The Male Lead's Sister in the Apocalypse

How about changing the name to "The End of the World" and a major overhaul of the supporting cast? All the characters in this story would be good, it would be too holy. Earlier in the article, the supporting characters were described as being so vicious and anti-human, but in the end, all of them were cleansed and abandoned evil to do good. Although the intention is very good, it is ridiculous. The woman whose hands were cut off by the heroine's brother and whose powers were disabled by the heroine is actually very happy to see the heroine. Why, I really can't understand. The original heroine was so vicious and selfish, but she was brainwashed into an inspiring virgin who leads everyone to a better life. I read it in one go, and I still haven't forgotten the crazy and sick look of the original heroine in the first few chapters. The finale made me speechless as all the members turned into good people. If they hadn't described it as vicious before, the rest of it wouldn't be so weird, but it was like this before, and there was also a happy ending. Moreover, if this story didn't have the name of the male protagonist, it would probably be marked as a non-CP novel. The male protagonist really doesn't have much of a role in the story, and the female protagonist and his brother could be the male protagonist if they weren't related by blood. The definition of male protagonist is the male main character. It is not the one who ends up with the female protagonist who is called the male protagonist.

It's an indescribable feeling, I can't stand it after seeing it emmmm, not recommended

I read Chapter 60 and jumped directly to the ending. I think the copy of this article is quite interesting. After reading the copy, I thought it was about a story about a cat and a little girl. I didn't expect the cat's sense of existence to be so low. A person dressed as a cat. At first, it felt like a cat dressed as a person. Later, it felt like an ordinary cat. I thought the male protagonist was dressed back, but I didn't expect it. I won't talk about the emotional line, after all, I skipped so many chapters. I always felt something was a bit strange. After reading the comments, I suddenly realized that it was the heroine who went to "attack" those people. I felt that those actions should not cause the favorability to increase so high. Maybe the system's favorability score is relatively high. Giving them things will increase the favorability, and acting cute will increase the favorability. There has always been a feeling that their favorability is a bit cheap. . . It was quite interesting at the beginning, but it started to feel a little weird at the end, and I felt that some people were starting to go OOC. The length of Shen's story was very important at the beginning, but the length began to drop sharply after seeing his brother. Although the heroine explained the reason for not going with him, there was always an abrupt feeling. From a purely personal reading, it shouldn't be very violent.

It's sad that my brother is not the male protagonist.

Hey hey hey! The setting is really interesting!

Very pure... Love? Ah, the ending is pretty good.

I feel so rushed. I'm still turning to the next chapter and it's finished.

Unfortunately, the male protagonist's presence is too weak and his emotional line is almost non-existent.

Overall it's quite interesting, but like other reviews, it was very interesting at the beginning, but in the last twenty or thirty chapters it felt like it was being finished in a hurry. In short, it wasn't as good as the previous ones. There are also levels of favorability at the beginning, and those levels that respond to requests, I feel like I only used them a little bit. Although the male protagonist's feelings are guessed to have exploded after the female protagonist endured the pain of lava to save him, but later in the base and when he was looking for the female protagonist, his sense of presence was not as high as the presence of the man next to the male protagonist... If I were to buy the male protagonist's stock, I would probably invest in this male partner (dog head)? (Although the ending feels a bit rushed, I still like it quite a bit! Ps: This is the first book I have bought in full. I usually can't find free books, and I won't buy all the books if they are not very interesting... Forgive me for being a poor student who doesn't have my own source of income [crying])

It's really magical to watch it again after a year. The story is well written, with a reasonable plot and a smooth ending, with a bit of warmth, a bit of laughter, and a light feeling. Very good.