My Doomsday Simulator Is Ridiculously Cautious

It's strange, I don't understand the post-apocalyptic rescue genre, I really can't relate to it. Being exploited by my boss in real life is already frustrating enough, to have to be a hero in the apocalypse? I really don't understand, since in the apocalypse, people's dark side will reach its fullest potential.

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The person who wanted to tell everyone about the apocalypse as soon as they read the first chapter is absolutely hilarious. Don't you know spreading rumors is illegal? People like you who spread apocalyptic information will be labeled as cult members. The apocalypse genre has been dead for so long, and you're still making this mistake. I couldn't even finish reading the first chapter.

It started strong but then declined, and the rhythm became a bit chaotic later on.

If you're a stickler for detail, don't bother reading this book; you won't be able to get through it—it's full of flaws.

Putting aside whether the book is good or not, this chapter is full of complaints. Although it's impossible to please everyone, it's truly rare to see so many people dissatisfied with every chapter.

The beginning was alright, but the protagonist seemed to lose his mind a bit when he saw a woman. It wasn't a big problem though. He often had sex with women in the simulation and was even raped, which made him feel like he got away with it, which was a bit disgusting. However, he wasn't as saintly as some reviews suggested.

Here are my personal thoughts after reading it (spoilers ahead, proceed with caution) I'm currently on Chapter Six. Personally, I think it's understandable that the protagonist, being an orphan and lacking love, wants to protect Grandma Li. However, I find it hard to accept the child's death during the simulation; I really don't understand it. Maybe I'm too cold-blooded, and this book isn't suitable for someone as cold-blooded as me.

In these apocalyptic simulator novels, the protagonist has all sorts of overpowered abilities, yet he still doesn't outlive an ordinary person—that's just absurd.