Doomsday: Surely I'm Not the Only Man Left

The protagonist is coerced into handing over his gun in order to save outsiders. If you can accept it, watch it. If not, it's best not to watch it.

The scene at the fire station was really unbearable. People were getting in your face and you could still make peace with it.

Generally, especially the fire station section

I was super bored and got fooled by the title.

Okay, Holy Virgin, in order to save a stranger, you gave all four guns to the enemy, and even begged the enemy in a low voice to let you go.

The scene at the fire station was really witty.

If Dong Zhiruo hadn't been there to really push Shen Chong into a panic, then more than two hundred people would be more than two hundred corpses, which would just waste some time. Where did the gun go?

Just like Shippuden, in addition to dialogues and speeches, there are long paragraphs of explanations, and a small part is about battles and plots. It is very uncomfortable to watch. This is not a romance novel. It has so many language arts and readers have no intention of empathizing. It is best to write the apocalypse in the way of the apocalypse. These are too idealistic.

Not really good

The protagonist feels like a boiling sheep