What?! The Apocalypse Big Shot Won Over the Marshal with Superpowers

Before chapter 104, the main character and supporting characters had pretty good personalities and character designs. The main character was also very decisive in dealing with things that were bad or unfavorable to him, and the plot wasn't too melodramatic. Chapter 104, the appearance of Xiao Hei really surprised me!

The premise is pretty good, but the protagonist has many habits that most people don't have, like not being able to sleep without pajamas and not eating leftovers, especially considering he's lived through a post-apocalyptic world. I think it would be better to explain his background and social status earlier on; that would make the story flow more smoothly. 🤔

I'm giving this book a five-star review because it's really good. I was almost finished reading it, but there was a major flaw in the last few chapters that bothered me. Judging from the author's comments, a significant number of people probably dropped it because of this. To be honest, I read from the beginning to the end.

I can pretty much guess what happens next. I suggest the author add some plot twists; that would make the story more interesting. I've been following this book for quite a while now, and it's over 500,000 words long. The author is working so hard! [Learned][Learned]

It's actually pretty good. There's one couple pairing in it, and while the main character accepts it and the other characters are fine with it, I, as a viewer, just can't stand it 🤦 Oh dear, what to do 😢😢😢, except for that one scene whose plot really hit my personal trigger point. I'll just pretend I didn't see it 🤦🤦🤦

It's a very good read, and the writing is excellent, but around chapter 300 I couldn't continue. The plot felt a bit slow, and I wanted to know what happened next. I was incredibly angry. For example, Xiao Hei later became Zhu Liang, and why was he still alive? With Xiao Hei's powerful intuition, how could he survive so miserably in that tower?

There were no major flaws in the entire article; I found it to be a very smooth read. I don't know why it received such a low score from Tomato. At least among the books I've read that score nine points or higher, it definitely deserves that title.

The plot's entry point is excellent, especially the part where Mu Yang gets his revenge—it was truly satisfying. The development of the relationship between the two characters, while lacking in detail, is still very well done. Sometimes, too much or too little detail in emotional descriptions is detrimental; the author's choice in this part is particularly clever.

It's a very enjoyable and funny story, a sweet and refreshing read with elements of space travel, sentinels, superpowers, and food. The food scenes are particularly hilarious and realistic. The protagonist (uke) is not spoiled at all and is very strong, even as a B-rank guide in the early stages.

Holy crap, this is so satisfying! It's a super-satisfying read from beginning to end! It's a combination of rebirth, interstellar sentry, strong leads, a loving couple, high intelligence, superpowers, and sweet romance—it's so enjoyable! The rating is way too low; it's definitely a 9.5 Or higher for me. It's truly amazing!