Boohoo, the Poor Little Thing Is Being Coveted by Another Yandere

The main characters are powerful but never kill. This is the apocalypse, so why do they always let the enemies escape (and why is it constantly emphasized that the protagonist is ruthless and heartless, yet this contradicts his actions)? In the second district, after a fight, they stole supplies and told the enemy to get lost. Wouldn't the enemy hold a grudge?

The rating is a bit low, but I want to say that it's really good. A loyal and enthusiastic big dog; he'll lick you until you get everything! 😄😄😄😄😄

It's quite good, but the incident involving Qi Zhiyu at the beginning has continued until now. Qiqi's constant suspicion is exhausting to watch. I wonder when we'll find out that the pervert is Qi Zhiyu, or maybe we'll just stay clueless and pretend it never happened. And when will he turn into a little zombie?

It's not bad, but I think if they add too many plot lines, it might easily lose interest. It's only around chapter 40, no rush. Hmm, my impression of it got worse after that. It felt like their intelligence was forcibly lowered after they turned into zombies. Also, before Qiqi turned into a zombie, I found it a bit annoying to watch them argue all the time.

I only read half of it the first time, but finished it in half a day the second time. The author writes so well, the language is delicate, the logic is clear, and there are no messy or unnecessary things. I love the relationship between Qiqi and Qi so much; there are no melodramatic plot twists, and misunderstandings are always resolved. It's a great read! 👀

I love it! Song Baobao is so cute, and the male lead is really good to her. As I get older, I enjoy reading sweet romance novels. 😳😳😳

Well, this book really resonated with me. I personally found it very enjoyable because I tend to like male leads who are a bit crazy and eccentric, and rather thin, the kind of guy who would normally snuggle in the arms of the main character, but also capable of standing on his own. However, the protagonist in this book isn't exactly capable of standing on his own, but he possesses exceptional abilities. It's a bit different from what I usually read, but I still really like it.

I finished watching it after staying up all night. It felt good. Watching the sweet romance between the young couple was okay. The plot was so-so. But it's considered above average on Tomato TV. There were some plot holes that weren't clearly explained, making it a bit messy. It's watchable to kill time.

The beginning is especially sweet; Qiqi is like a soft, fragrant little cake. The other male lead is a forceful lover. If you like forced love + sweet stories, just go for it! It's worth rewatching. Go for it!

Immortal Product I haven't seen anything this good in a long time, but the ending is a bit open-ended. Although the lovers get together, it doesn't explain what happened before time went back, so it seems like it's probably a bad ending. I love Qiqi so much! She's so cute, and Qi's masculinity is off the charts! I love her so much! 😍😍😍