My Goal Is to Become the Strongest Boss in the Apocalypse

I haven't read it yet, but from the comments I feel like the heroine seems to be feeling aggrieved, which seems different from the writing. Can anyone tell me if she is really aggrieved? I don't want to read the enemy's unrestrained and mean-spirited articles.

Is this a Mary Sue or a Tuanyan? . . .

I keep calling the heroine, it's quite... Chapter 28, but I don't see any bright spots in the protagonist group. When encountering difficulties, I will only call the heroine. If I leave the heroine, I can't survive? And the people around the male protagonist are also talking about Su Rang, Su Rang, where is Su Rang, chanting a spell? The heroine is not a Mary Su either.

Good guy, I read the copy carefully again. The enemy is not only alive and well, but also has superpowers. The main theme is the entanglement with the enemy. It made me angry in the middle of the night.

Who is Mary Sue? The male lead of the bully has a much better life than the female lead.

When will this group of bullies get out of here? They are jumping around so completely that even the male protagonist is disgusting.

I'm so tired. I saw a bunch of high school students chatting about each other. I didn't even notice how awesome the heroine is.

I have been waiting, waiting for the heroine to highlight, waiting for the heroine to show off their faces, but the prelude was too long, and I lost my temper after being scolded by these cannon fodder, so that's it

The writing is a bit messy.

Does this mean that after Meng Shan is rescued, she will still appear to cause trouble for the heroine? If the heroine pretends to be a pig and eats a tiger for too long, the pleasure will be worn away. The result of being directed at Mary Sue is that she is deflated all the way.