Doomsday: There Is Definitely Something Wrong with This Game

Cut your losses now. What's important to you right now isn't getting married, but making money while you're still in good shape. Once you have money, you can have any good girl you want. Why are you hanging yourself on one tree? With such intense job competition and the difficulty of making money these days, you should be grateful if you find a way to earn money, especially one with the potential…

Here's a suggestion for the author: the initial power-ups were too overwhelming. Slow down the pace and focus more on everyday life and infrastructure development, such as post-disaster reconstruction and soldiers' marriage issues. Start increasing the zombie intensity, keeping the liberation of the entire country around chapter 150.

They'll use expensive phones costing seven or eight thousand yuan, or graphics cards or computers costing tens of thousands, to trick you into following them, then send you a message saying you've won a prize, but you need to pay for shipping. They've already given you thousands of yuan worth of prizes, what's the big deal about shipping? It's a scam.

A son-in-law from Xuchang, Henan, residing in the Yangtze River Delta region, doesn't bring a single penny of dowry, but still demands a bride price and a house in Xuchang in the bride's name. This is utterly unreasonable. Is Pang Donglai (a famous restaurant chain) really that powerful? It's purely a Nordic-style business dealing with India.

As someone who's been there, I advise against living too close to your wife's family. If anything happens, the first thing they think of isn't their son, but their son-in-law, whether it's money or effort. For example, if your brother-in-law is getting married and needs to buy a house, should you lend him some money? It's hard to get that money back.

Don't be a sucker. Cut off all contact with that family immediately. They're clearly just treating you like an ATM. They'll file for divorce and take your house in no time.

It's well written, but I have a suggestion. The transition from the zombie apocalypse to the extreme cold apocalypse is incomplete. The temperature drops by 40 or 50 degrees overnight, and by 40 or 50 degrees below zero in just a few days. At this rate, apart from the protagonist's university town, almost all the survivors in other places will freeze to death.

The story is too monotonous with only battles and development; there should be some daily life elements to add variety. As the protagonist, a powerful emperor, he suddenly becomes a vegetarian after gaining power—isn't that absurd? It doesn't align with human nature. The author's claim of treating survivors equally, regardless of gender, does not align with the actual workings of society.

Let me put it this way: what is sincerity? Sincerity means that if you buy a house back home without putting your girlfriend's name on it, your girlfriend is willing to go back to Taizhou with you, even if she doesn't have a job.

Author, you should be satisfied. Your income is definitely not low; in fact, it's quite high. If you're under a lot of financial pressure there, you might as well go to a place with lower financial pressure, like a smaller city.