I Made a Wish, and Then the Apocalypse Began

There is no joke about wishing to be MC Steve the Cube [laughter]

Very good, highly recommended

I looked for a book like this very early on and read it, instead of like other apocalyptic novels where there is no good person and the whole story is about killing and killing. I like the character and actions of the protagonist very much.

The subject matter is good, but the ability has been controversial here, so there are quite a lot of bugs. Another thing is that the author is too active. After reading a few chapters, almost all the paragraphs and paragraphs are there. As an author, you don't have to listen to the readers. If it doesn't work here, it won't work there. You can read the comments and try to modify them according to your own ideas. Don't be influenced by the readers.

I have to give him 5 points for this subject matter, even God can't stop it. The subject matter is good, but the author can't grasp it. It's too restrictive. All abilities are increased by two times. I think you wrote that the sensitivity ability is increased by two times every day. The strength does not depend on how much you grow.

I was wondering why the air shock wave generated by the protagonist when he experimented with 99% light speed in the planet did not level the city. Can the author explain it? [What]

Anyway, most of the subject matter has been written, and I was a little surprised at the beginning (although the author's narration is a bit verbose, but the plot is complete). The biggest problem of this book is that it does not have a clear main line. Is it a post-apocalyptic survival story, an invincible style, or a farming story? I read more than a dozen of them and jumped to read them. The more I read, the more surprised I became. Why did immortality appear in the end?

Very good, very interesting, good ideas, more updates, only two per day, how can it be enough? At least 20,000 words a day

I really like the subject matter, keep it up!

Well, the content of the book is good, but for people like me who read a lot, the large amount of third-person writing feels a bit awkward, and the sentences are a bit straightforward. Don't be so-called because of something, just write directly, and it will feel better. Come on, author.