A Woman-Dominated Apocalypse Adventure Guide

I feel like I'll never find a novel this good again in my life.

Black Rabbit is starting a new book soon! This one won't be a flop; it will continue with a one-chapter update schedule! Black Rabbit wants to learn from the mistakes of this book and write a similar one! Readers who are looking forward to this, please stay tuned! Ta-da! (Hoping it doesn't flop!)

I saw in the comments that there are some problematic aspects: Volume 4 introduces a man named Huaye, and there are instances where Huaye transforms into a woman and has sex with the male protagonist, and instances where the male protagonist becomes a woman and has sex with Huaye. It's unclear whether there are any instances where the male protagonist has a harem and has sex with Huaye. Furthermore, the content gets increasingly graphic and disturbing later on.

The author's writing is exquisite, with brilliant character portrayals and a well-conceived plot. The story flows smoothly and logically, without any contradictions or abrupt shifts. The description of the female protagonist's unusual quirks is particularly noteworthy, detailing the origins of her fetishes. Furthermore, the subject matter is incredibly relatable! This is a rare and excellent feminist post-apocalyptic novel. While there isn't much post-apocalyptic content yet, I believe the current plot is simply laying the groundwork for what's to come. I hope the author continues to improve!

Assassin? It's a joke. The beginning was alright, but then the part with the sycophantic meddling... I live in Bengbu, even elementary school students wouldn't act like that. An assassin is teetering on the brink of death, and it's the apocalypse, why would they care about such trivial matters? It's even worse than a wish-fulfillment novel. The assassins in this book are just skinned up. The early scenes where they're in danger give you a semblance of an assassin persona, but the later part where the male lead moves into the female lead's house just feels mindless. Light novels don't have to go that far, but at least put some thought into character development. Anyway, I thought it was just so-so.

The author's new pseudonym is "Joyful Black Rabbit," feel free to add it to your favorites.

Starting today, I'll update one chapter daily until the story is finished. By the way... Damn it, I still have no idea how to get Xiao Mo and the others out of the insectoid city. As the author, this is just...

The novel's content and plot are actually quite good, and the setting has some refreshing aspects. Leaving aside the controversial borderline content, the main problem is the protagonist's personality, which makes you feel like you've read the wrong book. If you didn't know he was male, I would even think it was a reverse harem novel; he's more like a woman than a man. But if you see it as yuri (lesbian romance), it feels somewhat contrived. This protagonist's personality reminds me of an old book called "The Sky of the Medicine Girl." Of course, it's undeniable that many people enjoy reading novels about the weak and submissive character's survival; it's just a matter of different audiences. I don't think this novel is bad, but I just...

I could never imagine such disgusting writing even if I daydreamed my whole life.

Two more chapters. I'm stopping now, it's pointless. I'll start a new book later, and you can all just consider this the end of the first volume.