Hardcore and Ruthless: Slaying My Way Through the Apocalypse

In reality, many people who read dark fiction don't actually enjoy it that much. They simply dislike sanctimonious and sycophantic protagonists; however, aside from dark fiction, most novels like to portray protagonists as sanctimonious and sycophantic, for the same reason.

Another project abandoned? 🤫

Arrived too early, started indiscriminate killing! Dude, don't turn this into a fantasy world. Don't try to save people if you don't have control measures, or I'll stab you in the back 🔪. You've already been stabbed before, you won't be a fool again!

This is the third one, right? Three in a row. Just focus on your work now.

The ending for Zhang Rongrong, the jewelry store owner, is too cruel. First, she's gang-raped, then the protagonist saves her when he robs her store, and then a few days later she's eaten?! If you're going to write an ending like this, you should just depict Zhang Rongrong as an ordinary friend who greets you occasionally.

Eight out of ten people have been summoned for questioning by the authorities; the involvement of the military is serious, and they haven't even bothered to give a formal notification.

Ten thousand bullets—that's for a battlefield... At worst, it's a firefight between two sides, requiring suppressive fire, which wastes bullets... Having guns but no ammunition and still wasting so many bullets is just useless.

This author has a characteristic of including a great deal of explanatory mental activity; sometimes an entire chapter is dedicated to mental activity. Secondly, the quality of a book drops after fifty pages, and completely collapses after one hundred pages, becoming unreadable afterward.

The protagonist is indeed ruthless, it's just that the supporting characters aren't very bright.

I finished reading this book after the female lead appeared in Chapter 19. Goodbye.