Apocalypse: Cataclysm of Mountains and Seas

Whenever I get engrossed in reading, the author will release some "poisonous" content to snap me out of it, as if afraid I'll become too absorbed.

Could you please re-explain your price structure? Otherwise, it's really going to collapse, I really am. A snake 2 meters wide and 30 meters long is only worth 300,000? That's outrageous. Even ordinary pork isn't more expensive than that, right? Seriously?

This shouldn't have been a eunuch's creation; it's a king of eunuchs.

This logic is unbearable for me. The forest is dangerous, so the protagonist drives off hunting. 😅 Disasters have spurred technological advancements. I thought it would be something as quiet as trolleys, but right after we finished hunting rabbits, someone came along who was drawn in by the sound of a train. So why don't you use a gun? You're not afraid of the sound of a car driving, but you're afraid of a gun?

So far, it feels pretty good. It has a fast-paced yet slow-paced feel, which is very comfortable.

When writing modern novels, authors are urged to learn more about the power of firearms and not leave their common sense stuck in the era of World War II.

I've read several of your books over the years, and I think you're probably the best author on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) when it comes to Cthulhu. I know your current situation isn't good; frankly, you don't have the money to support your dreams. The little you earn from writing isn't even enough to make ends meet, leading to many unfinished books.

It feels like the protagonist is much stronger than the official forces. In the past few days of fighting, no official personnel have shown up. In a city of tens of millions, how come there are so few strong people? For such a big event, they only sent three civilian teams and one patrolman? Is their mobility really that bad? We've been fighting for so long and no one has come to support us.

The various settings are quite interesting, and the "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) is also quite appealing. However, the main problems are the price system and character personalities. The author's financial system has significant flaws, causing issues every time it's touched upon. Furthermore, the protagonist often experiences other chaotic emotions during battles, affecting the fight. Overall, it's a mediocre read, but worth checking out if you're looking for something to read.

I've supported four books already, and everyone kept saying they wouldn't be abandoned, but they just keep abandoning stories about life and working. I really can't give them my monthly votes.