Transmigrate into a Book Set in the Apocalypse: The Broke and Timid Third-Rate Extra

The premise is actually quite good, but the protagonist didn't think things through when he was asking for compensation. He's been regretting it ever since he transmigrated into the book, which is quite disheartening and a bit painful to read. It's like he's constantly worried about the apocalypse, but deep down he seems indifferent, perhaps due to the confidence his spatial ability gives him.

Why do I feel a sense of injustice? Please don't be a saint.

Why did it suddenly end? I'm so sad. I felt like there was so much more to write, it wasn't enough! The female lead embodied the spirit of "cultivating one's own virtue when poor, and helping others when prosperous." Now, when reading novels, I can't empathize with the female lead. I feel like if I were really in a post-apocalyptic world, I'd be an ordinary person struggling to survive.

Having read so many post-apocalyptic female protagonist novels, this one... Well, it's very much in line with the title. She's poor and cowardly; if it weren't for her special ability, she probably wouldn't have survived two chapters 😂😂😂 Some parts made me incredibly anxious, but the score shouldn't be so low. The author's writing style is still quite good, and it's worth reading 😄😄😄

The female lead has a positive outlook on life and is a wonderful person. She embodies the spirit of "when poor, one should cultivate one's own virtue; when successful, one should help others." She is the epitome of a "salted fish" (a term for someone who is lazy and unambitious). If you're looking for a novel about a lazy bum, this is the real deal.

"Under Gu Ze's wary gaze, she pried open his mouth and shoved two Strength Pills into his mouth." The female lead, choosing a post-apocalyptic, complaining, yet saintly approach, asks, "Who else is he to you? Why did you give him Strength Pills?"

It's very well written. The female lead is just an ordinary person; she's timid yet curious. She trusts and respects the country's soldiers, but also fears the apocalypse. I just want to know if there's a male lead, is it Liancheng? 🥰

I can hardly believe it! This novel is totally my style! Although there are a few plot holes left unfilled, like the female lead in the other world being the same one from that era, and some other minor details, overall it's really well-written. Wow, I really didn't expect this. I really love this novel. I love it so much!

The story is gentle and unfolds gradually, with three distinct parts, making it quite interesting. Unlike other stories, the original male and female leads weren't given much screen time; the plot seemed to have stalled. Initially, I thought the female lead and the third male lead would be a couple, but later the third male lead found his happiness and got together with the second male lead. There isn't much romance, but it's still enjoyable to read carefully.

I like the author's writing style; it's gentle and engaging, with occasional witty remarks, making it easy to read and quite immersive. However, if you like stories with overly optimistic female leads, this one is definitely not for you… This female lead is a complete pushover, a tool for the male lead to acquire power, and a little girl who brightens up at the slightest bit of sunshine and…