The Great Migration of the Apocalypse: From Neighborhood to Base

On the way to find supplies, I met a German shepherd dog from the police station. Why didn't I take it back? The dog helped me find the firearm. Did the author forget the dog, didn't have the dog's help, or did the dog just throw it away?

At the beginning, the male protagonist said that not all of his natural disasters appeared after his rebirth. Other plots have some condensed elements, and some branches left some holes unfilled. For example, the group of people on the island in the ocean did not have a sequel, and the female protagonist's parents did not seem to appear again after the radiation. The main plot of the male and female protagonists is quite complete, and the ending is a little rushed. Some extras can be written. Ended on 2025-9-20

It's super good-looking, the plot is compact, the male and female protagonists love each other very much, and it feels like a group portrait.

It's very interesting, the writing is good, and the story is relatively novel. I should rate it a nine out of ten.

Good looking, group portrait type, come on, come on

The writing was okay at the beginning

It's okay, but I feel like I've written out a lot of it, and I haven't written anything about whether he died or something.

The writing is very good, I like to read it

It's nice to look at, not procrastinating, not holy, not exaggerated.

Not bad, you can watch it.