Apocalypse: I Swear I Haven't Been Infected

To be honest, I only watched a little bit. However, it is too toxic for me. Let's talk about the characters first. The first girl who came out claimed to be from the genius class, but I didn't realize how smart she was. On the contrary, she was very confused and very confident when she spoke. Characters with this kind of personality, regardless of whether they are male or female, are very common in novels (especially Tomato). The characters do not conform to reality and are just products born purely to follow the plot. Even if the novel is not reality, it cannot be completely fictitious. Secondly, the writing style is also a bit jerky, and generally speaking, it is just vernacular. When I saw the girl's frail and straightforward character, I really wanted to give it one star regardless, but considering that the author worked very hard to write the novel and it was a free novel, I let it go. Maybe the author will make progress in the future and the content will be improved, but for me, it is too confusing to ignore. . Just slipped away first. . .

After reading more than 30 chapters, to be honest, it's a bit overwhelming. Isn't it good to absorb the protagonist's abilities all the time? I have to stay at the base for a month, and it's a bit frustrating when no one can beat me when I get out.

It's very frustrating to watch