[High-octane wish fulfillment] + [A gentleman’s favorite] + [Devious and vicious] + [Older man] + [Multiple heroines]
Zhu Cunxi was an “ordinary” college teacher. But after he “educated” a student one time, the world unexpectedly descended into the apocalypse.
Fortunately, he had bound himself to an “Education” System.
“Educate” a disrespectful student once, and get one chance to draw a capsule. He draws a white capsule: one case of popping candy...
“Educate” a spoiled brat who wastes food once, and get one chance to draw a capsule. He draws a purple capsule: one M4A1 rifle...
“Educate” the department beauty for having impure thoughts once, and get one chance to draw a capsule. He draws a gold capsule: one vial of body-enhancement serum...
And so, Zhu Cunxi began his legendary life.
The markings are nice and original. I hope it can be even more enjoyable. It really needs college students; they dare to write anything.
The plot is top-notch among post-apocalyptic novels, and the weaponry isn't removed for plot reasons. There are also no clichéd elements like policewomen or school doctors. The only drawbacks are slow updates, somewhat poor writing style, and inflated numerical values. Hopefully, it won't become too fast-paced later on.
Well written! Keep it up! A fantastic post-apocalyptic story.
This is really well-written and interesting! How come you haven't written anything in three days? You're always being lazy!
I've finished reading it. I'll add it to my bookshelf and check how the updates are going and how stable they are.
Although it's quirky, it's still pretty good. So far, there aren't any major flaws. If I keep writing and build a loyal readership, I should be able to make a living.
It's already pretty good! It avoids the clichés of Tomato's post-apocalyptic novels.
Great! It's a slow-burn but quite enjoyable post-apocalyptic novel these days. I just hope it updates more often each day!
It's definitely worth reading, but the first-person perspective is a bit odd.
It's hard to tell if this is a new author, but they have a lot of ideas. I've read seven chapters so far. While there are still some areas that need improvement, the writing is becoming clearer. I look forward to the author's future works.