[Strong female lead + sci-fi apocalypse + evolving supernatural powers + natural and man-made disasters + invasion by alien species + zombie cores + romance (but little focus on the love story) + satisfying without being mindless]
A sea of fungal threads descended from the sky. Everyone they touched was infected by parasitic spores, bringing disaster to the world.
Survivors awakened supernatural powers, thinking they could put an end to everything, only to discover that this was merely the beginning of the calamity.
A strange red moon appeared, followed by violent natural disasters such as thunderstorms. Order collapsed, all life withered, and the world was plagued by viruses and radiation from alien species...
The world descended into chaos and officially entered the post-apocalyptic wasteland era.
Supernatural powers?
Sorry, she has every type.
To stay alive, Su Ye snatches resources and braves natural disasters. As she struggles to survive in this chaotic world, she searches for the truth, only to discover that the world is an abandoned prison.
They are all pawns, and they are all discarded pieces.
To survive, Su Ye fights heaven, earth, humanity, and the gods.
If there is no path, she will carve one out herself.
*
The wheel turns, the scepter falls, the ark descends, illusions shatter, and the world is turned upside down.
At first, Su Ye thought the world was a deception and that the gods had long since lost their way.
Later, the gods came to her and bowed in submission.
*
This world is a game of life, woven from the desires of life and death.
If the gods will not stand with her, then she will find them guilty.
So good! So good! So good!!! Oh my god, finally a good post-apocalyptic novel! Finally a new novel! I'm a very picky reader, but this book is really amazing. The main plot is very clear. Some people might give up on it because of the romantic pairing, but actually, there's very little romance in this book.
It's so good! The female lead is a character who grows stronger gradually. She's rational and clear-headed in the apocalypse, slowly adapting to it. She doesn't reveal her true colors to her friends from before the apocalypse, knowing that people's hearts are unpredictable after the disaster. She knows when to advance and retreat when facing danger. She's not a saint!
I read it for a while before remembering to leave a review. Five stars, no doubt! I love the lone wolf female lead the most; the male lead is just background noise. Readers like me who don't like romance can read it without worry. The only flaw: the female lead's personality has some contradictions.
It's so good! The female lead is incredibly smart, the writing is logically sound, the plot is fresh and engaging, with almost no major flaws. It's a really great read, and the world-building is fantastic.
The female lead is very similar to those calm, intelligent, and refreshing female leads in Qidian novels. I think she's similar to Xin Jie from Cyber and Song Xiaoxiao, who's high-energy ahead. The only drawback is that such a good book has both a male and female lead who are so strong, yet there's still a man in the way. 😢
It's so good! The female lead isn't a saint; she's strong-willed and powerful too! Although there's a romantic pairing, it doesn't suffer from the common pitfalls of other strong female lead novels. The entire story focuses on the female lead's shining moments, and there are no scenes where the female lead is stronger than the male lead or the male lead saves the female lead.
I really like the female lead's personality; she's intelligent, ruthless, yet still retains a sliver of humanity, though not much.
It's seriously, seriously, seriously good! I highly recommend everyone watch it. The female lead is beautiful and cool, not a saint and ruthless at all. The scene where she kills the male lead was so exciting! I hope her character doesn't fall apart later on!!!
I really love this setting and background.
It's really good! The female lead's strong, independent personality and the overall setting are all excellent!!! I love it!