Worlds Collide: Starting with the Sky Falling

It's quite good, and suits my taste. The main reason for the low rating is that too few people are reading it, resulting in a lack of traffic. Tomato's rating system is based on a combination of the number of viewers and the rating. I've read up to chapter 119 so far, and there aren't any major flaws. It's much better than some books with high ratings and many readers, but a lot of problems.

It's well-written; I hope it can be completed instead of being abandoned.

The protagonist's talent is currently only suitable for small groups. Once the team reaches hundreds, thousands, or even tens of thousands, acquiring rare resources becomes incredibly difficult, requiring endless effort. It would be great if this talent could be made so that others could also benefit from it.

Currently, due to the synergy of several talents, it's possible to set monster drops. Since the protagonist's subordinates are mainly those contracted with him, any extra drops from monsters they defeat, obtained through their talents, go directly to the protagonist. However, the protagonist is currently confined to a corner of a city. Shouldn't a means of movement be considered?

A decent novel. The protagonist gains an extra chance to choose loot drops when defeating monsters. The story is reasonably well-written, but the classic alliance oath trope makes the plot a bit cliché. It's readable, but might feel slightly overly dramatic and uninteresting. It's good for when you're bored.

Well-developed premise, not mindless plot, smooth storyline. (Superior) Five-star orange, five A grades Immersion (A), Attraction (B), Cheat Code (B), Setting (A), Writing Style (B), Creative Idea (B), Pace (A), Main Plot (B), Character Design (A), Logic (A) Additional deductions: None #Impartial evaluation. If you have different opinions, you can evaluate them yourself.

It's very well written \(//∇//)\ Personally, I feel it should transition to level 10 and expand the world-building as soon as possible 🤔 This writing style is fine if it's a bit slow on Qidian, but it's a bit slow on Tomato.

From the perspective of a "feel-good" novel, it's alright, but the protagonist's overpowered abilities are a bit excessive, giving it a feeling of half-feel-good, strongly-feel-good, and plot-driven enjoyment.

Other characters' talents appear more often than the protagonist's. I might as well change my name. In the apocalypse, I am bound to the strategist's loyalty.

This book is good. It's a team-based story, and I personally don't like the lone wolf/post-apocalyptic theme. The protagonist's personality is also quite good—calm, not stupid, and not overly idealistic. The author is also very active. Keep it up!