Apocalypse: I Got a Time-Space Gate from the Start, and Now I’m Invincible

Another new book release! Why "another"? 🤦

Of all the anime/manga I've read, this one is top-notch. The author's writing style is excellent, and the pace depends on how quickly you understand the plot. The downside is that it's too short; it's simply not enough to keep you reading. I hope the author can speed things up. Five stars!

This book does a great job of portraying the plot and human nature. Unlike other post-apocalyptic novels that depict the protagonist as overly cold-blooded and rigid, it allows readers, especially those who enjoy post-apocalyptic stories, to deeply experience the darkness of the lower classes. Keep up the good work, author! ^0^

Ugh, I'm so conflicted. Reading two chapters a day isn't enough, but should I just leave it as is? It's making me feel restless...

It's very good, maintaining the same tense and exciting style as before, which fits the post-apocalyptic setting perfectly. There are no major writing issues. One problem is that the characters start with very low strength, and in this apocalypse, they're completely unafraid of being killed and robbed.

If humanity is scattered upon entering, then the alien races are also scattered. With hundreds of billions of humans and aliens, and a billion aliens in total, it's impossible for them to unite. Excluding those with special abilities, humanity only needs to unite as one force to achieve technological glory again.

I'm afraid you'll get arrogant, so I'll owe you one for now. I'll make it up to you when you start updating 30 chapters a day.

Dark Beast's books include: 1. My Doomsday Women's Legion 2. Doomsday Resource Tycoon 3. Cataclysm: All Humanity Except Me Has Gone Blind 4. Doomsday: Starting with a Time Portal as a Reward, I'm Invincible 5. I'm Super Fierce in the Doomsday. Personally, I like Dark Beast's post-apocalyptic novels the most.

This book has many merits. It describes many aspects in detail, such as how the rich live a life of luxury in the apocalypse, how superior races trample on humans, and so on. The author has some of his own imagination in these descriptions. But why did it perform poorly? Personally, I think there are two main issues.

This is one of the few books I've read in one go, up to the latest chapter. Let's start with the advantages. The plot progresses logically, and the content is bold and innovative, which is refreshing. In addition, the writing is smooth, making it easy to get immersed and follow the rhythm, giving people the feeling of wanting to keep reading. However, I must also point out some shortcomings.