Apocalypse Survival: Do I Get a Little Brother from the Start?

Good. The main characters' relationship develops very naturally, without that artificial, contrived feeling. The side stories are also good, a little long, but the plot is explained comprehensively. (I want to see the side story for that couple in the tsunami side story; it was too desperate and painful, I hope it has a happy ending.)

It's really good—much better than I expected. The balance between the romance and the plot is excellent, but most importantly, the author manages to make the post-apocalyptic survival story more engaging than others, making you want to keep reading.

Having read many post-apocalyptic novels, I've encountered players who are NPCs, and these NPCs are the first players I've ever met. The author's writing is good; I've caught up to the end so far and haven't seen any mindless actions. Everything Lin Yu does is to complete missions and improve his own life, but he also helps others within his means.

Having read this far, I can't help but give it a thumbs up. The protagonist is indeed well-developed by the author; he has a kind nature but would never sacrifice his own interests to protect others. All kindness has a price, which is fantastic.

It's a great watch. The theme is very novel, a combination of infinite flow and post-apocalyptic elements. Each instance is set in a post-apocalyptic world, featuring zombies, ice ages, tsunamis, solar radiation, and other apocalyptic scenarios. Those who enjoy watching protagonists hoard resources should also check it out.

There are so few dual-male post-apocalyptic infinite flow novels, and this one is very well written. The writing is smooth, there are no major flaws, and most importantly, the bottom character isn't like other dual-male novels where the protagonist is effeminate, constantly kissing, hugging, and being lifted up, nor is he a neurotic or yandere character. They are two normal men!

It's really good, really good. It's a bit like the infinite flow genre? I don't usually like similar genres, but the author's character development is excellent, the story is engaging, the protagonist is intelligent, and the male lead is clearly mortal and gets tired, not some super-invincible god.

It's seriously amazing! The main characters have incredibly positive values. This is one of the few novels I've read in one go without encountering any issues that bothered me. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves stories with two male leads! Please update frequently, author! I'm starving! 🥺🥺🥺

I've caught up to chapter 77 so far. Everything feels good. The writing style is comfortable, and the plot progresses smoothly. Some people don't like being paired with Zhang Xiaofu, but I don't think it's a big problem. However, it's true that in the second world, he immediately cries and clings to my leg upon meeting me, which feels a little uncomfortable, because it seems like they've only…

Being alone in the apocalypse is incredibly lonely. Modern society has so many interesting things, yet it's still so daunting. Having a teammate is a relief, even though he's young and seems to be the type who plays dumb to outsmart others. It's not about relying on others for everything, and it's not like some people say you're raising a child—laughable!