The Apocalypse's White Moonlight Lives to a Hundred

I would like to make a small suggestion. Nowadays, many books include female rivalry, but in fact many women do not do this. As the times progress, women are constantly improving themselves instead of choosing to depend on men, and they will not sell their bodies. Proper female rivalry will increase reality, but too much is not good. Women should help each other. Every girl is gentle and firm. In the end of the world, women should be more united. But what I see in this book is more to rely on men. The heroine also had this purpose at the beginning, but there are also reasons that are innocuous. The male protagonist is strong. It is inevitable that girls will like good-looking girls, but excessive female competition will only make people prejudiced and think that every girl is like this. I hope this little suggestion can help you

Gaga is beautiful, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists is very delicate. Especially the male protagonist is both restrained and indulgent towards the female protagonist. He restrains his feelings for fear of being too strong and scares the female protagonist, but at the same time allows the female protagonist to have fun with him! The female protagonist is dependent on the male protagonist and more often follows the male protagonist's footsteps to improve herself, fearing that she will fall behind. Also, I prefer the character of the heroine who dares to love and hate. On the contrary, I hate the kind of characters where the male and female protagonists clearly love each other and are ambiguous. The male protagonist obviously shows it very clearly. The female protagonist still hangs on the male protagonist and doesn't even shy away from being ambiguous with other men. Especially in the end of the world, if you live one day and earn one day, if you don't love someone, you may die at any time, not to mention that both people are living in the second life, so love must be bravely expressed.

I like it very much, the heroine has a good character, and the hero's love is forbearing and strong. I like that apocalyptic novels have CP. In the apocalypse, no matter whether there are materials or anything else, people will be confused and confused. No matter how strong people are, their spirits and psychology will be gloomy. Family love and teammate love will have their own lives, but good love includes family love and friendship. Love in the apocalypse has the warmth of cuddling together, and the courage to live and die together. At least I feel that no matter how ruthless and indifferent the world is, at least you are still around.

I personally think this book is very good. I like it. First of all, the heroine has been growing up and is not weak. Secondly, the emotional line is very stretched and the author's writing style is also good (PS: I always feel that the male protagonist is relatively cold in the early stage. I hope he can take the initiative later. Secondly, I hope that the female protagonist must love herself first before loving the male protagonist.) I saw a lot of Baozi questioning He in Chapter 26, but I think the writing was actually okay. She didn't cause death, and she didn't delay it for a long time. I think it's very consistent with the changes in human nature, that is, she can't do big evil, but she can't control her own small evil. I always think that the character creation doesn't need to be too facial. Bad must be bad and good must be good. Her behavior is normal. Human nature is complex and changeable. But I still hope that there will be less of this, it is more of a female rivalry and is not very comfortable to watch. I hope that the portrayal of women in the later period can be more diversified, instead of doing stupid things for love or lusting for money and power. We don't want this kind of thing, it's too much and stale. Some babies think that her character has been ruined if she commits a crime once, but I don't think that's necessary. But I think there is a problem with the male protagonist's attitude. If the gender is changed, and there is a man who delays saving the male protagonist for the female protagonist, I think it is actually more acceptable. The male's motivation is acceptable, the male protagonist's forgiveness is acceptable, and it is a bit fresher than this. I think many sisters will not be able to accept the female protagonist's (sexual transformation into a male protagonist) approach, but everyone seems to understand the current male protagonist's approach? (They have not known each other for a short time, but generally speaking, they are also members of the male protagonist's team who have selfish motives. Regardless of whether it is a business or private matter, they should tell the female protagonist in advance. I think the male protagonist does not seem to have any burden.)

I can understand if I have to forgive my previous teammates due to the situation, but it would be a bit strange to really forgive me. After all, the heroine is a sober person who cherishes her life. Isn't the most important thing in a team in the apocalypse is trust? After hiding it once, if it were me, I wouldn't trust it anymore, and I would leave the team when I gain strength later. After all, it's the end of the world, and love is not important. It doesn't matter if the male protagonist doesn't want it, but judging from the title of the book, we will definitely continue to be together, so let's stop here.

//🌸The male protagonist's teammate almost indirectly caused the heroine's death. Afterwards, the heroine forgave the female protagonist, and some female competition was involved. Those who didn't like it could pass by. \\🌸The author actually wrote it very well. The first part really attracted me, but the second part was the setting problem that everyone said. I felt a little wet in the middle (it doesn't hurt me, I can quickly skip it). It's not easy for the author to code, I hope his next works will be better [Love]

The hero and heroine started kissing in Chapter 8. I couldn't stand such a fast relationship. I'm sorry, sorry, sorry.

Such a good article is worth 10 points. Why is the rating so low? I like the heroine so much. She has transformed from a weak young lady into a super strong person. She does not give up even when she has no powers. She strives to improve herself and is serious and direct about relationships. She is 10,000 times better than those heroines who enjoy the help of the male protagonist and are pretentious at the same time.

Among all Tomato's post-apocalyptic novels, this one is considered good-looking. The male protagonist is strong, loyal and doting, and the female protagonist is also quite strong. Even though the author occasionally makes her character a little pretentious, she is generally sane, and it is normal to be a little self-interested in the beginning. There is basically no female competition, and the male competition, that is, the villain and male lead, has a little tension. Regarding the plot where the heroine forgives her female teammates at the beginning, I think it's okay. After all, the heroine is reborn and knows that the female teammates are the original team members. She is definitely not close to the teammates she joined in the middle of the game. Moreover, her choice to forgive also shows that she doesn't care. She is so strong that she can ignore it. She is confident that she will conquer her later and be sincerely received by her teammates. So, overall, except for the heroine's occasional pretentiousness and indifference, this book deserves five stars.

The male protagonist is strong but will not regard the female protagonist as a little white flower who depends on him. He teaches the female protagonist to fight in the early stage and lets her fight among the zombies to grow up after making sure that she is safe. This is very interesting to me. The female protagonist is rational and smart. Facing the apocalypse, she will be a little bit Xiaoji uses her Bai Yueguang advantage to win the compassion of the male protagonist. Even with the protection of the male protagonist, she will work hard to improve her abilities. The male protagonist is just a way out for her to survive in the apocalypse. Only by self-improvement can she survive the apocalypse. Secondly, this zombie king is really a mad scientist, constantly injecting viruses into himself for research. Sometimes I wonder if the ending would have been different if he captured the heroine for research when he became interested in her.