Kill the Do-Gooders First in the Apocalypse? I'll Be One Anyway!

It is indeed a novel featuring a Mary Sue protagonist. Although there's a slightly forced and unrealistic atmosphere, it's still quite enjoyable. The term "Mother Mother," based on early Mary Sue novels in the Bible, describes her as a campfire situated on a cold, high mountain.

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Most people don't understand it because you don't know how to read it. Although the author wrote "very wild" at the beginning, you will find that it is not wild because your spiritual vision is too low and your imagination is not developed enough. For an old foodie like me, these are not worth mentioning.

666 Tomato readers are so possessive! They have such a great book but won't share it with me. I didn't know this was Tomato; I was thinking it was a small website.

The idea is great, but it's not good for my breasts.

It has the premise of a wish-fulfillment novel, but the story still follows the traditional ups and downs.

This book is alright; there aren't any overly sentimental characters, and the romantic subplot unfolds reasonably well.

It feels pretty good.

The subject matter is so novel and unique! 😆

A very interesting subversion of the norm