Global Cataclysm: Building an Ark Through Reality TV

The subject matter is novel (maybe it's because I haven't seen anything like this before haha)! The writing is also good, the plot logic is very good, it is very comfortable to watch, there are no particularly weird characters, and I don't feel stomachache at all! I really like the behind-the-scenes boss-type protagonist. Although it is not very comfortable for the protagonist to have too many supporting roles, I think this side profile of the protagonist is also worth watching [laughing] There are just a few things that I don't quite understand: When Shen You bought the keys and box on the train, I remember saying that someone else had bought them in the previous life, but until now, the other buyers had never appeared. Another thing is that Cheng Guishui is set to be the reincarnation of the Emperor Star, but until now he has existed like a pendant... Although I don't know if the author has other plans later, but I was a little worried when I read it [I almost cried]. The last point is that gods appear in the plot. These gods provide support for the supporting characters, which makes the protagonists not so shining, because the two male protagonists are like little shrimps in front of the gods. If it is a group portrait, this description will highlight each protagonist, but this does not seem to be a group portrait, so it is a bit overwhelming. I hope the author can continue to be awesome! The plot and story are really good, come on!

The setting is okay, and it's good as a relaxing and mindless read. The author doesn't want his character to endure hardship, and it's very enjoyable to watch. (…The next part is something I think is very subtle…) It's very subtle, but it's actually pretty good-looking. The character of the protagonist is very subtle and strange. The appearance of some traits (it feels like the author suddenly felt that such a personality is very interesting, or that this place should look more pleasant with such a character) deviates from the initial feelings of the protagonist, and it doesn't seem to be due to the development of events. There may be such a personality that was not explained or hinted at in the early stage, but then suddenly there is such a personality display that does not go well with the early performance. In short, it is very subtle. But it is indeed quite good-looking (without considering what happened to the protagonist suddenly) and a refreshing novel. The author really loves his sons and basically never suffers. However, this also leads to some settings in the early stage that can obviously be developed later to have quite distinctive settings. Because he wants his sons to become stronger or to be able to easily overcome difficulties when they encounter difficulties, the special settings have the feeling of an unreasonable "back door" (it feels like he is trying to make up for it after writing). However, the supporting roles contain too much bisexuality, and all the TXLs in the world have flooded in. Currently, there is no female in the important roles. This does not mean that bisexual novels must have women with shining points, but the description of a normal society (since they are all born from mom and dad) also needs the participation of women. Otherwise, if it is directly set in a male-only worldview, it will not make people feel that bimasonic content is exploding.,,

The writing is okay. With 5 stars, I think the focus is a bit off. Personally, I feel that when I read this title, it should focus on infrastructure, but this one focuses more on entertainment.

Overall, it's pretty good. I've basically read the first two to three hundred pictures. The most impressive thing is that there are too many men, and most of them are gay. I didn't see any outstanding female characters, all of them are basically men. And I feel that the author's emotional lines are not very good, which is not to say that they are not very good, but relatively speaking, they are not very good, and there are too many CPs. I am more impressed, there must be at least five couples, right? The plot is overall pretty good, and the background storyline is quite novel. I quite like it.

I don't think much about reading books, I just want to enjoy them. Overall, this book is quite good. Maybe it's because I'm not so receptive to the comments. It gets a bit delayed later on, the story is too long, who is the main character, and how short is the appearance time?

It's a very novel subject matter. I would like to ask what the author's wife's emotional line is like? Ah? Or is there an emotional line?

When I see people in their 50s, they are all in the entertainment industry, they are slow and leisurely, and there are too many assistant CPs. Except for the old ones, there are a couple of male ones.

Do they have to be in pairs? The feeling of being two men is too strong. I feel that we are the same person. 😅😅😅 The plot is very exciting and the character setting is also very good. However, as long as there are men in the plot, 90% of them are the same. When the cat leader appeared, I thought he and the man doing the mission were happy enemies. As a result, at the end of the first episode of the variety show, another man suddenly appeared and joined his team. 😅😅That character appeared just to make them a couple. And all of them serve the plot. Sometimes I love you, sometimes I don't love you [what] I don't understand

The plot setting is very novel and interesting. The only thing is that there are too many male characters and there are only two or three female characters, but it is not bad. This is the first time I have seen this kind of plot setting.

Big, come on! Although I really like the dual male protagonists, there are too many. I feel that the two male protagonists can be combined. A normal couple has a more normal proportion, but it is also very beautiful, very novel, very refreshing, and I like it very much.