Doomsday Simulator: I Stand Behind the Women Who Save the World

Do you want it? I think What do you want? I want it, I want a large monthly pass. Seeing the author's flushed face, I couldn't help but playfully retort, "You're speaking too softly, I can't hear you." The author bit her lip, her trembling body betraying her inner turmoil. With a resolute, almost desperate decision, she closed her eyes, her eyelashes fluttering, and cried out, "I want...

I've read over a hundred chapters, and overall it's good, but the author's handling of the female lead's character is lacking in avoiding sensitive details. Why include such a problematic element as the female lead being kidnapped? And the fact that she was beaten during her kidnapping makes it hard not to overthink things.

This book is a simulator-themed novel, but it uses the simulator as the main storyline. It's similar to describing the protagonist's experiences in a future world, with two main plot points: harem romance and apocalypse. I consider my writing style to be rather quirky; those who enjoy this kind of story might want to give it a try.

The world doesn't need a savior; a world that needs a savior is ugly and weak. An ugly world doesn't need saving.

There are too many ridiculous tricks. One or two can add some fun, but when they're all over the place, it gets really annoying. This is supposed to be a post-apocalyptic simulation, but it's being played like a child's game.

Let me adjust the update schedule. Starting tomorrow, I'll update two chapters every day at 6 PM. Updating only once a day is too short and I feel like everyone isn't satisfied.

The premise is actually quite good, but the plot is a bit abstract. On a smaller scale, while it's clear that you need to protect the savior, it doesn't specify how to do so or what the completion of the task is. The aimless simulations and countless restarts negatively impact the viewing experience.

I just read a manga a couple of days ago where the savior was a woman who defeated the demon king and then kicked the male protagonist out of the game. In the end, the male protagonist made a deal with the demon and successfully taught the savior a lesson. 🙂

I've seen 40, but I really don't think the male lead has any intention of pursuing the female lead. It seems that aside from the carnal aspects, he doesn't seem to like the female lead. It's more like someone likes me, so I'm giving it a try. I don't like going out with the female lead. Even if they went out, it was only because the simulator had a program.

Listen to me, single women are a no-go!