[Natural Disaster] Little Days in the Apocalypse

1. The female protagonist is an ordinary person with below-average intelligence. After cultivating, her appearance is only slightly less than considered pretty, which suggests how unattractive she was originally. She also possesses an inappropriate kindness, like a saint.

The character Xiao Nian is creepy. He's not thirteen, he's three! These days, thirteen-year-old boys are almost 1.7 Meters tall, and even the shorter ones are over 1.6 Meters! The plot is watchable, and the character design is acceptable.

I've finished reading it. The theme is novel, a different kind of apocalypse. The reason for the low rating is probably that the female lead is too kind and lacks the decisiveness that people in the apocalypse should have, which makes me feel a little frustrated. Everything else is pretty good, and it's more eye-catching than those cliché apocalypse novels about hoarding supplies and killing zombies.

My biggest concern is how well the female lead handles her family. I can tolerate other issues, since she's a typical female lead. Well, let's see how things go later.

The plot is good and the ideas are imaginative. No filler words, tight plot. Overall, it's a very good book. I have a few suggestions. First, most of the main and supporting characters in this book are students. The student's identity is too vulnerable. Secondly, the "Predict the Future" item should not have appeared. Third, the author is too honest.

It's very interesting and quite enjoyable. Please, author, update frequently!

I've read so many post-apocalyptic novels that they all seem pretty much the same, but this one takes a different approach with a unique setting and concept that will keep you reading. To be honest, I wasn't satisfied; why did it suddenly end? There's so much more to write! But I'm still giving it a full star to encourage the author. Keep it up, author!

It's good. After reading so many post-apocalyptic novels, this one still leaves ordinary people with a glimmer of hope.

It's quite good, but the ending felt rushed. It seemed like they ran out of ideas after the Eternal Night Tree part. The later parts felt like a draft. It feels like there could have been more to write, considering the cultivation level wasn't that high.

It's quite original, standing out in the post-apocalyptic genre. It shows that everyone has the opportunity to evolve, and everyone is their own protagonist. The protagonist in this book is more like a normal ordinary person, not a ruthless and decisive big shot. His personality flaws are obvious, but they are the cognitive flaws of normal people today.