Apocalypse: Even After Changing Gender, I Still Have to Face a Mad World

After reading it, I experienced strong physical and psychological discomfort. The bizarre nature of the content was astonishing, even raising concerns about the author's mental state. I suggest they seek help from a mental health professional. However, it is undeniable that the author's writing is quite skillful, with excellent narrative pacing and expressive language. It's clear that this book reflects considerable effort. After comprehensive consideration, I give it five stars.

Knives! Hahaha! All knives~ I love you knives!! (Grabs a handful of knives and stuffs them into his mouth) Hahahaha... Cough cough... (Knife stuck in his throat) Really... Cough cough... Good knives~ Haha... Knives! They're all mine! My knives~ (Lies down and gathers all the knives into his arms) No... Don't take my knives! They're all mine!! Go away, I only want my knives hahahaha... Hahaha... Knives…

It's really well-written. I'd like to see more from the female lead's perspective, and occasionally from the male lead's. It shouldn't all be from the female lead's perspective; it might be more interesting if we included some from the male lead's point of view now and then.

It's so well written, I'm really impressed! 🥰🥰🥰

The "heavy" section is like Cthulhu. Ordinary people, hearing rumors before actually encountering the real thing, are curious, but once they do, they suffer a huge psychological blow. Just recalling it is unpleasant, and afterwards, they see strange things in their minds. If the author of this book weren't on Tomato's platform, they probably would have written a very bizarre "real" version.

Holy crap, this is a pure angst story for the protagonist! The author really means what they say; if they're going to angst the protagonist, they won't let him have an easy time 🤦. But all the angst has a reasonable explanation, and the writing is quite smooth and enjoyable. Keep up the good work, update more! I read the book for a while and found it was finished. The outline was quite clear, but the ending felt a bit rushed. Good luck, author!

There's absolutely no hope, just like the author said, it's incredibly despairing, pure torture for the protagonist. It's the first time I've seen such endless angst, it's really heartbreaking. However, the Guan Zhong side story is quite sweet. Five stars 👍 Readers who identify with the protagonist are in for a treat!

I finished reading chapter 200. It took me a week. The first 40 chapters were alright; I only spent a day reading them. Although the later chapters weren't as good as the earlier ones, I kept reading thinking the ending would be okay, but the last few chapters were truly heartbreaking. Especially the last chapter, Zhong Yin just died like that, honestly, it was really heartbreaking.

It's simply a well-paced, morbidly sadistic novel with a protagonist who suffers a lot of emotional damage. However, compared to typical morbidly sadistic novels, its limits are quite extreme. For several dozen chapters, the protagonist is reduced to just a head. The level of detail and emotional intensity rivals that of a genuine morbidly sadistic novel.

I'm giving it five stars simply because the plot was well-crafted, not because it's particularly good. It's so close to reality, though it might be considered incredibly unlucky and despairing even in real life. I only read the short chapter about madness and death; the protagonist's entire family died, and he was repeatedly violated – it was truly heartbreaking.