
Surviving the Apocalypse
末世之要活着
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 928k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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422Chapters
3.9kRecommendations
6.1kFans
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Is the protagonist of this book the female lead's father? All the bizarre events are related to him, all the forgiveness of the villains is related to him. Without him, this book wouldn't even exist. Almost every villain is connected to him, forcing his children to swallow their anger and act like saints. Having a father like that is worse than death; without him, the whole family would probably be in peace.
Ugh, these brainless relatives! How long is the female lead going to have to deal with them? It was alright at first, but seeing her constantly saving this and that for these ungrateful relatives is really annoying. We know she's the female lead and won't die, but that's not how it is in the story. And what happens after she rescues them?
I started watching and it was okay at first, but the more I watched, the more uncomfortable I became. It's a bunch of vampires, I don't recommend it, it's really annoying to watch.
When the apocalypse comes, the first reaction is definitely to think of the children. It's impossible to call the father and pick him up. It's not that people are unfilial; it's just human nature.
This is one of those comments that almost made me leave... I actually think it's well-written. The female lead is brave and resourceful. Although she has some awful relatives who hold her back, this only highlights her tenderness beneath her cold exterior—especially towards her closest family. Anyway, it's definitely a satisfying read. Is there a male lead? If so, I personally like the ex-boyfriend, who's 18 🤓.
I love female protagonists who are so focused on their careers, and I also love authors who write post-apocalyptic stories so seriously. There aren't many authors who write post-apocalyptic stories so earnestly anymore; they're all just melodramatic love stories. I almost missed out on a good book because of the book reviews.
His indecisive and hesitant personality is unbearable to watch. Are mundane family dramas really appropriate in a post-apocalyptic world?
Secondly, even those without a romantic pairing should be saved.
It's free to watch for a limited time, which is incredibly frustrating. Think twice before watching... He has an overwhelming number of ungrateful relatives, and even a terrible teammate's father.
This is so boring, watching this is so frustrating. I can't watch it anymore -_-||