Apocalypse: It All Starts with a Forceful Kiss to a Pure, Pitiful Little Girl

The combination of corpses, ghosts, and strange beasts is very good. There is no deliberate hoarding of supplies. The ham-for-women plot is bad. The poker and speed car scenes are a bit flashy and abrupt. Little Green Tea is particularly well written. It is overwhelming even in sweet love stories. She can accept the single female protagonist. The character and behavior of the little yandere are a bit abrupt.

I just read it casually and couldn't get out. The description was so good and the pace was so tight that it made me want to read more. It was like a novel I had read before. It also had a good description of the end of the world. It had two hundred chapters and I read it in one go. It's very good-looking. It's this feeling of being invincible but not invincible that makes it good-looking. The characters are also well described, but one thing is actually (personally) I feel that the girls except the heroine are too absolute. How can they all be feminists? There should be some rational ones. Although I feel a bit unacceptable personally, it is indeed well described. Come on, author.

The weird and apocalyptic atmosphere is well written, and the little white flowers are cute.

It's very beautiful. I really like Xiao Baihua's pure appearance and green tea nature in her heart. The inner description of the protagonist in the Death Elevator is okay. It doesn't completely lose humanity. There is no way. This is fate. What they are catching up with is the elevator that breaks out in the apocalypse.

This book was not very good in the early stage, so the rating is low... It is really good in the later part (emotional line) And that Gu Muxue... I always think of another heroine in the novel, named Gu Muxi, and the hero calls her Gu Guigui, because she is sneaky And Su Yuewei's character really pokes fun at me, aloof but silly. Senior sister Fang Lingxiu... Finally, there is Jiang Lianqing... It seems that this person has not touched it, right? He put on a ring and said not to touch it, but did not say touch it (maybe I forgot) because I remember that Gu Muxue and Jiang Lianqing stood up with the male protagonist at the end... So I think it should be possible to touch it after this. Finally!! Apocalyptic article! Another apocalyptic person who becomes a cultivator in the apocalypse! It pisses me off!

It's been a long time since I've seen such a good-looking novel. The main character is not a virgin, he doesn't blindly recruit younger people, and he doesn't kill people when he sees them. The monsters also have different shapes and weird abilities.

On the whole, except for the slight shortcomings in the front, which is a bit mindless, it also seems that the protagonist owes a lot to Yang Minmin, which is a bit negative. However, it was later made up, but it was given casually by the protagonist, which seemed a bit careless and uncomfortable. If you can, please change it a little better. The character drawings and the like also feel a bit strange. The later depictions feel much more comfortable, with a sense of group portrait, but not much. Putting aside the facts [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]When it comes to the author, five-star praise [Sneaky laugh][Sneaky laugh][Sneaky laugh] It was a bit too frustrating for Yang Minmin to stay alone in the dormitory. I hope it can be improved. At least it is a system certification, and it is still the first one. Can't you tell me a few more words of caution and what to do to help Xiaobai? If it doesn't work, why not seal it in a space for protection? [Eat melon]

Let's review it first. It's quite interesting. Sometimes the writing is also very good, but some plots and settings may have loopholes. First of all, I don't really hope that it will be a pure novel. Accepting the little white flowers depends on the suppression of strength. I think it's okay. How to accept the heroine in the future? I hope the author can write it satisfactorily.

I have read more than a dozen chapters, and the first two chapters are slightly toxic. They are mainstream sadism that is not mainstream nowadays, but it is mainly for foreshadowing and to flesh out the protagonist's character, which is acceptable. The next ten chapters are well written, and they are suitable for me, a bookworm of more than ten years.

Yes, it's to my liking. I've read 30 chapters now. The writing and plot are pretty good. I don't have high standards. I can accept nothing serious. I can't find many books like this on Tomato nowadays.