Even Without Cheats, I Must Survive the Apocalypse

While both characters are on opposing sides, the Bishop and Skadi evoked vastly different impressions in me. The former's methods were far more cruel and ruthless than the latter's, yet her motives were so simplistic they were almost comical. Ironically, in the end, I felt far more favorably towards Skadi than towards the male protagonist. Yes, I don't have a problem with Skadi herself; my only dislike for her stems from constantly reminding me of her evil deeds, and it was the male protagonist who provided this constant reminder. I already understood the male protagonist's character during the rescue of Gu Ke chapter, but his emotional journey this time was truly unsettling...

With Volume 7 completed, the author will, as before, take a break of about a week to polish the outline for the next volume.

I suffered during my Spring Festival holiday trip with my family. I experienced firsthand what it means to be incredibly crowded, ridiculously expensive, and have incredibly tired legs.

The author would like to clarify here that this book will not be abandoned!! I've been having health issues these past few days, spending every day in the hospital on IV drips. I will resume updates as soon as possible.

This might be the first time I've abandoned a fully subscribed book because of a character, but it's also taught me a lesson; this will be the last time I subscribe to a book in its entirety. I truly didn't expect the author's portrayal of Skadi (Xu Wei) to give me such a disgusting feeling. In her first appearance, she caused the death of someone in the hospital, and everyone cursed her, but from the plot's perspective, her actions indirectly helped the main characters, so I didn't feel any ill will towards her. The problem lies in her second appearance. In her second appearance, the author didn't choose a minor villain to lead this rather painful plot point of "the main characters being forced to separate," but instead gave it to Skadi, and in the process...

Let's look at the current known main character lineup: Chu Xiao: A fighter; Ruan Mengmeng: Also a fighter; a policewoman who hasn't appeared yet (I forgot her name); probably also a fighter; Yun Duo'er (if I remember correctly): A loli, originally described as a primary school student, an alarm (early warning radar); Su Muhe: A full-time healer with zero combat power; Chu Yan: Don't bother looking at her, she's a patient in both the original and current versions; An Suxin: A strategist with combat power. In summary, it's three ADCs, one healer, and two supports. However, An Suxin in the original said that her younger sister is the same type of person as her, so I have reason to suspect that her younger sister is also a strategist-like character. In conclusion...

I first encountered the original text of this story when Zuo Zuo was underwater. Back then, the stories on P were a mixed bag, and Zuo Zuo's were one of the few breaths of fresh air. Her character portrayals, apocalyptic descriptions, and even the explicit scenes were all superb. I was constantly waiting for Zuo Zuo's updates during that time. Later, Zuo Zuo deleted everything due to personal reasons, which I found very regrettable. But thankfully, Zuo Zuo has now resumed updating on Pineapple Bun, and I look forward to her bringing us an even better masterpiece! (By the way, I hope the little sister is alright later -) (My first book review is for Zuo Zuo QWQ)

Wishing all my readers a Happy Chinese New Year and all the best!

I subscribed to Pineapple Bun because of this novel, but it turned out to be full of yuri (lesbian) stories involving gender transformation. I only spent 30 yuan to subscribe to all of them, and now I'm uninstalling and leaving.

In November 2025, the author still hadn't appeared.