Doomsday: Starting Out with Just an Orange

I really like it; it completely exceeded my expectations. The shipping was incredibly fast, the packaging was very careful and secure, and the delivery was very quick. A very satisfying shopping experience. The actual product looks even better than the pictures. The price is commensurate with the quality. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. Those who like it should hurry and buy it!

The book is generally without major flaws, but it also lacks any particularly compelling features that would attract readers.

I almost gave up on the book because of the title, but thankfully I took a look. The theme is quite novel. Although I don't play games much, the author's skill settings seem to be based on games, which sounds interesting. The writing style is also good. It's just that the current chapters are too short; I haven't felt the tension, intensity, or excitement of the apocalypse.

After more than twenty lessons, my child has not only improved in spoken English, but also gained confidence. He speaks much more confidently than before and is now very relaxed when talking to the teacher in reading class.

It looks pretty good so far.

It's not bad, but personally, I feel the biggest problem is that you don't know the protagonist's direction; they just drift along, unlock skills, and inexplicably gain some kind of void ability, then continue drifting. Also, the supporting characters are basically nonexistent, constantly changing.

The beginning was good, and the captain played a crucial role in the divine general's performance. I initially thought this would be written later, but the aliens weren't mentioned after they were killed. It should be nearing its end soon, overall it's pretty good, except the ending wasn't handled well; I was too rushed.

It's a great post-apocalyptic story, but the protagonist is too frustrated in the beginning, and he lacks many skills. Too many people have written stories that rely on in-game skills; the author should create original skills and passive abilities.

How cowardly and powerless I am!

I've struck gold! ∩_∩ A post-apocalyptic novel where the protagonist survives and grows by relying on skills he chose before transmigrating (I think it's from League of Legends). The writing is clean and concise (too clean isn't good either, it lacks fun, the main plot moves quickly), the protagonist is intelligent, and it's a good book.