Apocalypse: I Can Take People Between Two Worlds

I quite enjoy reading post-apocalyptic novels, and this is the first one I've seen that involves two-way time travel, even with certain limitations. The female lead is given a significant advantage at the beginning, but I don't find it overly exaggerated. Post-apocalyptic novels are definitely more enjoyable when they feature strong protagonists!

This kind of subject matter is very difficult to write; even a slight lack of logical thinking can easily lead to a poor ending. The author's progress so far is good! Big thumbs up! Hope you keep up the good work! 👍👍

It's pretty good. The subject matter is quite novel, and the story is well-told. The ending felt a bit rushed, but everything else was great. There were quite a few unresolved issues, such as the deaths of her friend and Su Lian, not ending up with Fang Yu, the special forces team's annihilation in the early stages of the apocalypse, and their subsequent obscurity.

I came here expecting no romantic pairings. The tag also says no romantic pairings. But after reading this far, I feel like there are romantic pairings. I hope the author can tell me whether there are or not.

It's pretty good, but the early pairings almost made me give up on it.

This is very interesting. I'm looking forward to the next chapter. Author, please keep updating! One update a day isn't enough!

Great! Well written, with a smooth writing style and believable characters! This is a coming-of-age novel. The growth of an ordinary person is very reasonable, with sound values, a compelling storyline, and a novel setting. If you're looking for a novel where the protagonist is incredibly powerful and invincible from the start, please look elsewhere.

The subject matter is novel, but the writing style at the beginning shows it's by a novice. Although the female lead's character development wasn't successful in the early stages, it improved later. I don't know if the author changed or if they're gradually improving. I felt the later plot development was good, just a bit short.

A very novel post-apocalyptic novel. The author has a great imagination; it's not one of those cliché post-apocalyptic novels. It's engaging and makes you want to keep reading. The female lead is well-developed and strong. It's a great story with a strong female lead; the fact that she's beautiful on her own is a plus. There's no romantic pairing, but the ending feels too satisfying.

The subject matter is quite fresh, featuring both national love and unwavering righteousness. While both are clearly explained, the ending feels a bit rushed. It doesn't delve into how Shi Jie was defeated, as he was portrayed as incredibly powerful. I'm particularly curious about the details of the victory 🤦🤦 and what happens to the female lead.