Reborn in the Apocalypse: Proud and Aloof, I Can Only Become an Immortal

The female lead is very compassionate, and the story progresses quite quickly. I've read several books of this type, and most of them have a common problem: the protagonist's growth process is missing; they're already incredibly powerful from the start, and they're also sexually homosexual. This movie is quite interesting. It features growth, friendships, and well-defined main characters. The updates are too slow. Let's see what happens next.

As a long-time reader of Tomato's books, I usually check the rating first, then the word count and whether it's finished. (I don't read short stories; I finish them quickly, and finding them later is a hassle, and following updates is even more troublesome.) This is probably the lowest-rated book I've ever read, yet I still managed to finish it. I found it quite good.

I'm quite satisfied with what I've read so far, but I don't know why the score is so low. I personally like post-apocalyptic cultivation novels without romance, and this one is a bit different from other post-apocalyptic stories. I've enjoyed reading the first 200+ chapters so far.

A very unique post-apocalyptic novel, I like it, and I look forward to it getting even more exciting.

The mark perfectly illustrates that rebirth does not increase intelligence.

Rebirth, spatial abilities, superpowers, cultivation, ancient martial arts, small worlds, mythical beasts, zombies, natural disasters... I'm being a bit too much of a saint; it's tiring and not very enjoyable.

It's alright, but some parts were a bit frustrating to watch. Anyway, I've finished watching it, so I'll give it five stars to give it a boost. I'll continue watching when it's more complete.

A story of family feuds and post-apocalyptic survival—it's very compelling. The protagonist is calm, rational, and a bit aloof. I love it!

It's truly a great work. Not only is the subject matter novel, but the author also vividly portrays the various characters' emotions when facing natural disasters, including their sense of righteousness, fear, confusion, helplessness, and selfishness. I look forward to more excellent works from the author!

The female lead is generally too lazy to fuss over trivial matters, and when she disagrees, she'll just argue. She has her own bottom line on important issues and is a very decisive person. Her consistent goal is for humanity to have enough to eat and wear, and to improve their strength so they won't be bullied. She dislikes scheming and prefers to solve problems directly.