The Difficult Path of a Commoner

I came here to check the comments and see how many of them came from the apocalypse, hahaha.

Can you imagine it? The last article by the author who wrote about Doomsday Paradise was a otaku article. It felt like watching a puppet master perform a dance hahahaha (purely ridiculed, no malice intended)

Oh my god, all the men Weiba writes about are so charming! From Xu Shilan and Shen Yan'an here, to Li Bao, 482, 796, and the Puppeteer later on, all the characters Weiba describes are so alluring! Just thinking about that white-clad figure fluttering away from the window makes my heart tingle. It's a pity they didn't appear as much later on, sob sob. I want to keep following Weiba's works and meet more beauties!

I've never understood the spirit of those in domestic power struggle novels who relentlessly try to destroy their own families. Wasn't family highly valued in ancient times? Even in modern life, it's difficult to survive without family and in-laws; how much more so in ancient times? Wasn't it a matter of shared prosperity and shared ruin? How could someone without relatives stand on their own two feet? Rely on their husband?

Having survived the apocalypse, I only just finished reading the ending of this book. The writing is as solid as ever, with vivid and memorable character portrayals and detailed descriptions. The part about Niannu's disfigurement gave me goosebumps and made my hair stand on end. However, Gu Chenghui is a bit ruthless.

This book, well, you can already see Tail's style here, especially the part where Gu Chenghua comes back. I didn't understand what the female lead was doing at the beginning, and only realized it at the end. It's like every time I read about 39 going through various dangers; I have absolutely no idea how she'll escape her predicament. Finally, I love it! Tail, you're truly a treasure. [Just give me the last chapter of this book!!! Add some extra chapters and I'll let you off the hook!]

It's still a bit strange that Tail would also write domestic drama novels.

There are only house fighting scenes and almost no romance scenes. If the author hadn't given the heroine a happy ending to get married at the end of the film, the male protagonist might not have had it, and the male protagonist wouldn't have as many roles as a groom in the heroine's family. The house fighting and characterization are still very good.

I came to the apocalypse park for an archaeological dig, and I still prefer Xu Shilan. Mainly, his interactions with the female lead are really sweet. As for Shen Erye and the female lead, I feel that their interactions are progressing too fast, and it feels like they are forcing them to be together. Moreover, he is not as considerate of the female lead as the second male lead.

I'm really curious about what kind of ancient romance novels the author of "Apocalypse" writes... (Of course, this sentence is just expressing pure curiosity... It has no other meaning. The author is a fairy...)