Apocalypse of Torrential Rain: My Tsundere Neighbor Won't Leave Me Alone

I've never read a story about a nanny like this before. It's so good, I had to come and read it. 🤦 Raising someone else's son, someone else's husband, someone else entirely. And being controlled by them all.

The plot is good, progressing steadily, and the author has a lot of experience dealing with bad women. 👍 Aside from the protagonist's defeat in the middle, which almost made me not want to continue reading, the author unexpectedly pulled a great twist, and the plot remained compelling. Awesome, Karas!

That's incredibly potent, it's defying all odds!

You all gave it one star, but I gave it five. Because I've read way too many post-apocalyptic novels—seven or eight of them. While they're very enjoyable to read, with each protagonist exhibiting extreme selfishness and ruthless decisiveness, you get tired of the same plot after a while. Although this book is a bit overpowered and overly idealistic, it's still a refreshing change of pace.

When are you going to give the main character a portable storage space? That would make moving and storing supplies much easier and more convenient; not having one is just too much of a hassle.

It's very well written. The male lead is incredibly persistent in wanting to get a girlfriend, while the female lead is easily won over by other guys.

It's pretty good, the main character's system is a bit weak.

Is this a plot that a human could come up with?

Great! I found a good book on Tomato Bookstore.

It's much better than other post-apocalyptic novels.