Apocalypse Space: The Heroine Is the Chosen One

I have read dozens of chapters so far, and the plot is very eye-catching. It is different from other traditional apocalyptic novels, but the sentences are a bit unsound. There are basically no typos. Overall, I highly recommend this book👍👍😍 (In fact, I feel that the score of this book is low and I almost missed it (*´`*))

This book looks okay, but why doesn't anyone read it? Is it because I can't listen to books? After all, I had read this book before, but then I forgot about it. Maybe it was because I couldn't listen to it, so I looked for other books that could be listened to.

Looking at it now, I find that a very serious problem is that as the protagonist, the heroine may be too open-minded, so she does not have a very rigorous attitude towards the end of the world. She is always annoyed that she made a mistake but does not change it. In fact, I generally can't stand this kind of protagonist, but maybe it's because the author writes about the apocalypse with a very empty sense of danger. The background of the world is very dangerous, but it can't be revealed from the character's experience and behavior, so I feel very contradictory now. Is this really the character image that an apocalyptic novel should have?

Good. It's just that many places in between are really verbose.

It feels too childish to listen to the kindergarten aunt telling stories.