Everyone Mobilize: Reborn Before Humanity's Extinction

The author's depiction of the urgency of the apocalypse is excellent. The self-revelation of one's identity at the beginning is a bit jarring. The plot moves quickly later on. When did they fire that assistant? She seemed like a hindrance. I feel like they don't need to add any romance; the personal assistant is just a tool. Please refine this post.

A stranger suddenly appears and tells you that the world will end in a year, and only he can save it. Would you believe him? And he even wants you to give him your entire fortune.

The first ten chapters have some minor flaws, but you can skip them. The writing gets better and better as you go on, and the tension is palpable—it's really exciting! Author, keep up the good work! This chapter isn't enough; I'll keep it for later and finish it when it's more substantial.

That section about retired soldiers was so frustrating! I wouldn't feel right even if you deleted me! Time to rant! A top-tier soldier? Does he not know why he lost his job, that he made a mistake, and that his family has been suffering for ten years? Shouldn't he at least show some improvement? Besides, we don't know if he disappeared or died.

I'm speechless. I can't even finish watching it if I skip around. These free-to-play offers are getting more and more disgusting.

A mix of disgusting tropes, like celebrities clashing with scientists at the airport (no comment), special forces soldiers from impoverished families being ridiculed, and propaganda ministers being shrewish and politically naive, etc.

Even aliens are coming to attack you, and you're still blocking the news? The whole world has fallen, how can China remain unscathed? Didn't Mao say, "What's the point of the world if Russia is gone?" They'll launch a desperate attack with thousands of nuclear weapons indiscriminately, and we'll all be wiped out!

That's a bit outrageous. The core temperature of a hydrogen bomb is 100 million degrees Celsius, and the core explosion radius is several kilometers. If that can't kill it, why bother with hammers?

Seeing that Kyushu was the only country resisting, I withdrew regardless of other nations. It's not that I'm being overly patriotic; in a normal international situation, Kyushu's preparations were so thorough that it managed to stabilize the situation. But you didn't even notify the United States.

The descriptions of the insects seem exaggerated. Since they feed on carbon-based life forms, they should also be carbon-based themselves, with an abnormally high energy efficiency. The idea that they need thousands of degrees Celsius to be killed is illogical; the sun's surface is only around 6,000 degrees Celsius.