Wuxia in the Apocalypse

This post-apocalyptic novel is so full of saintly idealism. Betrayed in his past life, he's still so easily trusting, even giving people spirit jade to boost their strength. You're not a babysitter, why didn't you boost your sister's strength first? What a naive protagonist!

First, giving the spiritual blood to two strangers instead of his sister is unwise. Second, that pretentious thug clearly stated he wanted revenge on the protagonist and would take someone down with him, so he deserved to die. Finally, it's not about being a saint or not; having a more morally upright outlook and not seeming so dark is a good thing, but this is still unwise, even somewhat idiotic…

People have different degrees of closeness and distance. You know, the sooner the protagonist consumes all 10 spirit blood pills (as explained in the chapter where the protagonist consumes them all), the higher their awakening level will be. Given this, to give the pills to strangers first is just ridiculous.

The existence of a younger sister is a major flaw. It would be fine if she were a biological sister, but I hate this kind of setting where she is called a sister but is actually a lover.

I don't understand why they don't use the spiritual blood immediately. Using it sooner increases their strength. In this apocalypse, surviving to get out doesn't guarantee a safe return. Increasing their strength increases their chances of making it back.

The second instance was a complete failure... And it happened right before its release...

My older brother's grades are very good. This book I like to read still hasn't received more than 30 monthly votes. Everyone has their own ambitions; if you're not happy, just leave. Thank you for letting me know.

This is actually a post-apocalyptic rebirth story disguised as a story about a reborn protagonist with a wealthy, experienced old man by his side. The protagonist, a novice, uses this old man's knowledge and resources to gain an advantage in the apocalypse. He tries to become less of a saint and more of a post-apocalyptic character, but this attempt has failed so far and may never succeed.

I just realized that the apocalypse can only be combined with hard technology, superpowers, and genetic chains (of course, no master has created a popular new style of writing yet).

The main character isn't a saint; it's just that the trolls spout nonsense.