Apocalypse: I'm Not Hannibal

It's on par with physical books; it's a good book, certified by veteran bookworms. It's quite good on Tomato Bookstore. I just came in through a recommendation, and the title made me think it wouldn't be very good, but I was curious since Hannibal Lecter is a wet, cold-blooded character. But after reading just a few chapters, I'm surprised to find the writing is very good, over 9 points.

It's well-written, somewhat reminiscent of the original seekers of truth, with a ruthless protagonist pursuing his ultimate goal. The female lead is alright, quite reflective of human nature. Overall, I didn't find any major flaws. I hope the author continues to improve.

Although the female protagonist exhibits some annoying behaviors at the beginning, her strengths outweigh these weaknesses, and the author's writing style is excellent, very smooth, allowing the reader to seamlessly absorb the character's various emotions.

That's a really brilliant idea. (I've always wondered, since zombies can eat people, when will people be able to eat zombies too? 🤔) I have to support the author once they start writing ✊ (and the writing is surprisingly good).

It's good, but sometimes the action sequences are a bit drawn out, and the protagonist's strength is somewhat suppressed in the early stages. I personally like protagonists who are unrestrained and lawless 😍. I suggest the author write about the universe in the future (or even the Earth's core), and try to reduce the protagonist's contact with female characters (writing about female leads in this kind of story is really disgusting). Okay, I'm optimistic about this book.

This is a unique post-apocalyptic novel, truly one of the best among all of Little Tomato's works. It pioneered a special system for superpowered individuals, offering a refreshing experience. Plus, the author herself stated it's a single female lead. The plot is coherent, and the writing is delicate. Definitely worth reading! 🌹🌹🌹 It's really good! It's a different kind of story, and the writing is excellent, very smooth. Two chapters a day!

Looks great, it has a sweet, homey vibe, but Hajime Peak is a bit more handsome.

Read by July 22, 2025 It's a shame it was canceled. Putting aside the woman, the book is still quite enjoyable. Emma's behavior is sometimes really baffling, but you get used to it as you read on. You wouldn't be comfortable if she didn't do something baffling [smirk].

It's a rare subject matter, and as a zombie enthusiast, I really like it. The details are good, and it's quite good. Aside from being disgusted by the woman at the beginning, there's not much else to it, just a bit drawn out. Kill them when they need to; don't use adjectives to build suspense. It wasn't me who commented.

Very rigorous. I'm a nursing student, and many parts are exactly the same as in the textbook, especially the disinfection methods and blood glucose levels. Highly recommended. The disinfected area should be disinfected twice, clockwise and counterclockwise. But thinking about it, that makes sense; writing too much detail would just get me accused of padding the word count.