Reborn at the End of the World as a Cat
重生末日变成猫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 720k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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313Chapters
2.1kRecommendations
107Fans
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Thank goodness it's a kitten! We're saved!
It turns out that only after signing the contract can people actually live.
There was a slight mishap during the signing process, but the contract was still successfully signed. Hope everyone will support us.
Why can't I post pictures in book reviews?
I just saw a picture of my work at the very top of the free page for female readers on Qidian.com. I recommend everyone check it out. I don't know who made it, but that black-haired cat-eared girl is really great, she looks so cool and adorable! 🤣🤣🤣
A cat's apocalypse... A depressing story? In a wish-fulfillment story, it wouldn't make sense for the protagonist not to become human. If a person doesn't change, it usually either leads to a cure or causes depression. Or perhaps they're lounging lazily on a sun-drenched windowsill, watching the main characters laugh and joke, and then leisurely going about their daily lives.
The author used to work in male-oriented fiction, right? All the characters here inexplicably possess an arrogant, domineering mentality—their cold smiles, resolute grins, and disdainful expressions are very stereotypical. Moreover, the protagonist is constantly on a killing spree, making the plot relatively simplistic. It's practically a gender-swapped version of an overpowered protagonist.
Why did TT end up being a flop...? Was this the ending originally designed in the outline, or was it suddenly cut because the new book didn't do well? That's too abrupt!
I haven't looked at it in a long time, and I suddenly noticed that the cover has changed.
The leveling up is too slow. It's already over 200,000 words and the protagonist is still only at level one.
It feels like the story is nearing its end...
Author, please take note!
Author, in the next chapter, when the protagonist is fighting the big boss, those level 5 to 6 monsters will be taken down one by one with the Judge Sniper Rifle, right? Doesn't it have a setting where the power increases with distance? What do you think?