Reincarnated as the Queen of the Apocalypse’s Underworld

First of all, becoming a hundred + multiple female protagonists + apocalypse + superpowers. These entries are more attractive to me. Transforming to more than a hundred female protagonists is rare, and I feel that this is the first time the author has written it. I would like to encourage you with five stars. The story itself is pretty good, and the protagonist can kill enemies decisively, but is a little shy from time to time towards his own people (female friends). This kind of protagonist who is cold on the outside but soft on the inside also pokes fun at me. I'm not very good at commenting, but personally I think the background of the apocalypse has not been explained in detail, which somewhat affects the perception (for example, how did this apocalypse come about? Biochemical? Natural disasters? I feel that the specific background can be explained by recalling the memory of the original owner). Then when I read it, I felt that the semantics of some sentences were not very smooth, or the transition/relevance between the upper and lower sentences was not very good. Overall, it's worth a look for those who like this genre. Finally, I hope the author will work hard and write better and better [Sending heartfelt wishes]

Do you think wasteland and apocalypse are the same category? It feels like this book is less apocalyptic and more like a wasteland. It doesn't have the apocalyptic feeling of a country being destroyed, a family being destroyed, and humanity being in danger. However, there is a reasonable setting in the book that rebirth changes this situation.