The Iron Lady

The moment the female lead meets the male lead, she starts acting like a little woman. Does she think she's not a woman if she doesn't act coquettishly? She happily runs to the male lead to praise him after forging a sword, and she gets unhappy if he doesn't praise her. Once he does praise her, she's happy for days. It's as if the female lead forges weapons just to get the male lead's approval.

The titles are a complete mess, a real brain teaser. A brother's own granddaughter is called a niece? A great-aunt's younger sister is called a younger sister? An uncle's granddaughter is his own niece? What utter nonsense!

After chapters two hundred and so, there were so many characters that the protagonist seemed to disappear into the background, so I skipped over them. I persevered until chapters four hundred and so... But I couldn't take it anymore. Most of the characters were just a jumbled mess. It wasn't that the pacing was fast or slow; it was just the minor characters who were a complete mess.

The protagonist is just like a naive and innocent character; it's laughable that someone who could survive for ten years in the apocalypse has so little experience.

"Old woman" is a slang term for an old woman, isn't it? It's hilarious that an old man is referring to himself as "old woman."

After reading the first dozen or so chapters, it was all a jumbled mess of nonsense!

I really dislike this kind of female lead, I'm dropping this game.

This article is somewhat tedious, making it rather boring and uninteresting to read, lacking patience and not very engaging.

Compared to many online novels, this one is quite good. The writing and plot are both excellent. In fact, the better the framework, content, and writing, the longer and more difficult it is to write, because the better the content, the harder it is to maintain the details. It takes a lot of effort. I can understand that this one is much better than many others. I have been keeping it in my collection. Nowadays, many novels are neither original nor coherent.

Worth watching. The process of the female protagonist gradually integrating into the world from being indifferent. It started off a bit slow, and I didn't feel like I was in the lead role. However, it gets increasingly exciting after a few dozen chapters, and the story flows smoothly. Although there are no major surprises, it's a comfortable and enjoyable read. The ending was a bit rushed, but it was alright; everything that needed to be explained was explained.