Slay Enemies, Win Women, and Conquer the World

I've finished reading it. There are many illogical and unrealistic parts in the book, but these can be disregarded. The story itself is quite enjoyable. The only regret is that the male and female leads have a child without going through the five-year ritual.

I've finished reading it. This is the first post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read to the end and even reread. It's really, really good.

It's not bad. Some parts of the plot are a bit exaggerated, but the patriotism is very touching. Unlike other stories, the female lead's setting is a supermarket, which is quite unique. The audiobook is decent; you can listen to it if you're bored. It's probably around a 9.3 Or 9.4 Rating—average, not particularly amazing.

The author's writing on the interplay between the left and right brains

The latter part of the text is basically about the country. Don't call the female lead a saint or anything like that; the things she does are related to helping others, but not much. She simply wants to help people survive a little longer.

I highly recommend this author; she has very positive values, the plot is captivating and touching, a truly high-quality work. Please refrain from negative comments if you disagree, thank you! The author, Qianqian, is beautiful and kind-hearted, and she replies to comments. She's also very enthusiastic. A key reason for my recommendation is her strong moral compass.

A very good and rare post-apocalyptic novel that I could read in one sitting.