What Should I Do About My Post-Apocalyptic Girlfriend's Overwhelming Possessiveness?

Why is it considered refreshing? Because most post-apocalyptic novels these days feature a male protagonist who, after experiencing many hardships, is reborn several years after the apocalypse due to various reasons (the author), returning to the pre-apocalyptic era. He then prepares for the apocalypse, saves those close to him along the way, and begins a new life in the post-apocalyptic world. There are far too many books like this; they're so common that most readers can even recount the outline themselves. Moreover, they're often stiff, uninteresting, and have low-brow plots. They make the reading experience uncomfortable and disjointed. Now let's talk about this book. The shift in perspective in this book gives it a great sense of novelty, which is the feeling of being refreshed mentioned in the title. It takes the rebirth...

It was well-written, why did it have to end badly?

This is my first time writing a book review, so please apologize if there's anything I didn't write well. Let me start by talking about the author, who has three works exceeding one million words and several other different works, most of which are completed (or abruptly ended). But this one is different… It's one of the longer works by the author, and I believe the author put a lot of effort into it, but it was abruptly ended because "the plot is finished, no more filler slice-of-life scenes." I'm not the author, and I don't know the writing process, but isn't it usually about thinking as you write, or planning everything out before you start writing? Perhaps my understanding is ridiculously wrong, but there are many foreshadowing elements: the male lead's background and parents, the male lead's friends…

A cat that doesn't give out candy isn't a good cat.

Exactly, this author doesn't even give us any sweet moments.

I accidentally pasted the same text twice during the update; I'll fix it in the next chapter for free.

Haha, this ending was too drastic!

I started reading and something felt off; the pacing, the plot, and some of the design all seemed off, and sure enough, it fell apart. I had actually had high hopes for this book.

Sister, mwah! |｡･㉨･)っ♡ I like you♪

There's so little sugar, I want to eat dog food, sob sob.