The Savior Is Actually Me?

This is totally my style! When the story of Sister Wang's mutation first came out, it gave me a similar shock to the mutation in *Little Mushroom*. The older brother's indecisiveness, his sense of responsibility towards his younger brother, and his occasional selfishness made the character very three-dimensional and vivid.

It's pretty good. The protagonist's character never falters. Even though he was raised by humans, his nature never changed. Whether he had any connection with someone or not, once they died, he felt no guilt or regret. Only indifference and detachment. That's what I wanted—a protagonist without emotions. The protagonist and his brother. Both want to protect each other.

The main character is such an adorable baby! He has a somewhat superhuman quality, possessing a natural, quirky way of thinking and a decisiveness unburdened by morality, yet he still retains a strong sense of humanity at heart. I really enjoyed the author's depiction of the apocalypse, the feeling of monster threats and drastic social upheaval, and the strong sense of immersion and oppression.

It's a great read. I really liked the supporting characters; they were all very vividly portrayed, not just generic background characters. Each one felt like a protagonist in their own world. But honestly, the other male lead's presence was very weak in the early episodes, and the chemistry between him and the main character was even weaker, in my opinion, less than the chemistry between the…

It was so good! I skipped my homework and binged it all in one go, so now I regret it because there's nothing left to read. And I haven't done my homework either. (Crying cat emoji. Jpg) The writing is good, the plot and emotional development are smooth, and there weren't any awkward parts. It's really well-written. The writing style is light and humorous.

It's been a long time since I've encountered a book that suits my taste so well. It has a good plot and it's funny, but there are still too few chapters right now, and I'm afraid it will die out. So, even if we have to compromise, can't the author give us a surprise, like suddenly releasing a hundred or so chapters from their backlog?

I love it! Danwu's personality is just my type. Intelligent, proactive, decisive, aloof, self-serving, yet with a touch of humanity. She'll never let herself be taken advantage of, and she'll never allow anything to harm her interests. She's flexible and knows when to yield; if she can't win, she'll surrender. Looking forward to more updates! 😘😘😘😘😘😘

Super!!! Extremely!!! Great!!! Watch!!! Ahh ... I absolutely love Wu Bao's cold and aloof personality, so devoid of emotion! It's simply irreplaceable! 😢😢😢😢😢 This book is so sweet and sassy!!! Our Shoubao is the strongest, it's just that the romance plot is kind of secondary, hahaha, it's a little messy. But the plot of "No Harm" is so good!

It's really good! The author's humor and descriptions are excellent. It seems the author is well-suited to the post-apocalyptic genre. The romance is a little lacking, but I still really enjoyed it; I wish there were more. It would be even better if there were some side stories or slice-of-life scenes. What I really miss is the older brother.

The book is almost finished, and it felt a bit angsty, especially the parts about Leah and Shan Yuze; it made me a little sad. The ending was quite unexpected. I thought the protagonist would change the world, using his abilities to resurrect some important people, but in the end, he chose to leave. If he had been a bit more indifferent, he might not have taken Ying Yizhi with him.