The Apocalypse's Female Reaper: The World's Ending, So Why Pick a Fight with Her?

Generally speaking, it is not a post-apocalyptic novel, to be precise, it is a novel with a heroine. The book is roughly divided into three parts. The first part is about hoarding goods in the apocalypse; the middle part is about "two or three things" about wealthy families and the entertainment industry; the latter part is about fighting monsters in the interstellar world and "gossip things" about the upper echelons of the royal family. These three parts are really good when viewed individually, but when combined together they are a bit unsatisfactory. First, there are too many stories about upper-level people in various places and the entertainment industry; second, the connection between the three parts is not handled carefully, especially the names of people are very confusing. For example, in one place, there are only two or three characters apart, but the wrong name is written. It feels as if three novels were forcibly kneaded together, which is why there are many names of people at the junction.

I have read more than 350 chapters. As a bookworm, I give this book good reviews. The plot is exciting. There are many humorous plots for both the heroine and the supporting characters. I have never skipped a chapter from the beginning to the present. Even though the author keeps confusing people's names from time to time, there are also quite a few typos.

There are countless typos, and there are countless typos. If you don't want to write, don't write. It's just perfunctory!

The front is pretty good, although the names are always wrong, but there are no other major problems. I can't watch the interstellar part anymore. The interstellar part at the back seems to have been forced on. Because I wrote a lot of extras shortly after returning to StarCraft, if it had ended decisively at that time, it would have been worth a high score of 9.7.

It's all good and beautiful in the front, but it's so perfunctory in the end.

It's very frustrating to watch. That male teammate is a holy father. Even if I know it will be changed later, I can't stand it. Sisters who like to read cool articles don't mind joining.

I think it's very interesting. Of course, I only finished the apocalyptic part in the front. I didn't read too much of the interstellar part in the back. I only read a little bit. That's what this novel is about. Overall, it's pretty good, but there's one thing that's not so good about it. He has a lot of typos and his name is also misspelled. It's not that the character of the name is written wrong, it's that the person whose name is written is wrong. There are several things wrong. There are also some places where the spelling of the name is wrong, and if the previous part of the apocalypse is wrong, I still checked it several times.

It's pretty good. Both the male and female protagonists are very strong.

The novel can be divided into three parts. The first part is about living a post-apocalyptic life on earth, the second part is about going to the stars to wear a mecha and fight monsters, and the third part is about returning to the galaxy where he was born to help his brother seize the position of heir. . . I'm torn between good and bad. I'd say it's not good, but I've finished reading it, just skipping a few chapters in the middle. . . I'd say it's nice to read, but the names in the whole text are all messed up, and it's very tiring to read. . .

Our Lady