Savior: from the Era of Eternal Night

This kind of literature likes to exaggerate about China and blame foreign countries. To be honest, what your protagonist wants to save is the whole world and all civilizations. The pattern should be bigger. You can be biased towards China, but not too biased. To say that foreign countries have no mobility is because they don't want to take action. Look at how terrible Japan's mobility was during World War II. The whole country is doing whatever they say. Even the United States is now organizing troops to fight all day long, and there is no problem at all with force. When the doomsday really comes and people need to be saved, they will definitely kill anyone who dares to march and have strong mobility, let alone rich people who only care about themselves. Since they know that there is a doomsday correspondent like the protagonist, no matter what the old Americans think, their mobility will definitely be biased towards pleasing the protagonist. The protagonist likes to save people, so they will definitely move in the direction of saving more people.

How do you write a male protagonist in a female channel?

Reality aside, it's worth watching

I asked why I suddenly went to a female channel. It turns out this is a female channel book.

After reading a few chapters, I remembered a novel whose name I forgot. It was about establishing a salvation organization called "Human Reason" or something like that.

You have to understand the difference between saving civilization and Chinese civilization. I think that as a member of Chinese civilization, we are very tolerant.

Why do I feel like I've read it before, especially the evacuation part, which is similar to a book I've read before?

Why is the male protagonist recommended over the female protagonist?