I’m the Creator, Laying Low as a Carefree Slacker in the Apocalypse

Books rated below 7 and above 9 are considered masterpieces! This one will truly be a favorite for some! Aside from some poorly written parts and weak plot twists, the overall story is generally flawless, except for a few crucial moments (but none of them cause major problems).

Such a good book shouldn't be without a 9.7 Rating! And the kind of male lead I like is truly invincible, yet he has an indifferent attitude towards everything... *Cough* Author, could you please make the male lead even a little bit more handsome? This book shouldn't be overlooked. I strongly recommend the author really listen to my suggestions.

Personally, I think it's pretty good. There aren't any major flaws in the content, except that the male and female leads meet too slowly. I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's the author's first time writing a book, so keep it up!

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It's pretty good. Of all the books I've read on Xianyu (a Chinese online marketplace for secondhand goods), only this one truly feels like a "salted fish" (a metaphor for a seemingly unrelated, often frivolous, investment). The others, supposedly about being "salted fish," are really just various fights. I'm sick of them. This one, at least, was a bit of a cure.

This book is truly excellent; I highly recommend it. The author vividly depicts the struggles of various supporting characters in the apocalypse, as well as their reflections and thoughts on the post-apocalyptic world, creating a powerful visual impact. Readers feel as if they are in the apocalypse, experiencing the endless despair and helplessness.

Although the rating isn't high and there are many flaws, it served as a calming agent for me during my reading slump. [Salute] Of all the "lying down" novels I've read, only this one truly lived up to the literal meaning of "lying down." Those post-apocalyptic survival novels, when they say "lying down," are really just about lying low in the early stages, then showing off once they've gained…

The "laid-back" mode is actually quite good; write more about good deeds and less about backstabbing and intrigue. The apocalypse might even be divine punishment, and the idea of ​​good people being rewarded and bad people going to hell makes it easier to read. For example, the earthquake story turned many people into good people, most of whom sacrificed themselves to save others, which made me cry a lot.

When I read over 100 chapters, I finally understood why the rating was less than 85! People might have reservations about the protagonist! But after reading the whole book, you'll find that the plot is coherent, logical, and well-developed; it's actually quite well-written! It deserves a 90-point rating! This actually reflects the mindset of a small segment of society.

It's really nice, it resonated with me, a lazy bum. It's a pity the author updates so slowly, it's too short! Wait, it suddenly occurred to me that it's been about six months since my last update. Oh well, I'm just a lazy bum anyway...