Surviving the Apocalypse by Clinging to the Protagonist

I think it's very good. I watched it for the first time two or three years ago and I like it now! There is no need to be so harsh in the comment area. If you don't like it, don't read it. And some people's comments are too much. When the author writes for everyone to read, it is equivalent to handing over a sword that can stab him at any time to the readers. Even if it doesn't look good, express it tactfully. Then just abandon it. There is no need to keep piercing the author's heart. You feel that the words you say are insignificant. You may also feel that you are giving advice to the author, but you have never thought about how hurtful your words are to others. Sometimes words are often more hurtful than actions.

Moreover, some people watch pirated versions but comment wantonly under the genuine version, which is very confusing.

Oh, I originally thought that the heroine would confess, and then when they were traveling, they might encounter a rift in time and space, and go to the space in front of the book where the heroine passed through... QAQ

I like how a strong male protagonist keeps a female protagonist captive, and then the male protagonist slowly trains the female protagonist to grow into a woman strong enough to match the male protagonist. This article is actually quite good. Although the male protagonist keeps the female protagonist in captivity, he does not raise her to be stupid and sweet. After all, the male protagonist is an evil BOSS, and the female protagonist didn't show much affection for the male protagonist in the early stage, so she still thought about how to become stronger and independent. Although the heroine basically relies on the help of the male protagonist to become stronger, and she did not succeed independently in the end, at least the heroine does not have the idea that she does not need to work hard to grow up because she has a man to rely on. This is probably the only redeeming feature of the heroine.

I think Feng Yi's image is more like a soldier than Ouyang

Ah~Awesome(??ω??)?? I like it so much(>^ω^<)The author is so good~~

I really like this kind of subject Come on big

The description of the mother of his child makes me a little uncomfortable qwq I always feel that the child comes first and the heroine secondly chooses a partner mainly for the sake of the child... Only after she has the child does she give the heroine privileges and pay attention to the heroine... It's a bit sad... But it is true that their identities are not equal... I'd better read articles where both parties have equal status qwq

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I finally bought it, woohoo~(>_<)~ I've always wanted to see it, so please do it↖(^ω^)↗