Surviving the Apocalypse, from Hard Mode to Easy Mode

First of all, I definitely have to give myself a perfect score. After all, I've worked so hard updating and even planned to give it away for free, so I have to reward myself, haha. Actually, I know my writing isn't that great, and many parts don't quite capture the essence. (But it's not terrible either, right?) It's mainly because of my love for post-apocalyptic stories and my dissatisfaction with certain aspects of other post-apocalyptic novels that I wrote this book. The post-apocalyptic world has its ugliness, but it also has its kindness and beauty. In short, I think this book is worth reading. Please support it, okay? And this support isn't just...

This is my first time writing a novel, so I think it's normal for there to be some imperfections. If you feel anything is off, feel free to tell me, and I'll try my best to revise it. I can guarantee this book won't be garbage. After all, it's written for readers. The book currently has 100,000 words, 80,000 views, and 900 favorites, which is already a pleasant surprise to me. However, no matter how good the results, I won't get arrogant. I hope everyone will offer constructive criticism. After all, this book is, in a sense, a practice piece. Of course, this doesn't mean I didn't put my heart into it. I put a lot of effort into it! I hope that after I finish writing this book...

How strange! How bizarre! How wondrous! There was once a remarkable person, a strong young man, who had died. Yet, he did not die, but returned to his childhood, possessing a beautiful appearance. However, this world was no longer peaceful. Corpses roamed the streets, beasts behaved strangely, the state was like an egg falling from its nest, and living beings were like charcoal smeared on the ground—how tragic! Fortunately, by the grace of Heaven, some people gained extraordinary powers to preserve their lives. Such was the state of the world. What could this person do? It was truly astonishing. This person's past life was that of a soul from another world. Stumbling through this desolate world, he was blessed by a certain deity and obtained what the deity had left behind. He possessed a woman's appearance, truly a beauty that could rival the most beautiful women in history. How strange! How bizarre! How wondrous! The author's conscience, Heaven...

For some reason, someone suddenly said that this book might have borrowed from *Dark Summoner*. Let me clarify, I haven't even read it, how could I have borrowed from it? 2333 This book is entirely a product of my sudden urge to write a post-apocalyptic story. There is some borrowing, like *Abyss Summoner*, I think? The title is borrowed, after all, I have a thing for naming things. I've heard of *Dark Summoner*, though, because I read a fanfiction about Kurumi, I forgot the title, and I only read half of it. So this book really didn't plagiarize anyone. But since you guys brought it up, I'll go check it out. Maybe it'll give me some inspiration!

I used to really like My Hero Academia. Of course, I don't like it anymore. The author is anti-human, there's nothing more to say.

The most striking feature of this book is its realism, which aligns perfectly with my personal taste, as I tend to be a bit meticulous. From the very beginning, when Ye Xi'an reads his own diary, the foreshadowing of this post-apocalyptic story is already established. Furthermore, Ye Xi'an feeding Xiao Hei so many sausages foreshadows the later sacrifice. Overall, the writing is quite good, meeting the basic requirements of a novel. The plot is logically structured, and the characters are well-developed. Ye Xi'an's character embodies both the shrewdness and maturity of an 18-year-old who has lived in the apocalypse for six years, and the naiveté of a 12-year-old, making him seem very realistic. Yun Fei's timidity...

The character of Shian is actually a form of rebellion. I like post-apocalyptic novels because I enjoy the thrill of leveling up and defeating monsters. But I also hate post-apocalyptic novels; I hate the inhumanity depicted in them. Using the apocalypse as an excuse to harm others as if it's perfectly acceptable is disgusting.

Leave your name after the fire

Sorry, I can't take it anymore. The male lead's personality, and the author's character design... So many people are killed in the apocalypse, and this male lead even survived in a previous life. Speechless. Good people and innocent people are one thing, but scum is another (▼皿▼#). Unbelievable. Has the author never read apocalyptic novels? In the apocalypse, you're lucky to even be alive, let alone worry about this and that. Even scum can live better than you. I'm speechless. It's so well-written. So well-written that I want to smash my phone. Most importantly, you can't even criticize it. That's really something.

The outline is already finalized and can't be changed.