Apocalypse: From the Start, I’m Told to Force-Kiss the Zombie Empress?!

No wonder no one is watching At the moment when Brother Bao's fist blows up Lin Jianqiu's hair. Lin Jianqiu moved. How long ago was this ** written?

This is my favorite type of post-apocalyptic novel. The disadvantage is that there are too few.

After finishing the review on q. Com, I will also comment here on Qidian. It is quite interesting, but the scenes where the male protagonist shows off are relatively less. The female protagonists have more fighting scenes in the front than the male protagonists. The latter part is a little better, and the male protagonist directly cuts off the little Karami. Sometimes there is a bit of ink, and even the tiger returns to the mountain. Although the male protagonist is basically Wu Di, I can understand it if he wants to, but anyone can do it. Stepping on the protagonist will affect the perception a bit, although he will be beaten to death by the protagonist (there are more than 300 chapters, the Shura field should be solved, and the relationship between the harem should be harmonious, and the aliens and demons are coming. You might as well make a combat power ranking like a stone tablet. Anyone who belongs to the male protagonist can beat him now, but others don't know which level the protagonist belongs to. Anyway, he is invincible. If you don't consider adding a stone tablet, The author can open a single chapter from time to time and give the male protagonist's current attributes and what level of awakened person he is equivalent to, so that others will not criticize. It has been a long time since I saw the male protagonist's specific attributes (the author himself has forgotten hh). Don't add too many female protagonists in the later period. I feel that five is a lot now, and there are too many scolded stallions. Although some people like to see this kind of thing, but there are too many people, and every There are fewer scenes for a female protagonist to write. Also, although several female protagonists are on base, it gives me a feeling that although the male and female protagonists like each other, they don't like each other enough. Some places are stiff. Of course, this is not a romance novel after all. This is harmless, but overall it is good. It has the feeling of an ancient apocalyptic novel. It is good to intersperse a little daily interaction with the female protagonists from time to time.

It's just a cool story about the male protagonist, it doesn't have any connotation

There are too many modifying words. I'm tired of aesthetics, so I couldn't watch half of it anymore.

It's okay. If this book had been published 12 years ago, it would have been a masterpiece.

As a newcomer, the writing is pretty good, keep writing.

It's great, I like it very much But I can't see what the character of the protagonist really is Every time I have a confrontation with the enemy It makes me feel that the protagonist is always cold Every time the enemy can't see the fluctuation in his eyes Every time he finds a stronghold to rest I feel like a different person again (Selfishly, I prefer the way I look when I'm resting. It makes me feel gentle without losing my observation of details. The only drawback is that there aren't enough, and I can't tell whether the relationship with my teammates is true or false.) Often when confronting enemies, the protagonist remains silent. The enemies were all killed by teammates Maybe this is what I think of as decisive killing In short, there is still no incident that allows me to distinguish whether I regard my teammates as family members or as chess pieces (I feel like I am choked in my throat now, and I don't know if the interaction with the team is acting My first experience writing about a work In short, it's good. Keep up the good work. Two updates a day are great