Apocalypse: The Female Side Character Wakes Up Ready to Fight Every Day!

It's quite interesting, but I feel that the last relationship was too abrupt, because the relationship between the male and female protagonists in the previous moments gave me the feeling of being more like comrades-in-arms. Even with the increased favorability, it still felt like a friendship, and almost all of the previous episodes were about fighting. Suddenly, In the end, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist so much that he fell in love with her. It felt too sudden. Even if there was a sequel, it still felt too sudden. The second male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist were also a bit abrupt, and the emotional line of the female protagonist's best friend was also very sudden. It felt like The author did not bury the hidden thread well in the front. There were very few emotional descriptions in the front, and then suddenly appeared in the back that one man and two men loved the heroine, and then there was also the emotional line of the heroine's best friend, especially the hero who suddenly changed from a relatively upright person to a paranoid yandere. It felt like The lack of CP in this book may be more in line with the development of the plot. After all, among the few of them, I really only saw the comradeship, and the author likes to write flashbacks. It is a bit confusing and a bit wordy. Apart from these two points, it is quite interesting. Recommended [Like]

It's quite good-looking, with a sense of tension and excitement in the apocalypse. The male and female protagonists are well-shaped, and there are no messy brainless villains. There is no female competition or male competition (I was poisoned by another pseudo-apocalyptic article, so I feel sad). But I personally have no feelings for the ending. It makes me feel that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is no longer pure, and they are no longer the same people I know. I don't like the story where they directly change their identities and have an extra memory at the end (and there is no follow-up continuation, such as memories and past interactions). It feels like a sense of separation. After all, I have not been exposed to the story of their original identities and memories. [Spoiler—The ending is similar to that in the fairy cultivating novel where the soul of the deity descends to earth to survive the tribulation and finally the soul returns to its place]

It's very beautiful, and the emotional line is not too abrupt. I found some small details like Ding Ding. The male protagonist always pays attention to the female protagonist, and the second male protagonist also pays attention to the female protagonist. I don't know why the rating is so low. I really feel that there are too few details. The author also wrote a supplement Mitsuru, overall it's pretty good-looking, the heroine is super strong, the heroine is the strongest, the strongest in the world [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

It's okay. It's one of the few apocalyptic novels that I can read. The plot is quite tense and attractive. Although several boys like the female protagonist, there is no male competition and female competition. It's just that the two identities are pseudo-orthopedic and make people feel a little uncomfortable. Everything else is fine.

It's quite interesting. The heroine loses her memory and is reborn in the book. But I don't want to follow the plot of a cannon fodder heroine. Then it gets better and better and more exciting. The ending is perfect and a new story begins.

It's not bad. The heroine's best friend is my best friend at the moment. Others are okay. They are the people around the original hero. There are always some things you shouldn't ask. Don't ask. [Like] The heroine is kind but not a holy mother. People who understand should know the meaning of these two words [poke]

I want Zombie Network to force love on the heroine. Ha ha ha ha

The end of the world: The female supporting character does it every day as soon as she opens her eyes! /Youganmu Chuepmuyi Jiang Xun Zhou Hengzhi Pei Junze Pei Nianan I have just read Chapter 105. I just came back from the Changsheng Pharmaceutical Branch. The relationship line is not obvious at the moment. The male protagonist is probably Zhou Hengzhi, but I am more dissatisfied with Pei Junze (of course I don't mean that the relationship line between them is obvious) I saw the half-human and half-corpse there. There are no pain points so far. The heroine is going to have super powers. I will mark the location first and then look back.

I like the character of the heroine. She is funny and has high martial arts, and of course she is beautiful. She can also talk nonsense in a serious way. She also matches well with the male protagonist. We level up together and fight monsters together. There is warmth and cruelty in the end of the world. Together we win hope [laughs] Not bad👍 Worth recommending

The setting is novel and very interesting. It is different from the zombie novels I have read before. Moreover, the male and female protagonists are both very strong. The direct and tacit cooperation between their teams is also very good. The author must update ten chapters a day.