Absolute Control in the Apocalypse

It can obviously be written as a good ending, but if it insists on becoming a tragedy, it will be useless no matter how much foreshadowing it is!

Recommendation index: Comment: The author's writing and plot are good, but the shortcoming is the problem of character creation. The heroine is still unlikable and acts extreme. The whole book is still above the standard in terms of the upgrade flow. When it comes to the plot of the heroine's dealings with others and dealing with others (including emotional lines), all kinds of SB violations come to mind. I pinch my nose and skip these parts. It is still okay to just watch the plot of fighting zombies. The above are the comments recommended on the Internet. After reading a few chapters, I just want to say that the heroine should not be cruel when she should be cruel. It was really frustrating to read. I didn't see the so-called upgrade flow part.

The writing and plot are good, but it's not pornographic. But I don't really like the heroine's character. The heroine is pretty good to her own people in W City, but average to people from other places. Sometimes she has clear grudges, and sometimes she's very cold. I don't like the plot where the heroine goes to the *** base to grab the remaining stones and fuel. There is no moral basis for it. There is also a poisonous point where the heroine caused another base to disintegrate for a little grudge, which was the base where the communication station was destroyed. It was a bit excessive. Because of the heroine's behavior, the base with a population of tens of thousands or maybe hundreds of thousands fell into chaos or even disappeared. A heroine who doesn't take the lives of others or the weak seriously is extremely excessive. As a weakling who was insulted in her previous life, the fate of the heroine in her previous life is very similar to the fate of the ordinary people in the base that was destroyed because of her today. They were equally innocent and helpless. The heroine also suffered in the past. Can't we treat others like others and show mercy? Could it be that this base is completely rotten, there is not a single good person at the top and bottom, and all the sins are heinous? If so, I have nothing to say. In addition, the heroine's feelings for the hero are a bit paranoid and childish, and a bit possessive. For the sake of her own happiness, she demands that the hero stay with her unconditionally. This is over. After the male protagonist awakens his memory, he has his own mission and responsibility in life. What if the male protagonist has brothers and friends who need help? If the male protagonist has to leave the female protagonist who has been with him through life and death for a month, this is a normal thing. Because of misunderstandings caused by fate, the male protagonist can only leave in a hurry, and the female protagonist misunderstands and dislikes the male protagonist. But the heroine feels like she is just resentful, so can't she be a little considerate to others? If you refuse to listen to what the other person has to say, you will drive the person away angrily and go to extreme lengths. The male protagonist also saved her and helped him. It's not like life is unbearable. Leaving the male protagonist will immediately put your life in danger. Why do you hate him so much and refuse to even give an explanation? Too self-centered. Based on the tragic experience of her previous life, the heroine feels hurt and abandoned. It is understandable, but she cannot like her.

😓How can I say it? Even if the author adds some chapters about being together later, it would be good. It's a pity that it leaves a suspense. Although I know that the ending of suspense is surprising and a bit unacceptable, I still want to see the chapters about being together with my own eyes 😢

I like apocalyptic novels. I read the whole book after seeing that the introduction was good. Then I skipped to the last chapter after reading it.

I am speechless, but I let go of someone who could obviously be killed. What's more, the heroine has come back from the end of the world, so she still doesn't care about God's will. See, this is the result of eradicating the roots, and then an invisible enemy appears for no reason.

I don't like the tragic ending, but the author is great~

Both the ending and the extras make people speechless. Can't there be a good ending? Why should it be so cruel? Hey, I don't want to watch the process after seeing the ending.

It's too poisonous. . . . . .

Not retaliate directly? It's the end anyway! The heroine is so useless