The Mary Sue Heroine Gives Up After Entering the Apocalypse

First of all, the setting of this book is quite novel, and the female lead, Baby, is super cute. However, I didn't give one star because of the "popular girl" tag. She doesn't seem to be popular at all. At first, the author finds her troublesome and annoying, but then discovers that Baby can purify water. Baby often ignores Baby's words.

It's absurd, but very enjoyable. The only thing that bothered me was Ao Lie's storyline, especially since he made advances towards the prince when he first appeared, yet he wasn't punished much afterward.

The Mary Sue heroine's nonsensical and abstract character design brought back childhood memories, but this heroine is truly a good girl. Aside from her spoiled princess temper, she's genuinely kind to her friends. Even though she's constantly being difficult, she has a natural princess-like quality that's not at all off-putting—super cute!

The premise is very novel. And the later plot is so exciting! No wonder she's a Mary Sue heroine—her background is amazing, and her abilities are incredible. Each teammate is also very unique. Besides the heroine, my favorites are Xiao Momo, Guozi, and Xiaobai 🥰 I'll deduct one point. The female lead suffered quite a bit at the beginning. And I really didn't like Ao Lie's introduction, although things got better later.

Mary Sue is much better than "The Charmer." It's all about getting what you want, and the female lead's character is quite good—not just spoiled. The initial team was harmonious and enjoyable. However, I didn't really like Bai Xingyuan. He didn't genuinely like the female lead; he was jealous, possessive, and wanted to hurt those who were good to her.

The Rainbow Mary Sue Princess and her Illusory Moon and Starry Sky Guardians' post-apocalyptic adventure is a decent bedtime read (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎). A refreshing and lighthearted comedy amidst a sea of ​​tragic post-apocalyptic stories, it's currently quite short, but hopefully the author will update frequently!

I really love it! It's so satisfying! It doesn't feel like one of those feel-good stories that just twist the female lead's suffering. It's just so enjoyable! Who can understand? Also, please update more often, and give the female lead more advantages! Hehe. I've enjoyed watching this far, but I don't really like Ao Lie. The female lead seems to have an odd, inexplicable connection with him.

I think it's really good! Please keep up the good work, author! I don't think it's as bad as some of the comments say. If it were as bad as you guys in the comments, you should be watching for strong female leads, not Mary Sue stories 😅

It's so good!! I clicked in out of boredom, but the more I read, the more I was hooked. The middle part was so satisfying! This is what a Mary Sue story should be like—everything powerful belongs to her, and everyone should submit to her! 😋😋 I especially love the interactions between the princess and Silver; it's so sweet! A princess and her loyal dog are just perfect. It's a pity there are only a few chapters left now. Author, please keep updating! It's really so good!

This is the first time I've seen a Mary Sue novel like this. Although I've seen some before, this one is completely different. It's truly amazing, incredibly satisfying to read. It's really, well, female-centric, so it's highly recommended for female lead/protagonist enthusiasts. It's incredibly good, incredibly good! The power level is huge, but that's how a Mary Sue heroine should be.