Traveling Through the Book in the Apocalypse: Saving the Tragic Male Supporting Character

I like it very much. It not only writes about the love of the protagonist, but also the love of many supporting characters. It is rich in emotion, not too cliche, nor too sadistic. The plot progress is normal and it is very interesting. I support the author greatly and cheers for the author!

There's not much to say. I really don't understand why so many people fall in love at first sight and fall in love within a few days. Many supporting characters fall in love with each other at first sight. I really don't understand the main plot. And there are very few descriptions of zombies. It's an environment wrapped in a zombie. Love book

Wow, it's so sweet. The heroine wears a book to save her male counterpart, and later sacrifices for love. Then the world merges together and they recognize each other, which opens up the heroine's "painful and unchangeable things🥴🥴". Overall, it's sweet and happy.

In fact, it depends on personal preference. This is a zombie drama that speeds up the progression of zombies, and it is the kind of supporting character who has a lot of love at first sight. My personal evaluation is a bit confusing.

I particularly like this book

It's quite sweet, but I feel like my amnesia doesn't affect it at all.

A sweet love story, not much description of the end of the world, but the relationship develops quickly

Missing words, typos. Quite speechless

A "sweet pet romance" wrapped in an apocalyptic novel, with a hint of fast travel... The plot tripped up on me in several ways, especially "I sacrifice myself without telling you for your own good" and privately deciding the emotional direction of my lover. To be honest, it didn't move me. I gave it a neutral rating because of the beginning and end.

I really can't stand it anymore. I don't know how to describe it. It's very student-style and white text. The audience should be junior high school students. I watched it for an hour and felt that my wrinkles had grown a lot. The whole time (the old man on the subway looked at the emoticon on his mobile phone) 😭😭😭😭