Apocalyptic Disasters: Living with a Gloomy Ghost

Personally, I think the rating is too low; it should be around 9.1. I didn't give it above 9.1 Because the novel's pacing is a bit slow; although it's a post-apocalyptic story, most of the hundred-plus chapters are spent at home. It's not below 9 because the emotional descriptions are very delicate, with unique details; perhaps a lot of space was devoted to emotional portrayal.

The character design is excellent! The uke (bottom) is finally not some delicate, tearful beauty! And the protagonist's romance isn't just a fleeting, superficial affair! Watching Ji Ge gradually fall for Xiao He was so satisfying, though a bit short. I hope it gets longer QAQ (Also, wishing the author good health and more updates QAQ) So delicious!

It's good-looking and sweet. Both main characters have mouths, so misunderstandings are resolved quickly. This is the sixth brother. I initially had a good impression of him. It's not unusual for an ordinary person to want to curry favor with someone powerful. This world is too cruel to ordinary people. It's not a problem for someone to be glib and ask for protection.

Yes, the romance is handled very well, the characters are well-developed, and the writing is fine. It's just that the plot development is too slow and the pacing could be faster. It's fine now, but I feel like I want to fast forward to the later part, to see when Ji Changqing realizes he likes Xiao He, but Xiao He doesn't like him, and he secretly breaks down in jealousy. When will Ji Changqing finally understand?

It's incredibly, incredibly, incredibly good! The way Ji Ge's attitude towards Xiao He changes is written so well, so vividly. I hope that Jiang guy gets written out of the story soon… He has his pros and cons, but his personality is quite annoying.

Why is the rating so low? It's clearly a great read! The romance is exceptionally well-written. I never knew there could be a romance after the initial stages were like this. The premise is very novel; it's the first time I've seen this kind of setting on Tomato Books. Post-apocalyptic themes aren't really appealing to me anymore, but the characters kept me reading.

Catching up again! Pretty good. A great highlight is how realistic the characters' reactions are. Key point! Although it was nerve-wracking to read, if you put yourself in their shoes and try to see things from their perspective, you'll realize they did so much better than me, sob sob!

The apocalypse is more like a natural disaster than zombies, but it's incredibly good. In the early stages, the seme might have some violent tendencies because he knows the uke needs something from him and wants to force him to reveal his purpose. However, this violence disappears later on.

I just typed a whole bunch of stuff and forgot to save it, speechless. Regarding the writing style and plot: The psychological descriptions are delicate and realistic, and I empathized with both the main and supporting characters. The plot development is logically sound, but the pacing is far too slow.

So far, I haven't found any major flaws. Both main characters have mouths, so any misunderstandings are usually resolved on the spot. Other stories would probably require dozens of chapters to resolve this, which I think is a strength. The characters' inner thoughts are also well-written, quite reasonable, and not out of character.