White Fog Seals Off the Building in the Apocalypse, and Beautiful Women Beg Me for Shelter

The evolution of the community organizations within the building is well written. I dropped it after they added a storyline involving an ancient family, which ruined the post-apocalyptic atmosphere.

It's alright. The protagonist doesn't have strong antisocial tendencies, and there aren't any outrageous plot points like women selling themselves for food or burglaries the day after a crisis breaks out. Everything unfolds gradually. I'm more interested in how the author will recruit Yulia, and whether the story will escalate into a mutant war. Physical enhancement is acceptable, but turning it into a fireball exchange would be boring.

I don't want to keep up with the updates; once I've read another book, it's pointless to come back to this one.

The content is fantastic, it's not some kindergarten go-karting video! ₍₍ ᕕ(´◔⌓◔)ᕗ⁾⁾

This is a book I can recommend to friends. It depicts the wickedness and scheming of human nature in a post-apocalyptic world, and of course, the abundance and power of the strong. It might be too much for those with fragile hearts to read.

It's so-so at the beginning, but it gets pretty good later on; you can keep watching.

It's alright, you can check it out if you're looking for something to read.

This book is underrated; it's definitely a masterpiece worth 9 points or more.

It's a very good read, with fresh content, no major flaws, and the writing is also quite good.

Currently, it's worth watching.