In the Apocalypse, I Do Whatever I Want

The plot is watchable so far. There's not much pointless flirting, and the characters are ruthless enough. The downside is that it's a neighborhood harem story with a powerful male protagonist. The neighbors upstairs, downstairs, and next door are all beautiful women: minors, married women, streamers, and Liu Ruyan. Aside from that, everything else is alright. Judging by this pace, the neighborhood war god harem story is going to be going on for a very, very long time. I'd better slip away now.

That's right, this is the real apocalypse, unlike other apocalyptic novels that are just using the genre as a pretext to indulge in a saintly sentiment; any protagonist the author writes would definitely not survive the next day.

It's alright. Although it follows the same formula as the neighborhood war god, it's straightforward and efficient, which is good. Also, the setting of natural disasters is quite novel.

It's a great book. So far, there are no awkward plot points; it's decisive and doesn't drag. The apocalyptic setting has a minor flaw, but it's negligible. I have high hopes for it; it's just that there aren't enough chapters yet. Keep updating!

It's alright, the "War God" vibe is a bit weak, but the cheat codes are definitely powerful.

Five stars. A pure post-apocalyptic invincible story, mainly featuring a protagonist who doesn't eat beef 😏 and doesn't abandon the story. There are women, but no female lead.

The protagonist seems to be a normal person, but perhaps a bit of a procrastinator.

Just because you didn't mince words and silently raised your gun 🤦🤦🤦

I just love this kind of selfish protagonist; it's the end of the world, that's how it should be.

It's well-written, but it feels like it lacks consideration of several factors: how will ordinary people survive the post-apocalyptic changes? How will the plot progress if everyone is gone?