More Children, More Blessings: My Fight for Survival at the End of the World

It's okay. When it comes to my ex-girlfriend, I'm finally not so cruel. I feel like the character of the first heroine has also been written out.

I really like this book. The protagonist is a virgin who died once. After rebirth, she is considered a good person in the traditional sense. She rushes forward when encountering problems, does not force women, and is even willing to sacrifice her own interests to help others. It is quite good in an environment where protagonists are generally immoral. But this book also has big problems. Although this book has always wanted to write about the harsh humanistic environment and the collapse of social order in the end of the world, the experiences of the protagonist group feel like playing house, more like a road novel than an apocalyptic novel. As an old bookworm, I feel that the environmental structure in the article is extremely rational. From the above, this book can be regarded as food for some people. Those who like to read dark and cruel movies should not come in. Is this book an ancient pure love harem novel?

Very good. After reading it, the score is low. Eight or so is more reasonable. There is only one small problem in the first few chapters, which can be ignored (external theoretical knowledge does not count, only the plot is discussed) The protagonist is neither a dog licker nor a virgin, not ruthless enough, but not a virgin either. The overall plot does not describe much about the apocalypse, but more about the heartwarming life of his own woman. Just watch it as a heartwarming and rare romance that does not drag on. It is a top-notch work among Tomato Doomsday novels. It deserves 5 stars. This is the first time I have given it 5 stars after reading Tomato for so long. This article relies entirely on the support of my peers. Recommended by a 15-year-old bookworm (don't have too high requirements for the works on Tomato, this article is already very good compared to similar works on Tomato)

Take my advice, buy a plane ticket to Sichuan directly, land at Shuangliu Airport, transfer to the high-speed rail to Leshan Station, take the bus directly to the scenic spot, pay the ticket to go in, and tell the Leshan Giant Buddha to let him get up and sit in that seat. Given your compassionate heart, this Buddha seat is just right for you. It's so beautiful, brothers showed it to me [laughing evilly]

Although the background is a doomsday, it is actually a daily food article, rather bland. It mainly describes the daily life between the male and female protagonists on the RV. The apocalyptic atmosphere is greatly weakened (the RV lacks nothing, which is basically self-sufficient). There are some minor flaws, and the author occasionally writes some words back and forth three or four times in two or three chapters, but overall it is okay. It can be regarded as food if it is acceptable. In addition, if you want to read Liu Bei, you can polish it. This book is basically written in one stroke.

Brother, you should take a look at the Northeast. How could the world end at minus 40 degrees?

It's okay, better looking than many brainless ones.

Very well written and deserves 9+ points. The writing is very detailed and the relative logic is just right. This is not the kind of AI fast food article. The writing is also very good.

I still like survival stories without violence, but it would be better if you, the author, wrote less to educate people. You can write about the relationship between you and the heroines slowly, but you can't educate people in a fake way.

The author's writing is good. He is not the so-called decisive killer, but is actually cold-blooded and murderous. Although the end of the world is cruel and has a lot of helplessness, the story will become cold if it loses its humanity.