The World Enters the Fungal Age

Keep going, reader! Post-apocalyptic stories are truly dying out... But there will always be people who love this genre. The story of Black-Eyed King from back then is truly heartbreaking... Keep going, write well, and make it a masterpiece of the post-apocalyptic genre! @Reader

This plot is truly awful. It's definitely one of the worst in a post-apocalyptic light novel, but why do you have to be so disgusting to the readers? If you want to kill off the protagonist's brother, just create some unexpected event; there's no need for the protagonist to resort to crocodile tears and fake compassion. Over 130 chapters in, what's with this "mushroom nest" dungeon?

I've seen you write quite a few stories about early teamwork, and while I don't expect you to be up-to-date, please stop spreading this toxic content... This time, the teammates you wrote are absolutely toxic, the more I read, the more disgusted I get.

Keep writing well. You're the only one left with this style. I've never paid to read a book in all these years, but I'm going to subscribe to the whole thing to support you and keep writing!

This brings back so many memories! It reminds me of those late-night binge-watches like "Gods and Demons Breeding Farm" and "The Last Human." The familiar dark fantasy, apocalyptic setting, the small team leveling up and fighting monsters to become stronger—the author's descriptions of various monsters are truly masterful, incredibly imposing. This author has the potential to be a top-tier writer.

Is this solid proof?

To be honest, aside from "Flood" and "Train," the later parts were all bad; "Building" was barely readable. "Insect" was truly unreadable. I hope this one is a better read. Also, I have a suggestion: author, you could add some romance, maybe some female leads 😎. That would make it more layered.

The more I watched, the more disgusting it became. Qian Lili and that guy surnamed Lin are as stupid as pigs. I'm speechless. Can I get my money back?

The author is a veteran writer in the post-apocalyptic survival genre, and is particularly skilled at writing science fiction-themed mutation and evolution stories. The visceral, hard-hitting combat in the early stages, when the characters are at a low level of martial arts, is especially exciting and is the core selling point of this book.

The death of a classmate is treated like the death of his parents, portraying the male protagonist like a child. Honestly, without the protagonist's halo, this kind of male protagonist would have died countless times. He's both overly sentimental and disgusting.