Surviving the Apocalypse with a System

As a new author, I've read many post-apocalyptic novels over the years, so I decided to write one myself. I hope everyone will enjoy it and offer suggestions. Too many stories have been written about male protagonists who are reborn in the apocalypse, so I've defined my protagonist as an ordinary person who transmigrates to a post-apocalyptic world.

The protagonist is too weak, and the story is full of abuse. The plot is also very old-fashioned: the female lead, Su Qianyu, is forcibly taken away by her family, and the protagonist is severely injured. Although I haven't read the rest, it's highly likely that Su Qianyu will be forced into an arranged marriage by her family, and the protagonist will go to rescue her.

I've read many post-apocalyptic novels like this one, and I just don't understand. Does the protagonist already have antisocial personality disorder from peacetime, or what? An ordinary person can kill zombies and other people without any reaction on the first day of the apocalypse, without any mental preparation or unexpected events to change them.

Go check out Chapter 57. People with systems can't compare to others. In the apocalypse, there are awakening agents soon, but the system is useless. Also, this male lead is no good. He has a woman who sleeps with him and likes him, but he doesn't protect her. Instead, he protects a woman who hates him. This kind of person is called a jerk.

It's pretty good. He's decisive and ruthless, taking revenge where necessary. He's straightforward and doesn't nag. What I really dislike is that some big shots with systems already have plenty of power and food, yet they still say you can't find women in the apocalypse. I despise them. The only downside is that it's too short; it ended abruptly.

The plot is good, the harem is nice, it has a rebellious system, but lots of plot holes. It's not a wish-fulfillment story; the protagonist's only strength is his physical abilities, and all his skills are defensive, which was annoying to read, so I left.

It's alright, driving is great.

Are the others stronger than the protagonist, while everyone else is the protagonist?

Why bother with so many supporting characters' perspectives? The plot is boring anyway.

What kind of rubbish is this?