The Apocalypse Blind-Box Maker

I strongly agree with and encourage all works with female consciousness. The author's writing is solid and not boring to read. The protagonist is strong, calm and unfazed by his beauty. He also has humanity and warmth, and is well portrayed. Many books are not popular right from the beginning and need time to ferment. What's more, the length of the book is not long so the author believes in himself. The only pity is that after reading Chapter 70, there is still no independent female character with a full-fledged and stand-up character. On the contrary, Lin Er, the younger brother next to the protagonist, is given a lot of writing and ink. Personally, I really don't like spending so much thought and writing on male characters in female videos. In fact, if you think about it carefully, if Lin Er is directly replaced by a girl, the plot will not feel inconsistent at all. A girl who came out to join the society early to support her family, and watched as a fool, but in her heart she always wanted to become stronger, to be able to hold on to her bottom line in the last days, to protect her family, and to protect the people around her. With this stubborn and tough core, I really hope the author puts this charm and growth line on women. If this were changed, the tension between her and the heroine fighting together and supporting each other in the later period would be much better than it is now, and it would be a more memorable point for people to remember this book. If it is really set like this, the heroine and her will be able to form a contrast between two different growth paths in the later period. The character tension will be far greater than now, and it will also be able to support a work with a truly full female group portrait and a firm core. The more I look at it, the more I think there is nothing wrong with being a woman. Nowadays, there are only a few types of female characters portrayed in novels: gentle, cowardly and naive, maternally brave and fearless, selfish, greedy and deceitful. There are very few works that feature a cunning female character who can do anything for a living, who is flexible and stretchable, and who has a simple sense of justice and a bottom line in her heart. This is too few. But there are many similar characters on men. It can be said that the complex humanity of male characters has been vividly described in many works, so I really hope that the author can write a more multi-faceted female character. She may not be perfect, strong, or always brave, but she must be resilient and live for herself, instead of Aunt Zhang for her wife and Sister Li for her son.

It's really a coincidence. I came across a post about this book not long ago. At that time, I was just sighing that the author was so kind. I just clicked in on the recommendation page today. I forgot to rate it and found out that it was the one I read. It attracted me at the beginning. Lin Er, a contrasting and rare female character, also attracted me. I am more interested in reading. There are also many three-dimensional female characters that are well created, such as Luck Ouhuang's grandmother (I think she may have supernatural powers), Qiao Sisi, Xiaoliu and Manager Fang who have just appeared. In fact, there are others, but these ones are really impressive. And the heroine is smart and humane. She doesn't offend others unless they offend me. She is a good person to me. The storyline is quite clear and she also has a little humor. Anyway, it's worth watching.

The role of Lin Er is really good. I only found out after reading the comments that it was changed. What a great change. 👍 👍 👍 Excellent.

This is the first time I read a female character like Lin Er, who is like a tough tree. She is very powerful. I envy her courage to try various ways of living for herself. I also like the heroine, especially the part where she analyzes the psychology of the missionaries. The missionaries are to some extent the fourth natural disaster in the small world. The heroine can master this kind of power. I also like other female characters. I hope the author will get better and better.

It's very beautiful. The author's change of yellow hair is really a highlight.

Reward yourself with a five-star 😄 2026.6.10 I wish you all a happy life, see you soon, and good night. Oh my god, when I opened the tomato today, there were so many babies encouraging me. I was so touched. The data for this book is very poor so far, but there are a few kids who have been reading it, following up on updates, and even giving me gifts. I just thought that if someone would read it, I would finish it well. A few days ago, a very long book review suddenly appeared. I read it carefully and then reflected on it. I am not a talented writer, and my writing style is not very good. I am deficient in many aspects. I didn't expect that some babies would watch it so carefully, analyze my role, and then give me advice. Thank you so much for this reader baby! I will finish revising it by this weekend at the latest! I'll give it a try when the time comes, and I hope I won't disappoint everyone. Again, thanks 🥰

I hope that more female authors can create more multifaceted female characters, and don't be afraid to create female characters with flaws, because women are also human beings, and people definitely have their own character flaws. There are already many attractive male characters, and they are discussed and liked by many people. I hope more flesh-and-blood female characters can be created and be liked by more people. There are many female authors who say that when they create female villains, they are criticized for abusing women. However, I have read so many female villains written by female-conscious authors, and I have not seen anyone say that they abuse women. There are also many people who like female villains, so I think the female villains who are scolded may be written about male subjugation (female competition) for men. Therefore, the author should not be afraid to create some female characters with shortcomings. As long as the female characters are not harming the interests of women for the sake of men, I will definitely accept them as female characters! ❤️

It looks good, the author has a good attitude, and he changes the words quickly. The heroine is strong but not without warmth. Although evil female characters are very popular nowadays, I still feel that she can kill decisively but not lose her conscience. Helping people within the scope of your ability is not a saint, but being generous to others is. After reading the whole text, the female-male ratio is also very comfortable. I hope this can have a good result.

I saw it when I scanned the article, it's pretty good. If the protagonist's blind box is upgraded to the top, wouldn't the lucky lady be able to prescribe a zombie antidote from the blind box one day 🤭 At present, regarding superpowers, I feel that progress is a bit too slow. It can be said that the elderly do not understand the zombie culture, and the younger ones are not aware that superpowers may exist? There is no mention that anyone is curious about whether there are crystals in the skulls of zombies (I remember that this aspect was not mentioned), and no one wishes for the blind box ability (even if it is really impossible to unlock it, but no one has tried it?) The main character is sometimes written a little unconvincingly. She has traveled through other worlds, and it makes no difference to say that she is originally from that world. Characters like the supporting character Lin Er are 100% men in other novels, but it is quite interesting that he is a woman in this article. After reading the book reviews, I learned that the character Lin Er was originally a man, and the change was quite good. I personally hate the fact that female videos always give the protagonist a male younger brother. As we all know, the only things men care about are women and power. Instead of believing that a man who has the resources and power given by the protagonist will not oppress other women behind the protagonist's back, it is better to believe that he is Wu Zetian. And the image almost always satisfies one of the following words: sweet-tongued, able to coax, playful and smiling, providing emotional value, strong communication skills, rich second generation, stupid and rich, able to spread money, and handsome. This image can only be seen on the pig killing plate. 🤭 The author did a pretty good job with it, at least I think it's pretty good. Even if the younger sister wants to kill the pig, she will not persecute women or men in a sexual way. 🤭

So far I am very disappointed to see Chapter 47. This book review may be very long. I will write down all the keywords that people may use when searching for book reviews. I hope that those who agree with me can see my book reviews to avoid lightning, and I also hope that those who disagree with me can see my book reviews to convince me or that we can have a rational discussion. It is not female-oriented. It uses words such as husband, wife, parents and children, and uses the word "girls and boys" to write about women. What is strange is that only boys are used to write about Lin Er. The most commonly used term is "middle boy", and the protagonist is always described as a girl, and no boy appears in the full text search. The words that disobey women and insult women have not been completely changed, and there is no problem with the words "" or "", but there are still some superficial words that disobey women, such as "I go" and "" ("I wipe" in swear words), and the word "poison" has not been changed. I carefully counted the female-to-male ratio (with names) at 6:7, plus the female-to-male ratio for characters who have no names on the background but have a little bit of ink is 9:12. There is one (presumably) female villain and two male villains. There are three serious parts of the plot that made me feel very uncomfortable: All the wives and husbands appearing in the article up to Chapter 1.47 Have a son (son is used in the article), Grandma Wang raises "boys and girls" (husband is not mentioned), Li Mei has a son Doudou (more plots), Zhang Guihua has a son, and even the supporting character Lin Er, who has a lot of plots, has a brother. If there are too many men, the value of them will be devalued. As of Chapter 2.47, Two couples have appeared. Qiao Sisi and Song Shan; Alan and Yu Yang. Yes, Qiao Sisi and Alan are women. It's really a name that sounds like a man's wife's porn. I don't know if the author is trying to be ironic in the following, but so far: Song Shan and Yu Yang are good brothers, Song Shan turned into a zombie, Qiao Sisi asked why the other party couldn't protect her boyfriend, and wanted to morally kidnap the protagonist, Alan and Xini, Yu Yang felt very guilty (leaning towards positive character creation) I feel that the author may want to create a selfish but three-dimensional female character, but I think it is better to create a selfish and one-sided male character, and I don't see how three-dimensional it is. It is very suspicious of the creation of a villain character, which is not likable. It has only appeared once so far, and I don't know if it will continue to be shaped in the future. I dislike both women's names very much. 3. The protagonist leads the neighbors out to find food. On the way back, people trapped in another building throw glass downstairs in the direction of the protagonist to attract zombies, forcing the protagonist to rescue them. This is the creation of a villain. The original text is "Among these people, there are women, old people, and children." But there are no men? Did it slip through the cracks or was it intentional?