A Cultivation Master in the Apocalypse: My Alchemy Blows Up the Furnace and Wipes Out the Zombies

There are still some things I haven't finished reading, but the female protagonist is sober and capable (I think she is!), And the male protagonist is sharp-minded and has his own set of principles. I saw someone saying that the male protagonist did not disclose information to the female protagonist before, but he needs to put himself in someone else's shoes. This is what a normal person with the ability to think for himself shows, and he also showed it He will protect her in his own way, not to mention that he was not very familiar with her at the time. The male protagonist looks paralyzed on the outside, but he is really a big dog who blushes and imitates the actions of the female protagonist after being praised a few times. Each character has an independent personality and has his own different thinking, opinions, experiences and styles. It is a bit like a group, but the protagonist is the female protagonist.

It's super exciting, the heroine is very powerful, she is the most powerful. I just want to ask the author whether the male protagonist will catch up with the female protagonist later on?

Will the heroine not return to the world of cultivation? Didn't she say before that she had a premonition that she would go back?

Pretty good, good-looking They all have good personalities, can be both gentle and decisive, and have max strength. Everyone in the team is also very nice. It's just that there's no wedding or anything in the end. It's a bit hard to watch, but it has a perfect ending. I don't quite understand why I didn't test my brother's spiritual roots when I guessed that they were married. Is it because he has superpowers?

It's okay, but there are some aspects of the article that are a bit confusing and I can't figure out who the male protagonist is?

Great author, what is the male protagonist's superpower? Will the male protagonist be stronger than the female protagonist in the future?

It's beautiful, very exciting. I really want to see the extra story where the heroine returns to the Immortal Cultivation Continent.

Give it a five-star rating, it looks great

It looks good, but it's a little lacking. How come this rating is so low! ! ! Totally underestimated

Not bad, not bad, the heroine's strength never dropped.