I Can Log In to the Apocalypse

The male protagonist is written like a delusional, world-destroying teenager who suffers setbacks and then becomes twisted, immediately shouting that the world is wrong, similar to Obito. However, the protagonist is a eunuch, without Rin, and his destruction of the zombie world is an antisocial act of revenge.

If it weren't for so many women, I think I would have given it five stars. The plot is decent, and the satisfying moments are all there. The male lead is decisive and ruthless, a self-serving individual, which I quite like. Male readers should enjoy this book; it's full of beautiful women, and the male lead is strong.

The earlier explanation of keeping the woman could be explained by the inconvenience in the real world or the usefulness of keeping a medical professional, but Chapter 22, with its killing of the man and releasing the woman, completely ruined that explanation.

Mo Tian felt the strange power within his body continuously flowing into the skull of the loli zombie. Mo Xuan swung his bone sword again, swiftly chopping the toilet into several pieces. Three chapters, three different names: Mo Feng, Mo Tian, and Mo Xuan 🤦 I've only read three chapters, I wonder if there are any other names later on 🤦

There's still a lot of room for improvement. Goodbye.

The protagonist acquires a bunch of special abilities and can travel back and forth between worlds, but while others have reached the fifth or sixth rank or even higher, the protagonist is still at the fourth rank. There is no reason for suppressing the protagonist's leveling up.

Chapter 10 is too cruel. He clearly has a complete advantage in physical abilities. Yet he claims to have no advantage? Unbelievable! From this alone, it's clear the author had no outline.

The plot was alright. It turns out the woman at the beginning had superpowers; otherwise, how could she have captivated the protagonist who's been reborn 31 times? The later plot felt a bit dragged out, but it still got to the point. Hopefully, the pace will pick up later on. Enough rambling, let's get to the main storyline. There's also the female-oriented genre, which, although currently lacking any romantic pairings, constantly features beautiful women, making it feel like a fantasy novel.

These women are so annoying, I couldn't kill a single one of them.

The protagonist is quite innocent, but there seem to be too many female characters, like mosquitoes in summer, constantly swarming towards him.