It's personal and beauty-oriented, and the scoring is based on personal preference. I like plots with reasonable logic and self-justifying world views.
Apocalyptic + alien species, a relaxing and entertaining story. The setting of being a non-human being and a future boss is quite attractive. The story is edible. There is nothing interesting or profound about it after reading it.
After reading the text, I thought Shou would appear as a zombie, but he ended up living as a human for a while. Until I gave up on the article, the perception was fine, until there was a plot that made me feel that the protagonist was too gullible and I couldn't read it anymore - the author wrote a long chapter about power struggles and intrigues, but Shou was still so gullible when he first met someone who hid in his house, which was a bit poisonous to me.
I haven't finished reading this post-apocalyptic zombie story, but the beginning is okay. It's strong and stupid (because I didn't regain my sanity at the beginning). I was worried that the zombies would be too cute, but after following it for a while, I felt that the plot development was mediocre, so I put it in my collection and let it go to dust.
A post-apocalyptic zombie article, ah, this article, I gave up after reading dozens of chapters. It was supposed to be quite enjoyable to accept the time-travel setting of this necromancer. However, this is a beautiful article. I like CP, and this CP is too difficult. I was reborn but lost my memory and forgot that I had a boyfriend in this life, so I abandoned Shou, who didn't seem to have much conscience + Shou, who didn't like to attack much in the first place. I chose to run away before the crematorium of the routine unfolded.
In the setting of apocalypse + spiritual energy recovery, the protagonist grows a plant that symbolizes a heroic spirit from another world and then resonates with it. He can transform into the corresponding heroic spirit image and use his ability to fight monsters and save the world. Every heroic spirit has its own tragic story, and I personally like the story of the first cocoon girl the most. Gong is the guardian of another world, an archangel, and at the end, I feel like he is also Shou's knight. But the ending was a little rushed, and in my opinion, Shou's identity was revealed a little later, which affected the enjoyment.
Shao Xiang + Apocalyptic Wasteland. In the beginning, Gong picks up Shou, so Shou is called "Shou". Gong feels that the person he picks up is his, so he wants to live with his "Shou" in this difficult world, raising cubs. When he was a child, Gong was like a little wild wolf, and Shou was a little pitiful and like a puppy, but they were really good together. The next two people crashed into a world they didn't want to get involved in, were forced to separate, and reunited with difficulty, silently recognizing each other while protecting each other. In the end, the two free people will embrace each other and run back to their world.
It's a very old story, a post-apocalyptic zombie story, the protagonist is reborn, the leopard demon attacks x the cold face, and the protagonist is not the Holy Father. Shuangwen, maybe what needs to be reminded now is that the relationship between gong and shou at the beginning is the strong shou. The extra story goes to the world of immortality, and you can start a new long story in the extra story!
The post-apocalyptic zombie + whistle setting is a rare article about raising a baby that hit me. To be precise, it is a story about raising a baby, a story about two children who depend on each other and grow up together in the end of the world. In the early stage, there are children's innocence and funnyness, occasional unreasonable troubles, and also sensibleness and helplessness that make people cry for these two children. In the middle and later stages, the two grew up closely, and it was natural for them to be together. If you raise a cub, one of you will eventually become a male mother, and I am talking about you, Feng Chen, the cold-faced and cool brother in your childhood.
The setting of apocalyptic monsters and pollution is very warm, cute and I love it! When reading the full text, one feels the tenderness of a flower quietly blooming in the wasteland, and the attack and reception also have a joy and touch of "it's you", which to me personally has no clues. I also liked the other article in the author's column about the Dragon King being weak and helpless (but the article about the Insect King was really bad for me! I can only say that an author can write what I like, and he can also write what I don't like...)
Set in an underground wasteland world + orc society, the protagonist is in a different world and is currently the only pure human being. The background setting is careful, the author's logic is clear, and there are details about the environment and life. It can be seen that the author really wants everyone to see the wasteland worldview she constructed. In terms of characters, the boss Gong, who is usually gentle and reliable, but ruthless when dealing with followers of the evil god, and the kind-hearted and poor evil god Shou who hides his identity and works two jobs (evil god and public servant) are also very interesting. It's my favorite among the novels I've been following recently. There are still many undisclosed backgrounds in the setting. I hope it can be written into a full-length novel!
Sea monster + superpower, Ye Feng's characters are all collected and there are no surprises at all! This sea monster alliance is also a very old article. The sea monsters are very funny and it is a lighthearted drama.
Science fiction apocalypse, science fiction is a bit fantasy but it is still science fiction. Neither the attacker nor the sufferer is human, and the aurora produced by Doi was really hilarious. It's very imaginative but feels very reasonable. It's very refreshing and joyful to watch. It's even more joyful to hand it over to country enthusiasts.
The author is an author I have read a long time ago. The writing and plot of this article are good. It is very cool to have a golden finger for farming in the last days! But this unreasonable suspension of updates is too annoying. I can only say that I hope it will not be a trap. Enter with caution or finish entering.
Cool article, fun to watch. There is a plot of being picked up and attacked (part of). The settings are relatively common. After reading the full text and thinking about it for a while, I remember that the attack has big wings.
The post-apocalyptic zombie setting seems interesting at the beginning (maybe I just like the idea of picking up people), but the plot later is average, but I don't have much memory after reading it. Edible.
I have been reading this article intermittently, and I haven't finished it yet. I see that Shou is preparing to develop independently, and the small team is about to break up. It can be seen that the author is trying hard to create Shou's sense of mental abnormality and even inhumanity. Well, it makes the plot interesting but also loses some rationality. It can be regarded as a regular apocalyptic article, but some plots will make people realize that these people are indeed high school students who have not grown up.
A relatively cool post-apocalyptic article. The boss protagonist disguises himself and blends in with the crowd, which always makes people feel happy [Milk Tea]
It's a relaxing and refreshing story. The dungeon has a good rhythm in the early and middle stages, but it's a bit tiring in the later stages. The characters of the attacker and the receiver are not outstanding. After watching the battle, my impression is probably that it's a love brain, pure.
There was something new in the beginning, but I didn't have much memory in the later period, so I chose orz as the submission article. I was a bit unsure between the poisonous points and the exciting points.
Beautiful and strong, a rare handsome guy with dark skin and white hair. I like the first half of the article, but the ending is a bit sloppy. I always feel that there is a lot more that could be written.