Shocking! Is the Apocalypse Big Shot’s Sweet Wife Someone He Raised from Childhood?

There are many women who like the male protagonist and won't abuse the female protagonist. When will the second male protagonist come out? Is this story about a harem?

I saw that it has been updated to chapter 56, which is very well written. The writing is fluent, and the characters are created with great care, especially the male protagonist and the female protagonist. The male protagonist is a cold and aloof man, but he turns soft-hearted when facing the female protagonist. He is really doting on the loyal dog. I saw some readers asked two questions: 1. The female protagonist makes others avoid the trap. I want to correct the attitude of the male protagonist. It is very clear that girls other than the female protagonist are avoiding suspicion. 2. The heroine didn't explain the misunderstanding with the hero for a long time. The heroine probably didn't explain it intentionally and wanted to find a suitable time. Of course, writing like this does make readers eager to know and want to read on, but the foreshadowing is a bit too long. Personally, I feel that if you love someone, you will not be willing to put the other person in pain and discomfort. The heroine quickly clarified and apologized. I originally planned to read more chapters before commenting, but there are not many people who like apocalyptic stories but can read them smoothly. It is rare to encounter a well-written book. I saw some one-sided comments. I hope it will not affect the author. Everyone will know that it is well written. Come on.

I think it's quite interesting. The heroine broke up with the hero for some reasons, but the hero and heroine have always loved each other. The end is coming, and the male protagonist desperately tries to save the female protagonist. Later, both the male and female protagonists awakened super powers. There are also several pairs of CPs among them. It's all HE

It's okay, but she's obviously not a strong female protagonist. She has to be some kind of city lord and the male protagonist is supporting her from behind. It feels a bit like kidnapping the male protagonist. She obviously doesn't want to take over her. Too many peach blossoms, misunderstandings, no explanation, very annoying

This book is actually pretty good. At the beginning, I felt that the male and female protagonists were awkward and speechless because of their previous breakup. The female protagonist never had a chance to explain the reason. But even so, the male protagonist still doted on the female protagonist from the beginning after finding her, hehe. However, this is not a male comic book. Otherwise, if it were written from the perspective of the male protagonist and from the perspective of the secret realm, it would probably be very interesting. Overall, the writing is a bit simple, and it is just a sweet book. In addition, there is a bit too much content about female rivalry, so many people fall in love with the male protagonist, which is a bit too much. Most modern women are independent and will not rely on men for survival. Even in the end of the world, I believe that many women will still go home and be independent. However, in this book, I don't know if it is because of the lack of space. Apart from the female protagonist and the female supporting role, there are basically few independent women with upright views. This is a fly in the ointment, but the writing is good, so I give it full marks for encouragement.

It's really good to watch, but there are too many women who like the male protagonist.

It's very interesting. I hope it has a single heroine and isn't ambiguous. If I keep it up, it will look even better. And the heroine shouldn't be too weak.

Overall, it's pretty good. It's a short and sour one. The female protagonist has a softer personality and the male protagonist is very single-minded. This book advocates love for one thing and lust, and there is no process of warming up the relationship. You fall in love straight away [laughing and crying]. Those who like pampering stories can read it, but those who value logic don't have to read it. Those who like a man with a mouth can also read it.

It's so beautiful, the heroine and hero are so sweet, and the author is so thoughtful.

It's good-looking, but it's still a misunderstanding issue. I wanted to mention it several times but didn't say it again. It's just a bit of that, but the article is really good-looking. The author is a big fan [love] [love] [admiration] [like]