A Reckless Life at the End of the World
肆无忌惮的末日人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 180k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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68Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
7.8kFans
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Some people say this plot is good? They've probably manipulated the comments; it's no different from other post-apocalyptic stories. There's a bunch of villains around who just won't be dealt with. I'm not saying this to be a saint, but it feels like there's a swarm of flies buzzing around me, and I'm uncomfortable if I don't get rid of them.
Le Ziwen
Having read up to Chapter 8, I can't understand the author's thought process. The apocalypse just started, and then the water and electricity went out. The protagonist is reborn and doesn't know to stockpile water; after finishing his cultivation, he's sticky and says he forgot the water was cut off.
The power's out, but the elevator's still working, and there's still internet? Are you kidding me?!
The apocalypse just happened, and a beautiful woman appears, followed by all sorts of unexpected events—it's such a cliché.
The protagonist who survives for several years in a post-apocalyptic world is still essentially a loser, which is the biggest problem with many post-apocalyptic rebirth stories.
The most obvious characteristic is that he can't walk past any woman he sees!
I'm definitely deleting the comments. This story is so clichéd, it's hard to describe. After reading 56 chapters, I can practically guess how you're going to write the rest; there's absolutely no surprise.
The protagonist is wasting bullets! The author says he has superpowers, but who can handle guns in the early stages? And showing his superpowers to the female character? He could have just taken her inside and kept her from seeing! He's so careless! Every bullet lost is a real loss. The author is writing about the apocalypse; everything should be used to its fullest potential.
A reckless lone wolf life
From what I've finished reading, the male protagonist is indeed reckless and unrestrained. He's capricious, bloodthirsty, arrogant, and always acts like a superior to everyone. In a post-apocalyptic world, wouldn't anyone around him be living under constant pressure and the constant threat of death? Could someone like that possibly have anyone they could truly trust?
Using the fiercest language to describe, yet uttering the most childish words, Chapter Two is abandoned.
This novel is also known as "The Loser's Dream" 🙂