A Gloomy Little Pitiable? That's Clearly an Apocalypse Calamity!

The character of the male protagonist is very in line with my aesthetics: he is possessive, hides his identity deeply from the heroine, and is indifferent to the people around him. He only loves the heroine deeply and loves very carefully. This book is full of sweet romance, and the identity of the heroine really interested me. Great support from the author and looking forward to the follow-up!!!

Great, great, every book is beautiful and the writing is super good.

Very nice! I really like the male protagonist setting, hehe

It's so good-looking. I just like the kind of yandere novels with gentle female protagonists. I've read a lot of yandere novels, and either the male protagonist is too crazy and not gentle, or the female protagonist is driven crazy, just like a neurotic, and she can't follow her at all. I still like this kind of crazy guy the most, but he looks pitiful in front of the heroine. The heroine is also very gentle and won't go crazy easily.

The descriptions of the female protagonist and the male protagonist are all good, and the writing style is good, but what makes me feel a bit weird is the description of the people in the Anomaly Bureau. How can I put it, it has the beauty of a fairy tale. After experiencing the destruction of the world and countless failed rescues, and watching step by step, the familiar world and the familiar people are gradually destroyed and I can't do anything. After a strong person returns to the past, he is not pessimistic at all, and his attitude towards world-ending natural disasters is rather childish (personal experience, very subjective). Generally speaking, there is no sense of despair as the end is approaching, but it is not harmful. After all, this novel is a sweet novel, and the emotional description of the male and female protagonists is very delicate. This part is very comfortable to read. (You don't need to read the following, it's purely personal) There are probably two directions for the subsequent plot (guess, it's completely inaccurate, I want to be a prophet). One is that the male protagonist controls his own domain (that is, the contaminated zone), completely controls the other world, and harvests all the people who harmed him like leeks. There will be no such thing as a contaminated zone in future generations. He also corrects his attitude towards the female protagonist. He no longer dwells on the characteristics of the female protagonist's soul, but is captured by the emotion that humans call love. Everyone is happy. Another kind of male protagonist is not strong enough, and the contaminated area still breaks out. After the contaminated area breaks out (I don't know the mechanism of the outbreak, I understand it as the merger of the two worlds), the male protagonist slowly searches for his own power, and in the middle, he recovers the foreshadowing of why the male protagonist became a victim, what happened, and who caused the male protagonist to be harmed. It is estimated that there will be a knife in the middle, and there will also be some connections with the male protagonist. Enemies with the same or slightly weaker strength appear, and the male and female protagonists confess to each other during this period, and their hearts are completely connected. The female protagonist's soul will definitely not fall, but there will definitely be a darkening part in the middle, which is also the part where the male and female protagonists' emotions heat up. In the end, the male protagonist does not want to care about the affairs of the world, but just wants to stay with the female protagonist forever, and the world returns to relative normality, and everyone is happy. There shouldn't be an ending where the female protagonist falls, because the male and female protagonists in this film will definitely be together in the end (probably?) And the setting here is that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist because of the special nature of her soul. The all-black soul is just his tool, or is the all-black female protagonist turning her back on the guest? This is not necessarily true. This comment is a comment after reading Chapter 52. The comments are all comments on the plot before Chapter 52.

I'll give it four stars for the sake of the plot. The plot is good, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is too detached. I personally like to watch fast-paced movies. If you insist on saying you don't like it, you don't have to watch it. That's your fault. I hope the author can write the relationship more clearly later. The two of them are not at the same stage of thinking now. Yes, the heroine should feel deceived, but she is still a flower in the greenhouse. After all, she only has written descriptions of the end of the world. She still feels a little overwhelmed when facing the reality. But in fact, it is also in line with the psychology of ordinary people. Mainly because we are from the perspective of God, we may have these feelings. Um, let me express it. If you argue, you are right.

I like this setting very much, and I also like the setting of the male protagonist. It was fine until the male protagonist wanted to test the female protagonist. But the female protagonist was set up to be too ignorant of the weirdness. The male protagonist deliberately sent the policeman who knew about the strangeness to the female protagonist and asked him to remind her in a subtle way to see her reaction. As a result, the female protagonist only guessed whether he knew the apocalypse was coming and quickly rejected it. After that, she just felt that the policeman was baffled. Looking at the beginning, I thought it would be the kind of sweet story where you slowly catch the clues that the other person deliberately reveals while getting along and finally discover his identity. But because I believed that I liked the other person, I chose to leave a sweet text that is both companionship and a bridge between the male protagonist and human beings. As a result, Zhengpeng awakened his past life memory (the apocalyptic leader was very discerning and did not overestimate his capabilities in trying to catch the male protagonist, but ended up irritating him and accelerating the end of the world. It was a good plot). He also had contact with the female protagonist several times. The female protagonist also lives in a polluted area, but she had no suspicion at all. Her unknown physique means that the weirdness has no effect on her. She cannot see it or feel it. She is like a person living in a hood. It feels like the plot of the heroine has stalled. She firmly believes in the original plot and there seems to be no such thing as weirdness in her brain. If the female protagonist of this kind of novel is smart (will notice something is wrong and piece together the truth bit by bit), is brave (knows the true identity of the male protagonist and dares to continue to be with him) and is not swayed by prejudice (believes in the person she sees and gets along with), the character design will be really good [crying] Let's wait until the heroine discovers the hero's true identity and then come back.

Super super super beautiful! The setting of the male protagonist is really interesting [eating melon] Come on [sending my heart]

The content of the novel is novel, and the setting of the male protagonist is something I had never thought of - a humanoid natural disaster. He has no human emotions and perceptions, and will only indifferently accept the malice emanating from humans, because to him, humans are just little ants that are not to be feared. He does not bother to pay attention to humans. If humans touch his bottom line, he does not mind killing them. The heroine, in my opinion, is a light in the polluted area, the light of humanity, and any pollutants are useless to her. However, from a God's perspective, when I see that the heroine is ignorant of pollutants and has no defense against them, I feel that she is so innocent. This is a heroine setting that I don't like, but it does not prevent me from continuing to watch, because the storyline is very attractive to me and is something I have never seen before. Although the male protagonist does not know human emotions, he will "protect" the female protagonist without letting her be contaminated by even dirtier pollutants, and without realizing it, his possessiveness will gradually increase.

It's beautiful, it's the first time I've seen this type of [sending my heart][sending my heart]