countries capable of evolution wouldn't be able to handle it. Other natural disasters could be managed by any country given time.