A rainy morning
A wrecked car
Two resurrected corpses
A month of relentless rain
A city under total lockdown
An uncertain future
Ji Nian: "If this is a conspiracy, what's really behind it?"
Lu Yuan: "But what if it was all just an accident?"
A few notes:
1. The story launches on Children's Day. Happy holidays to all my lovely readers!
2. One-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship. Pairing: a trained male lead x an untrained female lead.
3. The author is writing this specifically to make it a sweet romance. Those looking for leveling up and monster-slaying may not find what they want.
4. Estimated length: 180,000 to 230,000 words.
5. Nothing else comes to mind for now. I'll add more if I think of anything.
Theme:
The ending was inexplicable. The previous heroine was very well designed, but this last chapter felt like it was falling apart, anticlimactic, and I would rather the heroine died.
This... It was so hastily concluded.
I can't imagine how the male and female protagonists can do this. There are so many lives between them. The male protagonist has the genes of the villain doctor. Regardless of the process, the male protagonist is still the peach picker who actually benefits.
I haven't told you which floor her house is on.
The most breathtaking content in apocalyptic literature is this kind of man-made disaster. The title of an article recommended by jj was roughly about being led away by a villain in the apocalypse. After reading a few chapters, I realized that the male protagonist in it is the kind of villain who does human experiments, but it made me sick.
No, I think it's special because it's real. It's not ugly at all.
It's quite down-to-earth, and the real-life Yonghui Supermarket appears.
It's really well written, very real, I like it very much
Finished reading! Ah... I haven't read this kind of doomsday article for a long time. There are so many doomsday sweet pets on the home page. It's really not as interesting as before.
It looks so good, it feels so real