Cataclysm Game: While Others Fight to Survive, I Buy the Dip

The protagonist is one of the few with a high IQ. Many people think that protecting the lower class is an act of saintliness, but in fact, protecting the lower class is protecting oneself.

I really like the way this author writes survival novels; it feels different from other survival novels. My only wish is that there won't be a female lead in future installments, and even if there is, I don't want her to be in a close, wife-like relationship with the male lead. The male lead can have women, but we shouldn't develop romantic relationships with them.

This is one of the few survival stories I've read from cover to cover, perhaps because it's relatively short. The beginning was great, but the second half got a bit rushed after reaching a certain height, leaving many things unresolved. For example, I don't know if I missed the part about the full moon night, but I didn't see any follow-up developments. The ending also felt abrupt, and I was really curious about the situation of Lin Feng's pets and companions.

The content was great, but the sudden ending was strange.

It's really good, really good. The main character is especially great; I like this kind of main character.

I'm really looking forward to what's to come.

It has a plot. It has positive values. It's watchable.

It's alright, not as bad as the negative reviews say.

This is pretty good.

It's pretty good. The values ​​align, and the plot flows smoothly, it's just a bit short. Keep up the good work, author!