The Apocalypse Fat Girl's Comeback

This is a book full of negative energy and very dull. It almost made me suffer from depression. I originally wanted to read the book to be happy and lively, but when I read this book, I felt uncomfortable because of the negative energy.

The first part is quite good, but the plot is tight even though it is full of negative energy. The second part is full of nonsense, and it feels like it's just a compilation of words.

It's very interesting to watch, the story setting is good, and the characters from long ago will be reviewed after they appear again. Commas are used so often that it feels artificial. Time did not flow clearly, and suddenly three, five, or ten years passed by, making it very confusing. The protagonists are dragging their feet in dealing with the villains. Although they have character limitations, they are really not satisfying enough. Many times the ending of the villain is not the protagonist's counterattack, but the destruction caused by the law of cause and effect, which is even more unpleasant. However, it's quite cool that the main character's team battle strength is always first.

In fact, the concept of this book is very good, but compared with the introduction, the article really portrays the heroine as a logistics person. She feels that she will only hide behind the male protagonist, and then she is particularly dependent on the male protagonist (it feels a bit morbid and cannot think independently). The focus is on describing how the male protagonist is responsible. Alas, I feel that the heroine should be made more outstanding.

The most imaginative of the doomsday superpowers Poor enough to be self-reliant Crazy thoughts and conversations laughing until your stomach hurts

Well written, the emotions flow slowly and slowly.

Super nice

Love watching love watching. Unlike other apocalypses.

It's so long-winded, with too many explanations, and the plot progress is too slow. It's really boring to watch.

Written like a child, childish and depressed