The Infinite Apocalypse Store

Harem-themed novels are almost always trash.

I don't really understand why so many people praise this, describing other people's girlfriends all the time, like it's wishful thinking. What's their mentality? If you killed off the guy and just took him for yourself, I'd respect you more.

The protagonist's cheat ability doesn't offer many advantages. Those who are capable and dare to go out and kill zombies won't lack supplies, while those who don't dare to go out and hunt zombies are of no use to the protagonist. The human population suddenly dwindles to less than one in a hundred, and the remaining supplies are enough for the survivors to eat for decades.

I'd guess the author has a neighbor he doesn't get along with, and he's even eyeing the neighbor's wife. 🙂

This male protagonist really enjoys drinking other people's dishwater, especially hot dishwater.

This is a fantastic book. The protagonist isn't a saint; he has principles, which made it very enjoyable and satisfying to read. I've seen other readers mention that Sun Ming is a flaw, or that Chen Yi isn't a virgin, but I completely disagree. These days, where are all the virgins? Everyone has had a few ex-boyfriends.

It feels like the protagonist was born with a terrible life, and he's not good at making empty promises. To put it bluntly, this cheat ability just relies on having a lot of followers. Don't be so stupid. If you're still living in a peaceful era, even if you openly admit you have superpowers, so what? That's how you get followers to stick with you. The more powerful you are, the more followers you'll have. Do you really think people's brains have been corrupted in the apocalypse?

Why does the author always write about fair-skinned women? Is there something going on in their mind?

Having read 15 chapters, the overall story is engaging, though a few parts are less than ideal, but they're not major issues and are worth reading. However, the pacing is too slow, with many verbose moments. A supporting character like Sun Ming is timid and hesitant.

Author: The beginning of your last book was quite good; it conveyed a sense of crisis and gradual growth. But it didn't work out later. Furthermore, women shouldn't write too much; quality over quantity!