After Failing My Tribulation, I Transmigrated into the Apocalypse and Found a Cultivation Partner

Keep up the good looks! Hopefully, this will always be a girl group. Let's not be too overly kind or self-righteous; let's focus on our own strength and interests. We don't need to join any national bases; let's just build our own space (cooperating with the government to sell goods is fine, though). 🤔

Wow, that's amazing! A cultivator arrives in the apocalypse and even finds a companion. Hmm, I've never seen a story like this before. There are so many post-apocalyptic themes, but this one is truly refreshing. I love it! Keep up the good work, it's fantastic!

I haven't finished reading it, but I still want to say something. There are people in the comments section who subtly distrust or even harbor hostility towards the government and the military, which I don't quite understand. In the past, I've always viewed these kinds of stories as parallel worlds, judging their capitalist status based on the countries they represent.

It's pretty good, but there aren't enough episodes to watch. Although Lao Cheng is a bit older, he's been cultivating immortality for so long that he's still a bit lacking in worldly wisdom. Xiao Si, on the other hand, understands worldly wisdom but doesn't understand matters of the heart, so their interactions become a bit awkward later on.

It's a great read, I loved it! The plot is lighthearted, the writing is solid, and the story is humorous. The two female leads are kind but not overly saintly. It's a post-apocalyptic story about cultivating immortality, and there aren't any messy cannon fodder plots. It's mostly lighthearted slice-of-life content. I hope the author will produce more works, especially high-quality ones like this!

I forced myself to finish it. There was only one interesting part in the middle, but overall it felt quite boring. It was just a straightforward, sweet romance novel. I prefer stories with emotional entanglements and plot twists.

I think I've read another post-apocalyptic novel by the same author before. Their skill levels seem quite consistent. There's nothing wrong with it. It's much better than some that have neither logic nor plot. After all, there are very few high-quality post-apocalyptic novels, let alone those with two female protagonists. But I didn't finish watching it. Because I don't really like going to the base ( ) that's all

I like that the female lead isn't a saint. Other female leads always seem to be saving people, especially soldiers. And they're always surrounded by a bunch of rough guys. 😪

Before this one, I read a book that scored 7.7, Which was higher, but it made my head spin and I couldn't understand a word of it. This one only scored 7.0, But I read it all without skipping a single chapter. It's great! 👍👍👍

The pacing is a bit fast in the beginning, but it doesn't affect the viewing experience. The emotional development isn't too rapid, but so far it's still very enjoyable, and the author's output is very high.