I Woke Up in the Apocalypse and a Powerful Man Forced Me to Love Him

This is the first time I've seen a book where too many cars hinder the plot. It's currently at chapter 94, and the plot is quite good. The only problem is the excessive number of cars slowing down the protagonist's escape. Finally, they succeed in escaping, and the story gets even better afterward! They weren't easily caught, the seme isn't a jerk, and the uke isn't a pushover.

It's great! I hope the male lead can be independent for a while before they reunite. It feels like before, due to the unequal status and power, he was in a passive position in their relationship, lacking a voice. Please update! It's totally my kind of story!!!

I've finally found a dual male protagonist novel that suits my taste! It has both the elements of forceful acquisition and self-reliance, which really resonates with me. I hope the protagonist becomes even stronger, because if weakness only leads to being possessed, then becoming strong grants freedom.

It's forced love, a love that you want to control but can't. After reading dozens of chapters, I got a strong yet flat-chested feeling. 🙂 The author's writing is too realistic. The absolute control of the strong over the weak is so realistic that it makes me feel uncomfortable. I'll give it four stars and keep it up!

It was so enjoyable to read! The protagonist is so strong, I love this kind of plot where the protagonist gets stronger on their own even after leaving the main character, instead of just focusing on how the protagonist can't do anything without the main character and can only wait for the main character to save them. Please update, author!

It's so incredibly good! The shou (bottom) character is so well-developed; he's brave, smart, and capable. The chapters about him escaping are so well-written! The author is amazing!!! The gong (top) is also really assertive and possessive. Maybe it's because I like the shou's personality and behavior that I find the gong's possessiveness a bit off... But since I'm reading a forced love story, it doesn't really matter. But I really hope the shou is happy!

The abuse's gone far enough; it's time for the dominant one to suffer. Otherwise, I'll be completely exhausted. Let the "chasing-back-him-in-the-wife" trope begin! What do you take the bottom for? You bring someone from a safe society to the apocalypse without giving them the skills to survive. What's the difference between that and kidnapping?

It's great, absolutely fantastic! It's totally to my liking. The escape scene at the end is the best and most exciting part. It reads very smoothly, unlike some novels I've read before that feel choppy and disjointed. It's so good, highly recommended!

I've never read this kind of genre before, but it really appeals to me. I'm not a fan of books with complex systems, so this one is perfect for me. Plus, the author's writing is excellent, making it very immersive. I hope the author updates frequently! 💕

The protagonist is relatively weak in the early stages, but his will is strong and he is growing. He is the type who shines even when struggling in adversity. However, many of the forced love elements are worn down later on. The protagonist has just run away and we don't know how things will develop yet, so let's wait and see what happens next.