Learning to Evolve in the Apocalypse

The beginning was a bit toxic. First, he offered to take an exam for someone else—that shows his filial piety—and then he just used that drug without warning? No caution at all? It's unsettling.

They can all cultivate, and after learning so much, they still can't escape base desires. What's there to say?

The opening plot was absolutely terrible; it was even worse than an orphan story.

Holy crap! This plot twist right from the start is so melodramatic; I might as well have just made them orphans from the beginning.

It's a sci-fi apocalypse, and they're still using clan tropes? Does the author think their plot is particularly brilliant or amazing? 😒😒😒 No way, no way, no way

Chapter One: Taking a dump makes things difficult for both families in the neighborhood.

I'm leaving now because I'm worried about the author's overly sentimental writing style.

The story is alright, but the writing style and content are quite different. The writing doesn't feel smooth, and there are even contradictions. It doesn't feel natural or flowing. The dialogue is also very disorganized. Overall, it feels very jarring. Could this book have been edited by AI and humans?

Does the apocalypse only consist of cataclysmic events, the collapse of civilization, and rampant supernatural phenomena? Not necessarily. Human depravity, moral decay, and the breakdown of order are also forms of the apocalypse. Furthermore, the book begins by describing high walls and weapons atop city walls; in a prosperous era, who fires cannons from their city walls? 😥

Knowledge can never be monopolized. You can now buy the entire book of calculus, which Newton struggled to obtain, for just 20 yuan. Even Bilibili (a Chinese video-sharing website) has online course videos by experts. 😠