The Introverted Boy and the Aloof Girl in the Flesh-And-Blood Apocalypse

It is difficult to write a doomsday redemption article well if you are not reborn. Good writing is also about big themes - war and robots, the protagonist turning the tide in a big environment or the sorrow of a small character. Isn't it good for the author to continue writing those cool post-apocalyptic harem stories? [Grgrievance] Although the competition is high, previous readers can continue to follow the updates, and there are many people who like to read. If you want to write about the redemption of a boy with low self-esteem and a cold girl, you can write a campus rebirth story, like He Tianran and Cao Aiqing. Four stars count as encouragement for old readers, it has nothing to do with the novel [awkward laugh]

It's okay, at least it's more worth reading than the formulaic and decisive doomsday novels. However, I personally feel that the pace is too slow. It's not that I hate slow-paced narratives. On the contrary, I quite like them, but I can't always go around in circles. At least from the latest chapter, it's always a cycle, running to one place → falling → running to another place → falling, and it's still on campus. The story development should be accelerated appropriately. The relationship between the male and female protagonists can be controlled more closely and naturally, with less clumsy descriptions such as "No one has ever treated me like this before, but now he..." And so on.

The desperate atmosphere of the apocalypse is well written and has a sense of urgency. I particularly like the fact that the single heroine survives together throughout the whole process. There is no unnecessary ambiguous setting. This is really a plus. If more psychological descriptions can be added and the character's mental activities can be written more, the characters will be more three-dimensional and there will be no need to run away all the time. It will be a bit tiring to watch. It would be better if you can intersperse some daily life.

I hope it will be a long novel, with 2 to 3 million words [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

The name may be very popular, but the sense of despair in the end of the world, the emotional journey of the male protagonist, and the emotional climax of the other supporting characters are all very good personally. I hope the author can continue to work hard to write it. I give it a five-star review.

Can it be guaranteed to be completed?

Good looking good looking more Are there too few divine beings?

This book is relatively new, unlike popular doomsday literature.

A different kind of apocalypse, not the simple indifference, jealousy and hatred of the old apocalyptic novels. One moment they are hostile to each other and the next moment they die to protect each other, which depicts the complexity of human nature.

It's quite good, a good post-apocalyptic novel. But the emotional connection between the male and female protagonists could be sped up a bit. It's so miserable.

It's a bit lacking. When will the heroine be confirmed?

Not bad. The plot is quite interesting, and the writing about human nature is relatively straightforward. Chapter 230 is the turning point. Very few people have read it, so I'd better give it five stars to encourage it. I feel like the writing is a bit immature.

It's good to watch, but it wouldn't be sweet enough if we added some emotional scenes [crying]

It's very beautiful, why is there no one there?

It's very good to watch. It could use more emotional scenes. The male protagonist's transformation is a bit abrupt. Overall, it's good. The writing is also good.

I have one million words and haven't rated it yet. It's a shame. Please support me by giving it 5 stars [face covering]

I love modeling so much, is there anything I don't want to eat? It's a bit imitative of the Dragon Clan, but it's better than the Dragon Clan. The relationship between the characters and the psychological activities are described as if they were personal experiences, making it easy for readers to immerse themselves in. The male protagonist's side effects are actually forgetting certain memories and human body perception, and the character's personality slowly changes. Does the author have the same experience? If he hasn't experienced it, it's difficult to write it so well.

I think it should look very good

Yes, the settings are good and the shaping is okay. It's a pity that the protagonist cannot survive in human form. The rest is okay.

The setting is quite novel and the authenticity is higher than other similar routine books. The early stage was quite miserable, mainly escaping and being captured, and then escaping again. After Chapter 230, it started to turn.

The pace can be faster

It looks good and feels good

I've read almost 400 chapters and I find it very interesting. The blood beast is so over the top. I feel like there is no way for humans to survive. It's too difficult to defeat.

The male protagonist's childhood experience makes me feel sad when I see the old me [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

Not bad. It's a very interesting post-apocalyptic novel. I'm just curious about what is called the emotional line between the heroine and the hero in the future. .

A very different apocalypse, but the pace is a bit slower

The writing is a bit immature, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is right. I like it.

The writing is very good. Starting from the protagonist's awakening in more than 100 chapters is the real climax of the plot.

Change the cover, change the cover, change the cover. Too few people read it, but the book is very good.

I think it looks very good. It's almost a million words and I haven't rated it yet. Please support me first. I've just read Chapter 233. It's great. I've always disliked novels where zombies in the apocalypse start to have superpowers and the air disappears in seconds. It's really good. I recommend it.