Surviving the Apocalypse While Pregnant

The female lead's personality is so complicated. Men with toxic masculinity might like her, but women will find her clingy and dependent on others in the apocalypse, a woman who can't even think for herself. The more you watch, the more you want to vomit blood; it's a disaster.

I read up to chapter 14 and then gave up. The initial concept was actually quite good: the female lead gets into a car accident while saving someone, wakes up to find herself in the body of the person she saved, and can see viruses. This setup was really creative; even nine years later, these settings seem relatively novel. However, I just couldn't like the female lead's personality.

Such a powerful cheat ability paired with such a parasitic female lead is such a waste. It's the kind of thing that makes you feel annoyed just watching it.

Her intelligence is questionable; she's naive and innocent, and the more you watch, the less you can stand it.

This was the first post-apocalyptic novel I ever read, and it was incredibly good. It's the only post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read from beginning to end, which inspired me to try writing my own post-apocalyptic novels, but they all flopped 😭.

It's a book from many years ago, and it used to be my favorite post-apocalyptic novel. I mainly liked how powerful the protagonist's cheat abilities were—it was so satisfying! Hahahaha! 😁

I couldn't continue reading after the third chapter, and I couldn't even write a comment. I just had so much to complain about.

I read some comments saying that revealing secrets to everyone is wrong; even your closest friends will unintentionally leak them. The common saying is, "The fewer people who know your secret, the better." However, the female lead in the story is portrayed as rather naive, and the people she knows are probably naive too, haha.

I'm curious, why didn't the female lead use some fantasy-style weapons?

I like the amazing cheat system, where you can exchange items you don't need, which is great 👍. The writing feels a little lacking, not very satisfying.