
I Am the Last Man in the World
我是这个世界上最后一个男人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 479k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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190Chapters
2.1MClicks
11.2kFavorites
9.3Score
1.3kLikes
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I want to know how this thing passed the censorship?
Everyone, I've seen a similar book.
It's indeed a very good novel, but I wish the pace could be a bit faster.
The author is quite something, not bad at all, has potential. These days, some perverts like novels where the protagonist becomes a woman, especially those where the woman is sexually assaulted by a man.
I read a yellow manga called "Betrayal Island," where the male protagonist and a group of women are stranded on a deserted island and infected with a virus. They can only survive by receiving a man's semen...
A little annoyed
The scene where the male lead falls for a woman after only a few days of living together feels a bit rushed. Later, he even gives her 200 million, which I really don't understand. He's already dumped her, yet he still likes her so much... It's a bit... I'm a fan of female characters, and if that woman were the main character, I'd feel like I'd be fed a load of crap. Author, please improve!
Oh no, the author is gone 😔
It's been almost two months, haven't you resumed updates yet?
Does nobody remember the pollution in the tap water?
About Mo Xiao
The author's plot is quite engaging, but Mo Xiaowan's behavior is undeniably annoying. Earlier, when she treated the protagonist like a sex doll, he cooperated, "displaying" various aspects of his humanity. The most tragic thing is to be abandoned after displaying such humanity, but she ignored the protagonist's cries and pleas for forgiveness, only indulging in her own suffering under his tenderness before dismissing him. It's clear she completely disregarded the protagonist's pain. Only after selling him and taking the money did she feel a pang of unease. After being robbed, she regretted her actions and began desperately trying to win him back...