The Nuclear War Really Started! And I Became King of the Subway

I've just read up to chapter 6. Although it's a post-apocalyptic story where the protagonist has no system or superpowers and is purely human, the writing is quite good. I'll give it 4 stars for now and see how it goes. Good luck! I've read up to chapter 45, so let me summarize my personal opinions.

It's a great read. At first, I thought it was some kind of Mary Sue novel, but then I realized it was quite different. The protagonist becomes a completely different person after entering the world; he's incredibly capable and, well, quite aloof, which fits the typical post-apocalyptic protagonist archetype.

It's a bit cringey; I don't think it will have a large audience.

It's good, the writing is not bad.

Truly great works don't need to keep the story going indefinitely. It's precisely this well-timed ending, this perfect sense of ambiguity, that leaves us wanting more, yet undeniably makes it a work that can be called a novel.

Great deal, 5-star review

It's rare for Tomato to produce a book like this. I can only say that Tomato doesn't deserve this book; it's so good. The protagonist is intelligent, and the supporting characters have clear motivations.

The writing is fluent and realistically reflects human nature. Worth reading.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

A very good book