Life as a Mercenary After Turning into a Girl Is a Bit Difficult

I'm supporting this book because it's by the author of *Apocalypse Cute Journey*. The writing and plot are quite good, much more mature than *Apocalypse Cute Journey*. However, the author updates too slowly. My small wish is that this book, once finished, will have at least 1 million more words than *Apocalypse Cute Journey*.

I don't know how this work is, but I absolutely, absolutely, absolutely love "Apocalyptic Moe Journey". There are too few words to post, so I'll just add some filler. 1 ...

When I seriously consider things, I strictly apply Marxist philosophy. The core of the following content is Marxist philosophy, but it also incorporates my own reflections on the world. I hope this can be helpful to the author and everyone else. Thank you. Introducing several self-summarized concepts: 1. View of Life's Existence; 2. Group Theory; 3. Theory of Realistic Spirit; 4. Theory of Behavior. First, View of Life's Existence: "Life" is a concept, meaning life itself, which is priceless. "Existence" is a concept, meaning everything in the world, which possesses "value." "Value" is the sum of "existential value" and "spiritual value," not the value of life itself. "Existential value" refers to the value inherent in the existence of things...

The husky next door has already won the revival round, when are you going to beat Lao Da?

I don't know if it's because Mengxing got me hooked, but I really love the author's writing style and the story's direction! And sometimes the explicit content is so unexpected... It's even better!!! I haven't read many post-apocalyptic novels, but I feel the author's structure is tight and the story is coherent (except for a few abrupt chapter jumps, but it doesn't seem to bother me). I've also read one of the author's other works, so... Could the author please tell me about the fiancée's story? I want to see what the protagonist's experiences are like at the maid café!

This book possesses a heartwarming power. The protagonist is a native mercenary who hasn't received systematic training. She's not weak; she's a normal person with superior physical abilities and a relatively harmless power. Some may perceive Shizuka as weak-willed, but her spirit is incredibly strong; she has never wavered in her beliefs. The wasteland world is typically perceived as cruel, but the author cleverly shifts the focus from depicting humanity's struggles to portraying a group of brave explorers who advance through the wasteland and fight monsters. This showcases the astonishing resilience of humanity in the face of crisis. I hope readers will enjoy the debate between the Advancement Council and the Anchor General...

As a fan of post-apocalyptic novels, I've had enough of the rebirth and convoy genres! So, after much searching, I finally found this novel that combines rebirth, apocalypse, gender-swap, and convoy elements. Unlike typical rebirth novels where the protagonist returns to the pre-apocalyptic world, buys supplies, shows off, picks up girls, and then levels up to max flying skills and dominate the world—a boring and idiotic plot—this book tells a story of humanity's survival after a catastrophe, both sci-fi and realistic. The weaponry and tactical designs are also a major highlight; the detailed descriptions of various sci-fi weapons enhance the book's readability and rigor. I think whether a book is good or not depends on...

First, the book is riddled with unbearable typos; it even feels like I'm reading a pirated copy. Some sentences are also difficult to read smoothly, making it quite unpleasant. Second, the storyline is passable and keeps you reading, which is its biggest strength. Third, compared to the story, many logical problems exist. For example, during a personal escort mission into the dense forest, the protagonist runs away halfway through, joining the Southern Alliance. Isn't this a huge dereliction of duty? This wasn't the employer's decision; it was the protagonist's own decision, which is absurd. How can such a mercenary receive a high rating? (The rest of the text seems unrelated and possibly nonsensical.)

The series of times I live

I think there were four volumes when I was in junior high, but now I've graduated from university and they're only up to volume eight?