[Multiple heroines] [Overpowered] [A succubus-like male lead, but not too over the top]
After being crushed by a hundred-ton truck, Chen Ye transmigrates to a nuclear wasteland in the aftermath of the Third World War.
Humanity is divided into two groups. One hides in bunkers, struggling to maintain the ruling order with scarce supplies.
The other survives on the surface, scavenging amid radiation, where mutant beasts, disease, and violence are everywhere.
Just as all hope seems lost, the Wind Spirit Moon Shadow System activates.
With the ability to rewrite himself and fine-tune all things, Chen Ye roams the ruins, gathering all who are fighting to survive.
Starting from a devastated wasteland, he unites all of humanity to rebuild civilization.
When the humans hiding in the bunkers realize that the radiation outside has fallen to safe levels, they send out a reconnaissance team.
What meets their eyes is a vast human empire brimming with advanced technology…
If you see this comment, I recommend you read this book. This might sound like an advertisement, but it's definitely different from other books, and much better than typical wish-fulfillment novels.
Those who can accept this can continue. Earlier, we encountered a woman who both assaulted and possessed power. Why didn't he kill her? He slapped us in the face, after all, she was a stranger. He saved us but didn't thank us, and even used her power against the male protagonist. And yet she didn't die.
A more classic type of post-apocalyptic wish-fulfillment novel
The later parts were a bit harder to understand, and the male lead seemed a little too eager for women—shouldn't this turn into a female-oriented palace intrigue? But overall, it was still pretty good. Keep it up!
It's still okay. [OK]
I won't say anything, just read it patiently.
Not bad, I'll give it a thumbs up.