Apocalypse: I Send My Minions to Take Out Loans

There are some things I can't stand. Aren't they supposed to be going into the villa? Why are they still on the tenth floor?

The writing is decent; the protagonist starts as an ordinary person and gradually rises to power. Plus, the teammates provided by the system don't have any weird superpowers or overly compassionate personalities.

It's not about being betrayed and reborn through cuckoldry; the plot is alright.

Unlike other wish-fulfillment novels, this one boasts a compelling plot, engaging storyline, and strong moral values. It's definitely worth reading.

This is much more perfect than just accepting women.

You can take a look; there aren't any major flaws. Hopefully, the author will add some supernatural powers later on.

It's well-written, but not detailed enough. The first few chapters were indeed quite good, but the lack of detail made it a bit of a headache to read.

I feel like this will be popular, so I'm keeping it as a memento.

At least for now, the main character has nothing but a human body, which makes it quite interesting.

This is truly a great post-apocalyptic story, why is nobody reading it?