Apocalypse Descends: The Lone Wanderer

If you like stories without a female lead and those who are decisive and ruthless, this is for you. The protagonist is neither purely dark nor a saint. He doesn't indiscriminately kill innocents, but he also doesn't save others for no reason. He will cooperate with those who are valuable and knows how to use others to shield him from disaster.

This book is very good, but when I looked at the rating, how could it be so low? The protagonist doesn't have any messy womanizing tendencies. He's somewhat kind-hearted but not a saint. If someone continues to act recklessly after being warned, the protagonist should take action. They don't develop any power bases, they only pursue strength. I recommend that you don't give up on it just because of the low rating; it's still worth watching.

The author writes very well, without any awkward scenes, it feels very realistic, and the main character is also well-developed. I hope there will be more updates.

Keep up the good work, author! This is a great read for someone like me who's experiencing a reading slump. There are no major flaws, it's right up my alley, and the author truly lives up to the title—a lone wolf. The pacing is quite fast, with a few brief instances of teaming up, but so far these seem to involve minor characters.

Sure! 👌🏻 But why are there so few people? 🤦 Maybe the author should buy some marketing funds?

It's wonderful; I haven't read such a good story in a long time. Keep it up, author!

Yes, it's the kind of post-apocalyptic adventure genre I like. There's not enough of that backstabbing and scheming. Everyone's practically dead, yet they still force themselves into the crowd, constantly plotting and scheming, as if they want the reader to know the darker side of human nature. It's just annoying. I still prefer this simpler kind of adventure novel. Keep it up!

You have great potential, keep writing!

The idea that the fruit would be given to the enemy is too abstract; if the woman who died in the plane crash hadn't died, there would be even less to say.

Overall, it's pretty good, but the fog setting shouldn't be gradual; it's more like the entire world suddenly appears out of nowhere.