I Collect Female Celebrities in the Apocalypse

A very good post-apocalyptic novel. The protagonist has always been clear-headed and knows that strength is the first element of survival, even though there are women. But only as a lover, not as a heroine. Nor did he do anything impulsive and risky for women. Why have you started writing otherworldly martial arts in recent chapters? Since you are writing about the end of the world, you should write it well. If you suddenly change your painting style, it will be very abrupt.

The writing is quite good. There is no rebirth, no system, and no betrayal by an ex-girlfriend. There is no neighborhood committee aunt in the community who has not been quartered.

I have read more than 100 chapters. Looking back, I feel that the writing method of this book is similar to the strategies of current fast-food mobile games: it is easy to upgrade in the early stage, and the equipment you want will appear, and it is basically invincible (in mobile games, PK is basically not allowed in the early stage); from the mid-term, the opponent's strength becomes closer and closer to the protagonist, until it surpasses him! (In the game, the BOSS is getting harder and harder to defeat, and the equipment you want is getting harder and harder to explode) It has an obvious meaning of suppressing the protagonist/suppressing the level. Therefore, it should be suitable for those who want to watch the counterattack of little people without cheats. But for those who are used to watching the protagonist be invincible throughout the whole game, it's not so friendly. What's even more embarrassing is that the apocalyptic writing is well written, but suddenly he turns to cultivating immortality and becoming a martial artist. The maps have been completely changed.

There was a bit of ink at the beginning, but then it gradually got on track. I like multiple female protagonists, and I don't have ink on women, just take it lightly. Other allies and opponents all express the character's personality and abilities, and each has their own hidden agendas and conflicts. The little characters' little thoughts are also described in detail. I can't fault it for the time being. I personally like it very much.

I have read Chapter 43 so far, and I have included two girls. The author's writing style is mature, and his description of human nature and emotions is quite accurate. It is suitable to follow. As a bookworm for more than 10 years, I have two opinions. 1. Cao Thief is not particularly good, I think it should be heavier. 2. In order to describe more accurately, the author did express some details carefully, but I think it was too long-winded in the early stage because there are too many gimmicks now, causing many people to only review the first few chapters and leave. I worry that I will lose some of the more impetuous readers. Finally, this book should not have received an 8 rating. I guess those low scores were due to impetuosity. In addition, I would like to ask the author: What does the female star in the title of the book have to do with the content? ? ? ?

It's good-looking, and the combat power is not bad. It's fun, not frustrating, and the foreshadowing is laid very early. So when you go to other worlds later, it won't be like turning into an immortal like other doomsday novels. It can only be said that it is all about strength, and the evolutionary system is the highest level.

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It's like a portrait of a little person gaining strength. At least it's realistic, unlike other books where the male protagonists are all eunuchs.

It's not bad, not brainless, it starts out as ordinary people get some opportunities, there are many women, the purpose of establishing the organization is to facilitate themselves, this is a bonus, not a nanny, not a saint.

Very good world structure, slowly developing until facing the gods, looking forward to it, the rating of 6.9 Is a bit low, 5 stars support!