Apocalypse: From the Start, I Sign-In to Get a Safe House

The main line of this book is unclear, the plot is confusing, and the country has been cut too far. The country can be established in a few months at the end of the world.

The protagonist setting is too weak, and the apocalyptic story should be decisive in killing, without ink.

The writing is too messy. There are no explanations for various settings. It is too natural. There is no process for accumulating items. Whenever something happens, an extra item will appear. I write whatever comes to my mind. There is no outline. No, the author may not even have a manuscript.

It's pretty bad. I have no desire to watch it anymore. I just took a walk.

The writing is average, the content is a bit messy, the main line is unclear, and sometimes I can't figure out what the author wants to express. His subordinates have no sense of existence, and the survival and killing in the apocalypse are not decisive. Parents and sisters appear and disappear inexplicably. I dug a hole and guessed that I will become an immortal in the future. Only a few months after the apocalypse, the imperial capital allowed the existence of independent countries around it. It was too taken for granted.