Apocalypse: I Went Out Once, and They Stole My House, Door and All

I have finished reading all the updates so far. It can be said that the content and plot are very novel and the two worlds are connected. I have not seen anything like this before. Then what worries me is that the male protagonist cannot come to the female protagonist's world. Only the female protagonist can go to the male protagonist's world. Then if the female protagonist is in danger, then the male protagonist will have no way to help the female protagonist. In addition, the author is quite trendy, it can be said that the 5G network Come on, author! I hope I can see the end of this article one day. After all, it is really novel. Come on! |•'-'•)و✧

This book is a relatively new one with a post-apocalyptic theme. It is mainly a series of stories based on the shared space between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. I have now read the latest chapter, I hope the author can quickly code the words [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

The plot is very novel and the content is not cliché. There are some popular Internet memes in the article that keep up with current events, but it doesn't feel awkward or cliché and it's interesting. I just hope there won't be too many sub-plots. I really like the heroine, she's so cute👉👈 👉👈I like watching modern dramas very much. I feel like getting rich and enjoying the novels hhh (I don't mean to say that apocalyptic plots are bad, nor do I mean to reduce apocalyptic plots)

It's a bit interesting, but it's a pity that it's not finished. I need to develop it.

It's so well written, it's the first time I've seen a novel written in this way, a combination of apocalyptic and modern times. Sitting and typing, I can't read enough.

It's really funny

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! ! ! !

It's quite good to watch, and the plot is also good. Every picture is solid. I hope there will be less plots about parents urging marriage, and more plots about male and female protagonists.

It's ok, just not to my liking, bye.

Don't poke it, I like to see it