Reborn in the Apocalypse, I’m Unstoppable

1. Overall experience: This is a very comfortable book about rebirth after the apocalypse. The protagonist is reborn on the eve of the outbreak of the apocalypse. The protagonist changes from the tragic ending of his previous life. He is sober and transparent, and he kills decisively. The whole process is neither holy nor aggrieved. The lines of revenge + stocking up + CP + protecting relatives and friends go hand in hand. The plot becomes more and more complicated as you read. 2. Advantages and Highlights: Character design: The protagonist has a good outlook on life, has an online IQ, is not a love-minded, and behaves simply; the supporting characters are not stereotyped. Plot: The setting of the apocalypse is reasonable, natural disasters, zombies, alien beasts, competition for supplies, and human struggle are all well depicted, and there are no outrageous bugs. What's cool: Rebirth and revenge are not delayed, and it is very satisfying to slap the white-eyed wolf and the best relatives in the previous life. The details of stocking up are realistic and immersive. Atmosphere: The sense of despair and oppression of survival in the apocalypse is well written, and the good and evil of human nature are realistically depicted. 3. Small shortcomings: The pace is a bit slow in the middle and later stages/some supporting characters/plot routines are a bit conventional, but overall it does not affect reading. 4. Summary and recommendation: Overall, this is a good book about rebirth in the apocalypse with a smooth plot, a lot of fun, and a strong sense of atmosphere. It is suitable for readers who like rebirth and counterattack, survival in the apocalypse, hoarding infrastructure, and novels without saints. It is worth reading in one go.