The Great Flood of the Apocalypse: My Neighbor Comes Over to Borrow Food

The plot is okay, but the power levels are ridiculously low. The protagonist has such a powerful cheat code, but there will always be someone who levels up faster and is stronger than him. If this cheat code were on someone else, they would be invincible. It's never explained why others level up faster than the protagonist.

Is the author obsessed with Tomato Doomsday Studio's novels? 🤔 I feel like I can already guess the plot: a residential complex with beautiful women, thugs, a property management auntie, and a resentful security guard. The thugs come to cause trouble, and you kill them without hesitation. Then, various neighbors start coming to the door, and the property management auntie tries to morally blackmail you.

If you're going to write a post-apocalyptic story, just throw the protagonist abroad. I really can't stand the post-apocalyptic novels written in China. Given the mobilization and organizational capabilities of our national machinery, if a coastal area were to be flooded, we would have already organized evacuations to the Northwest, the Third Front, and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

The beautiful female neighbor moved into their house to survive, knowing what she would have to pay. It provided her with precious, life-saving food, yet it couldn't bring itself to sleep with her. If that's the case, why even mention the female neighbor in the title and description? Just to lure readers in and disgust them?

One clump after another, things shouldn't happen more than three times, and it even wasted two of my 'b's. That woman throwing two pieces of bread at her neighbor's house was cruel enough. The woman gave away bread, and the protagonist gave it back. It turns out people don't have to take responsibility for their decisions, because the protagonist can take responsibility for them.

The author has really come up with some creative ideas for a security door: shooting water guns through the gaps and flicking matches through the door. Author, what kind of security door do you have at home? 🤔🤔

I never expected my first book review would be one where I couldn't help but rant about the author; I just had to get it off my chest. I don't usually read with much thought, but even reading this book without using my brain is unbearable—it's just so damn stupid! What kind of idiotic protagonist is this?

Brothers in the group, can you all curse the author to death? It's disgusting! Why give the protagonist such a huge power-up, and then suppress him? It's insane!

228 Is also spreading poison, and there hasn't even been a second one yet. Didn't they say they were going to have sex with Song? The protagonist is still considering the feelings of a second-hand woman. If the author can't handle romance, then don't write it. This woman is someone else's wife; what feelings does the protagonist have for her?! It's disgusting to watch. If you're going to take a woman, just do it already. Is the author a hypocrite in real life? Hypocritical!

The protagonist's superpowers are too weak. He seems all-powerful, but his strength relies entirely on stat boosts from the system. Without the system, he's weaker than an ordinary awakened being, which actually undermines the protagonist. Also, later on, any random person can brag to the protagonist, but if someone wants to kill you, you're still negotiating? It's a ridiculously stupid plot.