Bound to a System, I'm Forced to Save the World

I came here after reading another book by the author, about traveling through the Middle Ages and becoming the owner of a manor. That book was very well written. I thought it was quite interesting, and the writing was also great. So I clicked on the author's homepage and found this book. To be honest, it's pretty good-looking, but it's a very traditional apocalyptic novel, which may not be in line with the current feeling of refreshing novels. It's a very orthodox apocalyptic novel. So it's a little bit depressing, but it still has an apocalyptic atmosphere, and there's also a villain boss setting. To be honest, I don't recommend it to people who like to read light-hearted and funny novels. This book may not fit their idea of ​​apocalyptic literature. It's a bit like the literature from the time when Internet literature first emerged, but it just doesn't fit in with the current mainstream. It is good-looking, but there is no absolute happy ending. In the back, many people died because of the villain and zombies, and some were even people close to the heroine. There is not a very powerful protagonist, and everyone is wandering on the line of life and death. It is a very typical and traditional post-apocalyptic survival story. If you can accept this, you can still watch it. I think the writing and logic are okay.

It's a cool novel, but the quality is pretty good. It's not a routine novel.

It's very beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it?

It's quite interesting, a good post-apocalyptic story, and it doesn't have that much romance.