Apocalypse: Conquering the World from a School Base

It's exceptionally good. The protagonist's values are the most upright among all the intellectual battle novels by Tomato, in my opinion. He's not a saint! Not a saint! Not a saint! The protagonist's thinking is ahead of his time. He had already anticipated all sorts of possible scenarios during the first behind-the-scenes operation, including legal repercussions after someone's death.

I cried, I had just started reading and it's already stopped updating 😢😢😢

It's very good. I really liked the prop designs; they were novel. The plot logic wasn't flawed, and it was quite tense and exciting. The team's planning and management were also very interesting. The only problem so far is that you should stop portraying women like this.

This kind of novel is truly intellectually stimulating and doesn't lack character development. If the details were refined, it would definitely become a hit sooner or later. High-quality fantasy game novels like this are already quite rare these days, and this book felt like a gem when I reached chapter sixty.

The concept is amazing, and the prop design is brilliant. This is the first time I've been captivated by this kind of rule-based game. It's too short!

All I can say is that it's incredibly good! The protagonist's logic is so clear. At first, I wondered if the author had made a mistake in their description, or if I was wrong, but the protagonist's later words proved me right. It's truly exceptional, and the theme is very fresh. I haven't read such a good book in a long time. I'm so excited! I'm confident this book will be a huge hit; it's just just too good! 😳

Great, great, great! 😜

The protagonist is exceptionally well-developed; he's not just a vague character, but someone you genuinely believe to be courageous, resourceful, and possessing a strong sense of the big picture. Now, it's up to the author to see how the world-building and storyline unfold. I'm eager to see if the protagonist finds his purpose—perhaps he desires power, or world peace?

It's really quite interesting and enjoyable, but it's a pity the author said there's a high chance they won't be updating it anymore. I still hope the author can continue updating; I think the data will gradually improve. [OK]

I picked up this book by chance and decided to give it a try. It's really good. The protagonist's thinking is quite insightful, and he doesn't have an excessively saintly heart or a cheat code. It's more like an ensemble piece, where each character has their own likable qualities. The values are also very positive, and the distinction between good and evil isn't as easily discernible as in other novels. Instead, it focuses more on righteous people.