Global Instances Descend
全球副本降临
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 395k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Do web novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) really like having kids? 😂
Incredible! The apocalypse has arrived, and instead of saving her elderly mother, the female protagonist readily goes to save her daughter's best friend. What did the old mother do to deserve such a daughter and granddaughter? The author's values are suffocating.
Let me share my thoughts on this book.
I actually really like some of the settings and backgrounds in this book, but I think it has a major flaw: the author keeps writing long passages or entire chapters explaining the same thing over and over again. For example, wouldn't it be better to just write a few sentences about a skill? Why do they have to write it repeatedly, elaborate on it, delve into it, and expand on it?
The setting and plot of this book are both excellent, except for the female protagonist's feelings towards her daughter... (Just kidding, this is purely my personal opinion.)
I really enjoy trying new and interesting things, and this book certainly satisfies that urge. However, I felt that the female protagonist didn't seem to really like her daughter. Although there were several instances in the story where the protagonist was described as worried about her daughter, I didn't actually feel that way while reading it.
I like novels with global expansion, but the inclusion of a daughter feels a bit out of place.
The female lead's child is over 12 years old, so she should be in her 30s... Hmm... Maybe my focus is off. It's a good read, I like this kind of setting, a novel! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's great, a really good concept, looking forward to more exciting developments.
Is this book a cliffhanger...?
I enjoy dungeons, and it's rare to see a female protagonist venturing into dungeons, especially with a child, haha, though the child grows up a bit too fast! I hope the story behind the dungeons will be explored later, focusing on monster-fighting rather than just tormenting difficult characters. Also, could you please handle the female protagonist's parents and her difficult future mother-in-law? I don't want to see too many difficult characters… after all, the book's title is pretty cool!