Ordinary Life in Apocalyptic Space

After reading Chapter 25, it's really baffling. Did someone mess with you? If you can't peeping, you can directly hurt someone? Is this really too much self-awareness? Do you spy on others with your spiritual consciousness, and if you encounter any obstruction, you just violently crush them and hurt them? Or did he use force on purpose? I'm really speechless. At the end of the previous chapter, I just showed kindness to a man, but at the beginning of this chapter, I maliciously hurt a woman? Then you say nothing and go back to eat and drink well. If you want to write the heroine as a villain before, there is nothing to say. You have always been an outsider, but here you suddenly hurt people inexplicably and go crazy? I don't want to say that the author is scorning women and favoring men, because I can't stand it after reading this. I don't know what happens later, but so far, the people to whom the heroine has shown kindness are all men, and the people who interact with the heroine are also men.

I read Chapter 32 today. I don't just dislike the heroine, I feel disgusted with it. I don't think it's bad after reading the title and the introduction. It's the end of the world. You can just take care of yourself when you have no ability. However, the heroine claims to live a humble life while using her power to bully the weak. She talks about taboo cause and effect while also creating cause and effect. To steal someone else's hard-earned crystal core, to steal shopkeeper Chen's manufacturing secrets, and to seriously injure the other party despite using his spiritual consciousness to provoke him to fight back. What's the difference between this and murder? ! Go and secretly exchange for the Black Panther Core. What if someone desperately saves points and wants to exchange for this? ! Don't refute it by saying that you can do it even if you have the ability. Don't do it out of small evils. This is the basic principle of life. The female major is cultivating some kind of immortality, maybe she is cultivating demons.

It's beautiful, come on, I love this kind of heroine. It's great to be free and leisurely by yourself. What kind of world can you save with your mother's heart? What's the point of existence in some novels that require the golden fingers of the hero and heroine to save the world? The world belongs to everyone. I hope the heroine won't save people randomly, especially children~ I didn't know that most of us are only children, and even parents are usually jealous of having younger brothers and sisters. How can there be so many saintly hearts raising other people's children. Just live well by yourself~ Come on! More updates

To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised when I read the introduction of this article, but now I feel a little disappointed. The heroine relies entirely on taking drugs for her cultivation. Is she not afraid of erysipelas after taking so much? Moreover, my own cultivation is more solid, and there are no ugly people among cultivators. The female protagonist has an average appearance. After practicing, she should also become more beautiful after practicing. Moreover, the temperament of cultivators is the same as that of ordinary people. Look at those people in the entertainment industry who are ugly at first. After they become famous, they will feel that they are quite distinctive, ugly and handsome. Although it looks good and is easy to be targeted, I think lack of strength is the original sin. The heroine did not dare to face a zombie at first. She did not kill zombies to increase her strength. I couldn't accept that she would deal with others if they were wary. There is a saying that goes like this, the strong wield their swords against the strong, and the weak wield their swords against the weaker. The heroine herself is speechless when she doesn't kill zombies and steal other people's crystal cores. It's not wrong. She only cares about herself regardless of others, but it's wrong not to help others. How can the heroine with such three views be able to cultivate into an immortal?

I can't even read it without segmenting it. I don't have the patience to read it word for word seriously. It's distracting.

It feels so fake. . . . Works of pure imagination

The end of the world is the end of the world, what kind of immortality can you cultivate? Stew randomly

Dear author, can the layout problem be improved?

Author, I have a headache with the layout.

Is Luo Meiren a boy or a girl? When she appears, she is described as a girl and then she calls him a boy. A guy keeps calling her "Beauty" and "Beauty" makes me want to vomit when I see her.

The heroine is bald and 1.9 Meters tall? ? ?

Dun~ I have no chance to invest~ Otherwise I will definitely invest in you~ It's so beautiful~ Keep up the good work

The first few chapters are good, but every heroine in the apocalypse is hoarding things hard, which is all aesthetic fatigue. If you are still trying hard, you can't use an abbreviation, and then write more about other aspects, such as being practical with people who care about you, exercising, and collecting things that can increase your survival and continue the civilization of your race. You have to know that if you have space, you are already at a high starting point, and all you want to do is stock up on food and clothing! Isn't the continuation of human civilization the inheritance of knowledge and history? If I were asked, I would find a way to collect all kinds of books, books on all aspects, seeds, all kinds of seeds, instead of just collecting seeds for eating. With books and seeds, even if I live in ancient times when there is nothing, I can still create a new world with these books! If there was a book that used space to create a new world like I imagined, I might still be able to read it. It's just an old book with nothing new at all. After reading the first few chapters, I lost the desire to read the rest. Anyway, it was about collecting supplies and cultivating immortals in the spiritual spring space. In the middle, some supporting villains popped up and were slapped in the face. The ones with male protagonists just ignored everything and pampered such female protagonists. The female protagonists without male protagonists relied on space to show off and become immortals all the way! I didn't see any efforts made by the heroine herself. She relied solely on the strength of Golden Finger to survive in the apocalypse. To be honest, such heroines live a wonderful life in the last days, even if they don't have a golden finger, they can live a life of themselves without a golden finger. Without a golden finger, they rely on their own efforts to fight for their lives, even if they die, they can live a human life!

I want to be laughed at by Mr. Li. I can actually understand what the author wants to express. I have a strong sense of immersion. It's that ring that makes me very confused. I don't understand clearly. Is it a storage ring or a life space? Please explain😅

This practice is just like playing. It's so simple. Why don't I try to kill you?