Struck by Lightning into the Apocalypse: Now I Sell Cultivation Supplies

It's good, but I felt the author's resolve wavered when writing about the school scenes. I only found out from the comments that it had been revised. I find Tomato's rating system really strange. These are extremely similar post-apocalyptic novels with messy writing, yet they managed to reach over 9 points.

For me, it's a very enjoyable and original book. The female protagonist, being both an outsider and a cultivator, is somewhat indifferent and cold towards everything in this world, yet not entirely so. It's just that there's too little information; I really want to know what happens next. What are the female protagonist's spirit beasts like after they grow up?

This is a complex novel featuring a collision of multiple systems and narrative styles. The protagonist, a protagonist from a post-apocalyptic, transmigrating civilization, travels from a cultivation-based civilization to a post-apocalyptic world on Earth, where he clashes with a local zombie-infested, mutated, and supernatural civilization.

Well... I like the premise, but after reading the first few chapters, the villains and most of the characters are quite stereotypical, especially the female villains' reasons for disliking the female lead, which are a bit inexplicable, haha... The premise is very novel, and the female lead's pet is quite cute.

The female protagonist is a businesswoman who doesn't like to meddle in other people's business, so there's no story about her saving people or the inability of cultivators to kill mortals, or the merit of saving lives. She's a free spirit, not inherently evil, but will kill anyone who crosses her. She has few friends and little emotional depth.

Ahhh, I've finally found a book that suits my taste! It's rare for Tomato's books to captivate me like this. The female lead isn't a saint at all; her values ​​are sound, she's calm and strong, and the details are very well portrayed. The rest is pretty much as described in the synopsis. I'm currently on chapter 169. I'll leave a comment to support the author and will update with more later! I recommend everyone check it out! 🥰

It's really good, I wait for the updates every day. This isn't a time-travel story, it's very interesting. It's like being in a small world, comparing post-apocalyptic abilities with cultivation abilities to better showcase the power of cultivation. Keep it up!

The power system is well controlled, progressing from Foundation Establishment to Nascent Soul from beginning to end. There are many descriptions of the cultivation experience, the source of power is logical, and there are also many domestic power struggles.

Not bad, I've already read over 200 chapters! I recommend it. However, the supporting characters have a lot of screen time; I couldn't find the main character's name for ages. I hope the later chapters will focus on the main character and not make him seem like a supporting character. (I don't mean any harm.)

The subject matter is novel and quite interesting. However, it always deviates from the main plot, with various subplots interspersed within it, which makes it confusing as you watch. The character development is somewhat immature. I would have preferred to see the protagonist selling goods and using items from the cultivation world to change the apocalypse, rather than excessive intrigue and…