
Apocalypse: The Overlord's Favor
末世枭宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 275k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
255Chapters
115Reads
6.0Score
24Listens
21.5kReads · all time
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I’ve really been wanting to read a post-apocalyptic novel about a male couple lately, but I haven’t found one I like in ages.
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So far, the character of the protagonist is outstanding, but what is even more outstanding are the two women in the article, Ruan Ning and Gu Xiying. They have strong hearts and full characters. In this apocalyptic environment, the hidden conflicts between men and women in peaceful times are more prominent, but they dare to face it. Gu Xiying has no way to escape the control of her mother yet. I hope she has a good ending.
It's very interesting. Although I have a bit of a heartthrob tendency, it's not a brainless article and it's organized.
This is a very interesting book. The author's conception of the entire novel and the description of the two characters Song Jue and Gu Xiao are very smooth and self-consistent. The finale revealed the truth about Song Jue's rebirth, which kind of reminded me of the concept of a brain in a vat. Although you may feel that the truth revealed in the finale is not beautiful, the cruel ending of things is also beautiful. I cried many times when I saw Song Jue's analysis of himself after his rebirth. He clearly loved Gu Xiao but walked away rationally. He maintains a safe relationship with Gu Xiao. Maybe love is the hand that wants to touch but then withdraws.
After reading it, I feel like the author wrote it very well. Even I don't know what to say, it just seems like the final ending. . . . It seems like the ending should feel like this. It still feels like a pity, but the idea and ending are very different from other apocalyptic novels. It feels like it has finally evolved into another creature. . . . Looking forward to the next work 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
It's still good, no matter the writing style or some settings, but the highlight of Shou'er is not clear. I hope to see Shou's growth and charm in the future. Is this 1v1 or np? At present, there are many single arrows for receiving (not bad)
I still hope that Su Jue can live in a safe house by himself. I don't mean to be xenophobic, but I want to see his own growth. Oh, when will the protagonist meet? I'm looking forward to it.
Oh, I thought the two male protagonists I was watching would be a love story. Who knew that what I was watching was a mystery story plus a brain-teasing story. In short, it didn't appear until the end of the show without both sides 😂 😂 😂 I don't know what I was watching. I have a headache.
My family, I don't understand [currently working on drafting]
It's quite attractive. The fateful pull between the two people makes people cry unconsciously when watching it. I can't explain it clearly, but at present, it seems quite real. I just feel a little too fragile, and I repeatedly admit that I am weak and despicable. There is no need to be so self-pitying and self-harm, I think. It feels a bit like the symptoms of depression. I don't know if it's an illusion, I guess.
Spring is sad, autumn is sentimental, and the protagonist is more feminine.