Is the Apocalypse Really Not Coming?

To be honest, after skimming through a few chapters, I feel that the protagonist is a bit like Ming Zhengde from the movie "Monsters Die When They Are Killed," a perfect benefactor. The enlightened bear all sorrow and sin, and strive to create a beautiful future free from grief. But Ah Zhou said, is it really perfect for one person to endure all the sorrows of the world?

I'd been looking for apocalyptic books, and after being drawn in by the reviews, I finished one in a day. I was initially worried that the apocalypse might just be a pretext, but finding the writing style so different from other novels made me realize there must be another interpretation. The apocalypse is the oppressive feeling under a great disaster, and the personality shaped by the apocalypse.

First of all, I subscribed to all of them on October 11th and read the latest chapter, 169, so please don't criticize me. I'm just expressing my thoughts after reading the book and hope that the author will notice my opinion. First of all, the opening is indeed well-written and very engaging, and it becomes increasingly captivating as the plot unfolds, making it a truly praiseworthy read.

A 15-year avid reader here, this is fantastic! I devoured it in one go. I've read *Little Rain's Grandfather*, *Rolling*, *Ordinary People*, *Nanjing*, the *Ghost Blows Out the Light* series, *Ten Deadly Sins*, Liu Cixin's new series, the complete Wesley Legends, the Unsolved Mysteries series, Harry Potter, the old Tomatoes, *Two Eyes*, *Baldy*, *Infinite*… too many to recall right now. Those who know, know this book is good, right?

It's rare to find a novel without any toxic elements in my daily reading list. Usually, I check the titles, synopsis, reviews, and content, but since I didn't find any comments criticizing it, I became interested and read on. I devoured over twenty chapters in one go, and it's really great! The writing is excellent, the logic is strong, and it seems to have the potential to become a masterpiece.

I started reading this book because of a comment, but it didn't suit my taste. I hesitated for a while but decided to leave a comment anyway. The beginning was indeed a bit harsh. First, the very beginning describes the male protagonist being reborn, and the extra being being ignored by the protagonist.

This is a completely clichéd, pretentious novel. The female lead being confessed to by the villain and then the male lead saving the day is described in tens of thousands of words—it's ridiculous. Ten thousand of those words are dedicated to describing the psychology of bystanders. This is still in the main story, and it's already available for purchase. It's outrageous! Damn it, refund my money!

First book review. I've read up to chapter 101, and the plot is developing quite well so far. I personally started reading because of the apocalypse, and I initially thought it would be a happy ending where the protagonist survives the apocalypse, is reborn, discovers clues about what happened before the disaster, and saves the world before the catastrophe, eventually gathering a group of people…

Good books aren't popular, so I've subscribed to them all. I'm not like a smart person; I always have some questions (maybe it's because I haven't read enough books). 😢I wanted to praise it, but I typed hundreds of words and deleted them all. My poor Chinese skills are holding me back. I was afraid I wouldn't say it well. Anyway, it's really good! 👍

I read it in one go. At first, I thought it was a romance novel, and to be honest, the first 60 chapters were quite confusing. It got much better after the first major plot twist, and it's better than most online novels. The only point of contention in the early chapters was the attitude of the characters, and the protagonist's behavior and the main storyline seemed unclear.