Fang Ying’s Life in the Apocalypse

Seeing the interactions between Han Li and the female lead made me want to stop watching. She was a calm person at first, but suddenly she changed, trusting him completely without reservation, and this happened after only their first meeting. The female lead became very childish and boring. Is this what love is like? I've never been in one, so I really don't understand. I still prefer a strong, decisive, and bold female lead.

Sigh, the author has it tough too. Shouting at the top of their lungs in the group chat, and no one responded for ages. I bet the author felt so empty inside, tears welling up in their eyes! Hahaha 😄

The writing is good, the characters are not exaggerated, and the female lead is intelligent but not cold. Blood, in fact, is a difficult element to describe rationality in novels; it's easy to make a character seem cold-blooded. Helping others often makes one appear overly enthusiastic and disregarding the actual situation, but this book so far avoids these flaws and is quite comfortable to read.

The apocalyptic plot was a bit slow at first, but it got much better once the apocalypse actually happened. I liked the female lead's transformation in the apocalypse.

This is hilarious! The police can't even beat zombies? Are they just sitting around doing nothing? They need the female lead to save them? And the fact that the police are screaming in terror at the sight of zombies is just too disillusioning.

I recently discovered that some friends have invested in this book, so I'll express my gratitude by writing 4000 words over 30 days to help everyone earn points.

Although I don't have many drafts left, what my editor said today made me feel much better, so I'll continue with two updates. If I really run out of drafts, I'll just post one. 😌

I clicked on it full of anticipation, only to leave utterly disappointed. The entire article was illogical, lacked common sense, and riddled with plot holes.

This female lead is so slow to react! She keeps obsessing over the bullets. It's obvious they don't want to give them to her, so she shouldn't have taken them. Getting the gun is already a bargain for her; why is she agonizing over bullets later? Besides, she has a storage space; if the gun is out of bullets, she can just put it there. Thinking about this for so long is just silly.

Can't you just write a post-apocalyptic novel without any space-related abilities? Eight out of ten post-apocalyptic novels have space-related abilities, and the female leads are all weaklings who say they don't want to rely on men, but can they even survive with just a space? Any water-based or wood-based ability would at least provide some offensive power.