Apocalypse Rainstorm: I Made a Rich Heiress Pay the Ransom

I've read several novels like this, and not a single one of them involves physical exercise.

Swords carry the legacy of a thousand years, blades cleave the world in times of chaos. Spears move like ink dots, sweeping across the land; clubs vanquish demons and pacify all directions. The steel whip, used to subdue demons, shakes the five sacred mountains; the halberd, like twin moons, is a match for ten thousand.

Regardless of whether the writing is reasonable or not, an aircraft carrier cannot be operated without a couple hundred people, let alone a decommissioned one. Does it even have a power source? Do they really think the Americans are fools?

It's quite coherent, but there's a bit too much writing about the supporting characters.

Where is the promised decisiveness and ruthlessness?

I really can't stand it anymore. The author must be underage; the sheer immaturity is overwhelming.

I've already bookmarked your work. Could we mutually bookmark it to support each other? I look forward to your return visit!

All those novels where the protagonist is betrayed by a woman and then reborn are simply a case of "serves them right." Anyone with a brain would sense what she's like normally; if you sense it but still cling to her, it just means you chose this path for yourself, and you shouldn't hold a grudge... If you fawn over her until you're no longer useful and are then discarded, then you deserve it.

Almost every character who appears gets a role. The plot is logical and engaging enough.

Thank you to my friend Benruchen for supporting Zongheng Coin.