Escape from the End of the World
末世从逃生开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- Apocalypse: Escape from Day OneEnglish name
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Why do so many stories feature female protagonists who are reborn ten or twenty years after the apocalypse, already middle-aged, yet still have the mentality of a young girl upon rebirth? Is that even possible?
Why does everyone need to be in a relationship?
I don't mind, having a male lead is fine, as long as it doesn't make the character seem less intelligent.
There's a problem with the way of addressing him. The female lead's mother's third uncle should be called "Third Maternal Grandfather" by the female lead. The term "uncle" should be used to address the maternal grandmother's brother, and the maternal grandmother's sisters should be called "auntie."
So far, it's pretty good. Some parts are a bit awkward, but acceptable. However, the male lead seems really cheesy... He keeps calling the female lead "little sister" and refers to himself as "brother" 😓 It's just too cheesy... I really enjoy watching shows with couples, but the male lead, the slick guy, is really torturous...
I can't help it, it's so frustrating! Writing romance is fine, but the female lead has lived in the apocalypse for so long, yet her mentality is no different from a fifteen or sixteen-year-old girl. She's relatively normal when she goes out to fight zombies, but she becomes strangely behaving whenever she's with the male lead.
The female lead's whole family is supposed to be great, which doesn't make sense. The relatives are all weirdos, which is meant to highlight the female lead's family's good fortune!
I always feel there's a touch of bright sadness in romance dramas, but of course, it's definitely not about gazing at the sky at a 45-degree angle.
One question: why are female-oriented novels ending up in male-oriented novels?
The female lead didn't seem like a saint before, so why is she carrying all these burdens now?