The Boss of the Apocalypse Dresses up as the Strongest Peasant Girl

It looks good, I hope the author can update more every day...

I'm speechless. Is this a rural area or a bandit den? In ancient times, chastity was taken very seriously. Even the village chief didn't dare to blatantly say that he wanted to play with other people's wives and daughters. The brothers also had to play together. Every time a couple got together, this was the line! There seems to be no normal person in the whole village.

The characters in this book, except for the protagonist, are all bad and stupid. The villagers covet the property of the protagonist's family, so they rush to the door and ask the protagonist to give them the house, money and land. They have no brains and are afraid that they are not seriously ill. There is also the heroine's family. Before the heroine came, she was cowardly and incompetent. After the heroine came, she suddenly became awesome. Since every heroine who is so capable and talented could not find a way out before she came? The emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are also inexplicable. The male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist just because he was saved by her? And in that era and background, is it reasonable for the male protagonist to get involved with the female protagonist after meeting her once and for them to sleep together? (The various behaviors and words of the male protagonist are really a bit greasy) The female protagonist didn't like the male protagonist at first, but she was still nice and angry with him when he took the initiative. Isn't the female protagonist a big boss in the apocalypse? Can this be tolerated? Later, the heroine fell in love with the hero and she also liked the hero inexplicably. The whole storyline was also very speechless (even though I only watched the first half and couldn't stand it anymore). There is no main line at all, just a stack of various events, and the whole story is a running account. Moreover, the plots of many individual incidents are similar, with the elders harming one child for the sake of another, the heroine's biological parents, the heroine's grandmother, the fourth brother's classmate, and the one from the next village. They are all similar plots and written repeatedly with different characters. The same goes for the portrayal of the protagonist. The heroine was already awesome and powerful when she first appeared, but she kept crushing her one-sidedly. From the beginning to the end (about 150 chapters or so), the protagonist did not grow or change at all. The heroine's character and image are very thin, and the most she shows is that modern technology and civilization crush the ancients.

The author works overtime and updates the work more diligently.

It looks good, but it updates so slowly! 😮

Updates are too slow! The plot is very enjoyable! But because the update is too slow, it becomes a hunger therapy! Very painful!

I don't think it's very good, nor is it very bad. I mainly feel that the emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are too far-fetched, and many similar stories are about forcing them to be together, with the male protagonist relying on the female protagonist, and no one cares about the female protagonist's subjective feelings. The vicious supporting characters are constantly troublesome, but the character portrayal feels pretty good.

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