Notes on Raising a Baby in the End of the World

She is a growth-type heroine, but she is the type who is often threatened to grow up (readers who like the protagonist to be free from the beginning and not threatened by anyone should be careful). The biggest weakness of this heroine is that she has a baby (branded zombie trap, which is also a hostage to threaten the heroine. Nine times out of ten, she relies on this baby to threaten the heroine and the hero. Secondly, the heroine gives people the impression that she is a virgin but stupid and indifferent. Sometimes she can be cautious and cautious as if she is trying to be clever, which is very embarrassing. When I finally saw the heroine beating up the heroine, I thought I wanted to influence the heroine (because the heroine originally became a boss due to some reasons of the heroine). But in the end, the heroine chose to commit suicide, and no one could explain it clearly.

This article makes me very confused. It's very confusing. From the end of the world, the heroine's character has been very complicated. She is a virgin, but not a virgin at the same time. There is no goal in doing things, it is reckless. And there was no plan (I just ran away from the beginning, I didn't know where to go, the route was not arranged, the division of labor was not arranged, and the supplies were not arranged).

It's hard to criticize. The writing style is immature, the outlook is immature, and the plot is not that good. It deliberately portrays women other than the heroine as weak, selfish, and brainless. Sometimes it even makes you question the gender of the author.

I personally think it's good. Although the views are incomplete, they are still very satisfying and very self-centered. After reading it, it is worth reading. The main thing is to be able to read it. There is CP, but it's not the crooked kind.

The writing is too ink

There were so many personal monologues in the first ten chapters that I almost gave up the book. The heroine is not a perfect character, but she is very real. The plot and human nature are also very well written. It made me stay up late to read it at 6 o'clock the next day.

I thought the pacing was slow in the first part, but it turned out that I overestimated it. We didn't leave the hospital until chapter 90 and we didn't meet until chapter 270. The pacing was slow while I was watching it, and I couldn't understand it even if I skipped it.

As a mother, An Ran worked really hard for her daughter to survive in the apocalypse. When it is weak in the early stage, it can really be described as tragic. Later, when its abilities become stronger, it feels like being a big boss hiding behind the scenes. As for Zhan Lian, I think he, like his comrades and Fatty, checked for leaks and filled in the gaps when An Ran couldn't take care of them. Together, they guarded this post-apocalyptic pure land and provided a space for children to grow. This is also the most realistic post-apocalyptic child-raising story I have ever read. Character determines fate. The three mothers who survived the hospital are in sharp contrast.

It's quite difficult to comment. I'm speechless. It's difficult to comment. It's difficult to comment.

I can only say that I am stupid and holy.