The Great Global Shake-Up

Judging from the title, it seemed like a grand, male-oriented novel. The initial synopsis was equally expansive, raising expectations for a savior who would save the world and humanity—an epic tale worthy of song and tears. But the second half took a sharp turn, abruptly shifting to a romance novel style, almost making me lose my head.

I read over 70 chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore. The descriptions of hoarding are fragmented and lengthy, and then there are chapters dedicated to the inner thoughts of even the minor characters. It's like an old woman's bound feet cloth. I'm dropping it.

Forget the three golden chapters, I was poisoned to death in the very first chapter. What kind of legitimate son is this, calling the female lead a maid? The face of Ximen Wuhen flashed through my mind instantly; I don't believe readers can continue reading if they automatically project that face onto the screen…

I've read up to chapter 33, and it's being written so slowly and deliberately. The way it's collecting supplies bit by bit, like it's just sightseeing, is driving me crazy! When will the real natural disaster begin? I wonder if it'll even finish collecting supplies by chapter 100. Ugh, forget it, I don't have the patience to read any further…

The writing is too haphazard. The 150,000 yuan spent on "herbal tea" shows the protagonist's extravagant spending, but the explanations given later are weak. The parents die at the beginning; what's the point of writing that? Was it just to use them as tools to buy compensation for supplies? The female lead has 50 million in the stock market and 40 million in a house; what's the use of that small amount of compensation? The emotional impact feels forced.

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Thank you to all the fans who gave me tips! Back to writing!

I read over 100 chapters and couldn't continue. At the beginning, they wrote about the female lead surviving independently in the countryside for so long and being capable of everything, but later she was so scared she practically crawled through holes like a dog. It felt like her IQ was less than 40 (a normal person's IQ is 100). It was all so drawn-out and indecisive.

I love watching the protagonist gradually accumulate resources like a little hamster, filling and building up the space step by step. Author, keep up the good work! (ง •̀_•́)ง

It's great! Keep up the good work, author!