I'm a Cat, and I'm Thriving in the Apocalypse

The adults are cute, the friends are cute, the mother and aunts are cute, and there are many female characters that I really like. However, I support the author's own views on the use of words, even if they re-give meaning, as long as the reasons are reasonable and appropriate and close to the female standard. However, the author's views and attitude towards the word change will raise concerns in my heart. After receiving the word change suggestion, the author's explanation is, "There is no problem within the Chinese usage norms I won't change it." So I can't read any more. I agree with the use of "them" and the application explanation given by the author. As long as the name for a man is distinguished, 'he' is a good neutral word. However, I can't read this article with peace of mind because the "words" will greatly affect my reading experience. For this slightly more tolerant reader, this article is still very suitable to read. Human women have also become taller and stronger. Change the rating.

First of all, I want to praise the author! The little animals in it are really cute~ There are also a lot of female characters on the stage. The controversy about some wording is harmless, and the choice of using general expressions such as "they" is indeed safe. Although the main line of the story revolves around cats, the author did not neglect the construction of the human worldview, and you can feel that it was polished with care! Most of the women in the book have neat short hair styles and tall bodies, which fit the apocalyptic worldview. The characters will not feel inconsistent. We grown-up women should be strong! The details of the "soldier" in the latest chapter are good. At first I thought he was a man, but later I found out that the pronoun of the character was "she". I really like how the character was created without deliberately exaggerating or emphasizing the difference between men and women. Such delicate processing can clearly feel the care in the content. I hope that subsequent updates can maintain the current level. It is still worth pursuing! Come on!! O(^▽^)o

It's still pretty good at the moment (Chapter 56). It can be seen that the author has a great world view and is currently making progress step by step. You won't feel like you're scratching your head because your writing is slow. The Tomato environment is weird and ever-changing, so I'm lucky to see new and interesting articles❗ However, there has always been no good way to fight between factions. Once there is a fight, there will be casualties, let alone different species. And the protagonist is a human soul in the body of an animal. It can be seen that she is instinctively biased towards humans, otherwise she would not go to the heroine of the original book again and again. The author also wrote the reason, which is for the development of technology for human beings. This is very good. It is not mindless that he wants to cooperate because she is the original heroine. I am curious about how the author handles the relationship between animals and humans, and I look forward to the subsequent plot development.

There are many female characters, the writing is very good, and the degrading words have been changed, but the book reviews are controversial. The controversial point is "them" or "them". I read what the author and his book friends talked about. The bottom line is that the author changed it at first but later felt that the reader was ordering her. Maybe the tone made the author uncomfortable. After all, it is text. Everyone in each region may have different understandings of the tone of a text. I've been following updates and haven't noticed. When I was looking for a book, I saw an author who wrote about women but refused to change a lot of insulting words. Readers kept correcting them. She said that she was too old to accept new things, and then she quickly finished the book. Compared with her, I feel that this author is thinking, but it is indeed like what she said, more conservative. But anyone who likes cats can take a look, it's still very cute and easy to watch. The female human beings in it also received strong reviews.

The writing is very good, and the writing style is also very good. It is about the human female protagonist who goes on a mission together. It is obvious that the majority of them are female. I have been using them. I will give it four stars to wait and see.

It's a good read, I love reading it, I write a lot, it's a very humorous and cute female-centered animal article, full of stories about a kitten who wants to be a king and lead the mutated animals to grow up. There are so many female elders, including Wisdom, Auntie Big Girl, and the mother hen. The only male elder bears the burden of taking care of the cubs. His companion Tata will be a lifelong good friend! Women on the human side are all high-level people, and their number far outnumbers men. Moreover, the whole article is very relaxing and comfortable to read. It is a very cute article. 😄

The female content is very high, regardless of the animal camp or the human camp. There are no insulting words, and the main character, the cat, is super cute [sending my heart]

A relatively novel setting, the cat is the king👑Who wouldn't support Xi Man as the Bushi King? Looking forward to full growth. [Manman's remarks here are meant by the baby, which is a bit friendly😁]

Nice!!! I like animal stories very much. I don't mean that everything goes according to cats, and there are some fights and so on. Anyway, the plot is very tight, and it is refreshing to read. There are revenge, search, uniting the team, and dialogue. Each character has a basic IQ. The characters are really specific. The villain is very well written, and you can empathize with her. Her persistence, paranoia, and madness are written out, and then the reader can feel very angry. Most of them are female characters ˶ᗜ - ᗜ˶

A relaxing and enjoyable book [a heartfelt gift] The worldview and plot are both unremarkable. The apocalyptic novel does not have an atmosphere of fighting and vicious competition all day long. Now that the food chain that exists on the earth has disappeared, everyone eats crystal jelly. The worldview is constructed to be more equal and warm, and there is room for unity and cooperation across species. It feels more like a gentle humanistic science fiction novel. The depictions of each animal are also very distinctive, making it a friendly read for bird watchers: the night heron is abstract, the chickadee is noisy, the blueberry is majestic, and the peregrine falcon is majestic. The protagonist group is composed of different species, and the protagonists also love each other very much. And there is a faint feeling of breaking tradition. For example, pigs are not stupid, but smart, brave and witty. The protagonist is a noisy, tsundere cow (?) Kitten with different eyes. Cat lovers say it is super cute. Who knows, most of the main characters (including humans) are female. Night herons are too abstract. Both males and females look the same. Although they cannot breed, I don't know what the breeding feathers mean. Maybe they are pure cos cockroaches. BTW, in the recently updated chapter, everyone discussed how personal pronouns should be used. Um. . Personally, I don't think it affects reading, and I don't feel offensive [please ask for more updates][please ask for more updates]