The End of the World: Start Hunting for Your Green Plum Girlfriend

The background is confusing, for example, the primary, intermediate, advanced and ultimate battlefields are not clearly stated. At first, the author writes as if everyone is on the primary battlefield, and then he says that there are already people in other advanced battlefields, so how do they survive facing monsters of so many higher levels? The plot background is very confusing.

It looks pretty good. It's the first time I've read a book of this type. It's very imaginative and has a lot of foreshadowing. I don't know how it will explode later!

After reading more than 40 chapters, I found many logical errors and couldn't understand it at all. But overall it's not bad, but these logic errors are unbearable.

The writing looks very good!

Although apocalyptic novels are not as good as before, this book is still well written. Whether it is the setting of the map or the foreshadowing, it is good to read. The protagonist kills people without being verbose. It is a good book!

Author, your introduction made me think that my childhood sweetheart had a change of heart.

Also, author, are you serious about thinking that this book is not good?

There are only over a hundred chapters at the moment, but it's to my liking. I've never seen a male protagonist like this before. He doesn't talk nonsense before killing people. I'm still a little used to it. I just hope he won't disappoint me later.

It feels a bit unreasonable. Why are you still in a bar after coming to Blue Star from Earth? Also, the Zhongji battlefield is part of Nancheng, and have the people there been transferred out? He copied everything on Earth, so he's still in the bar?

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