The Apocalypse: My Number One Fan Is My Cat Dad

Wow, the author's writing is really good, five-star praise

It feels okay, but there is only one heroine on the ranking list who has reached the first level, which doesn't feel very real. The author can write more powerful characters, or create some very strong villains. I feel like this makes the heroine more competitive and allows her to become stronger in a more reasonable way. It should also attract more people to read. All in all, cheers for the author!

Very, very good-looking. The heroine is not too cold-blooded even if she is not a virgin. She respects the soldiers and does not have any sympathy for the bad guys. This character really pokes me. As for the big cat, she is also a kitten that makes people want to have a cat. She is loyal and well-behaved. The owner is considerate, and even the panel shows a kitten who is loyal to the heroine. The mutual redemption between the two is really touching. In short, the investment is not a loss. The author is also very active and will reply when he asks some questions⸜₍๑•⌔•๑₎⸝

Reading novels is relatively fast, almost an hour has passed. There are very few post-apocalyptic stories about female protagonists. Relatively speaking, the character and subsequent plot are not easy to write. I hope I can stick to it. The following is an explanation of some issues. The most important thing is whether to stick to being a lone wolf or to have a team. In my opinion, the situation of continuing to be a lone wolf will be greater. The first is the character issue, and the second is the gender issue. Neither is very suitable for a team. If you have a team, you have to consider interpersonal relationships in the apocalypse, which is difficult to grasp. But if it is a lone wolf, the problem will appear in the level. For example, it is written in the article that the level of the zombies in the doomsday will be several levels higher than the first level. The one or two level difference in the low level can be compensated by using props and the like. But once it reaches the high level, including the follow-up, you may encounter more powerful people, such as there are secret realms and so on. At this time, it is not normal to assume that the strength is not completely crushing. What about this question? My idea is that first of all, it must be a lone wolf. Secondly, when you need to form a team, you can explode the kind of team cards. And then for the use of team cards, for example, if the captain has enough management rights, you can, um, eliminate some problems. Otherwise, the problem is not that big, because after all, it is an online novel and a post-apocalyptic kind of thing, and you will rarely read it in detail. If you can find a big problem through a quick browse, then it needs to be corrected. Well, it's basically like this Suddenly I found that I can reply below →_→

There are really not many stories about this type of novel with a non-CP heroine. The heroine is murderous, decisive and ruthless, and the author's writing skills are not bad either.

It's a good read. It's the first time I read this kind of article. I don't understand many skill cards, and I don't understand the comments very well [I'm about to cry]. But I love the heroine so much, she's so strong. The part I don't like so far is probably the hundred food cards given to federal soldiers. Maybe it's because the name "Federation" makes me unable to empathize, and I don't like the heroine being too generous, but I like everything else. Seeing that the level gap between the heroine and others is not that big later, will the heroine be surpassed later? The heroine's passive skill is the golden finger, which others don't have, but they advance so quickly. They have reached level 14 or fifteen without the golden finger. I feel that the heroine is not as good as others without the golden finger [Thinking]

It's amazing and perfect. This book is so good so far. There are disgusting supporting characters, but they can't survive more than half a chapter. The heroine has a goal in her heart. She is no virgin, no mercy. She lives like a human being. This is the real apocalypse, and what it should be like in the future.

I haven't seen the back yet, but I'm here to rate it. Overall it's quite good, but Da Mi has no skills that are only beneficial to itself. Most of its skills are derived for the heroine, and the author didn't write that it also participates in killing zombies. Then the heroine keeps upgrading, but Da Mi can only be used as a co-worker. The Tool of Bitterness is really quite unbalanced. Since I wrote such an image, I must have regarded Da Mi as a family friend and never made it strong. I am really afraid that it will die, and it definitely doesn't want to hinder the heroine. I will change the rating when I see it written later to let it fight and upgrade on its own.

The writing is very good. I am very curious about how the author will arrange the base later. Bases will definitely appear. If there is demand, there will be a market. In addition, the existence of prop cards means that those who focus on business do not have to worry about level issues. Posting messages on the public screen like this now, I see that private chat transactions have great limitations. Even if large-scale bases do not appear, small chambers of commerce will appear. Now there is an equivalent. There will definitely be no fools who believe in credibility in the apocalypse. The more explosions behind the food cards, the more inflation will occur. I don't know how the author designed it. I will wait until everyone enters level 2 and it will be completely possible to establish a trading system using attribute points as currency.

The heroine's revenge is still very enjoyable to watch. Although there is no cp and no emotional line, the settings are okay. It is just a bit too invincible and has too many skills to remember. In fact, the fusion skills can be arranged so that readers don't have to remember them. All you need to know is that the heroine is getting stronger and stronger. Too many skills will destroy combat effectiveness.