I appreciate the initial concept and setting of the novel, but I was taken aback by the portrayal of the main character as being brain-damaged. He comes across as weak-willed and incredibly gullible; his assumption about the other person being the third party is utterly unbelievable. The story is riddled with questionable plot points, yet he fails to see the obvious. As for Zhong Ying (the blue-haired character), they seem to be nothing more than a one-dimensional figure. The gratuitous physical abuse is perplexing – is there some head injury explanation? It's crystal clear who the real third party is. Even the lack of depth in the narrative is driving me crazy. The climax of revealing the truth was highly disappointing – it felt anti-climactic and lacked any real punch.
As an avid reader, I found "Last Man Alive" to be a captivating and thought-provoking tale. The protagonist's relentless survival instincts left me on the edge of my seat, while the exploration of humanity in isolation was both chilling and profound. The narrative unfolded with a gripping pace, keeping me engrossed until the very end. Though dark at times, the novel's message of resilience resonated deeply, making it a memorable literary experience. Overall, a compelling read that challenges one's perceptions of survival and connection.
Yes it was interesting until chapter 25 or something but it's a lot of unnecessary explanation plus really weird sayings, it's honestly just as over the place, the magic battles aren't really magical it's weird mc is supposed to be strong yet he's super weak towards everything, you get lost easily you have to force yourself to read slow or reread something to understand where the he'll your at in a point of view, it's just messy
Are there more chapters coz it says on going but no updates since a month
Okey let’s begin
finally this masterpiece hit top100.
For me, this book is pure literature in the world of wuxia and xianxia. It was from this book that Er Gen got his inspiration for his Renegade Immortal.
This book is without your usual clichés with young masters and “I’m not proud''(but I ignore people who ask me something substantive, because I don’t want to or i don't feel like it, etc...).
In this story, we can feel ourselves in Wang Lin’s place, how a true mortal rises to become immortal by working long and hard, and not in 5 years. Of course, there will be a little royal in the beginning, but without it he wouldn’t have become who he became in the end, right?
Slow start but totally worth it
Thriller paradise. The game give him the title "unpredictable zealot" so you can inmagine the sh*t he's up to is neither sane nor compassionate
pfp sauce?
Can't wait to expand more on the world and universe, the characters and power systems. kind of rushed it in the beginning but there's so much more planned.
dude is brutal
I loved it!! you did and amazing job can't wait to read more of your work
is this book not finish?