the monster there have no conscience, no feelings. No death friends / comrade / loves one. There are death, but not the close person around her, which is no back story about their life journey too (so we can't really sympathy / feel sad about their death).

There's torture, death of love one, monster have feelings and conscience, man.. they just wanna live... its pitiful that they can only eat human, theyre curious about things happening around them, they build houses with swing on tree, they wanna be friend with human (tho the way they do it wrong), they take care of babies, they wondering why they exist, because they can't reproduce, can't eat anything beside human, they body parts used to make weapon and armor, they are times where the monster realised the MC weapon are build from the monster consider 'friend'. When the monster ask the human, "if we didn't hurt the human, will we still live in peace?", MC straight up say no because they are bound to be enemy.

Man the monster too pitiful.

I understand the MC wanna kill the monster, which is to be stronger, to protect her close one. Just I don't understand why the author make the monster to be "human" and have conscience.

Whats the point of making them like that, but doesnt solve it.

What is the MC purpose in this novel then? Just to be strong, op power, and pretty, have good looking puppy bf who cooks for you, have strong little brother and sister under her. But it still doesnt solve the monster problem??? Like, why the green moon come?? Why the monster have feeling?? But no, the MC just kill all and get stronger. Nothing solved.

I guess thats why for 10 years, there still no solution for the monsters, people still dying and suffering, all loves one still die. But the MC still be like, "this is life" shit.

Author please why you create the plot like that, but not the suitable MC to play it??

There are apocalypse, there are supernatural power everywhere, but there are No f*cking Sciencetist. Logically, when things like this happen, the most important thing is, find out how the green moon happen, what does the green beads really do, how to fight more affectively against the monster, and is there a way to help the human upgrade more safer. No f*cking research or anything, non! De nada!

They just straight up eat the green beads, and try and error. Using 'If you eat and transform, thats too bad lol, if you become stronger, then you're lucky' mentality. Not 'hey thats dangerous since some people have become monster eating that, let the scientist research it first how to eat it safely'.

After the apocalypse happen, all the scientist just poof! The engineer poof! Doctors too, poof!

All them become caveman lol, literally

They rely mainly on their power to get things done.

It's pretty good and shows that there are different types of creatures that struggle in the apocalypse. I would read this is 4.5 for now, if the world building got better etc. Maybe 5 (?). Compared to other novels about apocalypse, this could be treated as one of the gems. Read "Let the Villain Go" if you like this!

*cracks knuckles*

This is more depressing. There are characters that were alive in LVG but dead in AA. It also focused more on relationships and results of the monster infested apocalypse. Although our ML was saved earlier lmao you'd get pretty sad about other characters. Maybe because this was the first one so some scenes more detailed (since this was you know, the "foundation"). Did I mention tragedy everywhere, not so much fluff (more serious, if you look at it on another way LVG becomes a very long extra chapter) ?

Our FL become much OP earlier, since you know, she came back from the past. This story focused more on the FL rather than the ML this time? Since LVG was about Peitian's struggle but they both have the same impact. You'd get a different side of Qianxun here. Personally, I'm glad I read LVG before AA.

• the MC reaches lvl 6 & the primary villian mastermind is killed.
• The MCs power becomes known to everyone & the MLs power is kept secret by those who know in order to ally with her & hv access to her gift. She becomes a celebrity and has a steady income selling her gift.
• In the last scene the ML proposes to the MC.

• The fallen member of the team is still alive and wandering the wilderness (will he become the new leader of the monsters? will he regain his human self? will he be one day killed by the MC?).
• Monsters after lvl5 seem to have some human conciousness + our MC can seemingly make them more human (will she eventually be able to save fallen? will she be able to create a new race that is neither human or monster but can live in peace? how will the MCs power evolve at higher levels)
• children and the future of the species are a big theme (will the MC have children? what will their powers be? what will the world look like for the next gen or after all the monsters are killed and people turn on eachother?)
• will the MC & her team settle down and build their own base or commit to a base? what about that monster tide that in gonna destroy the island her family lives on?
• The MC revealing her ability changes the dynamic btwn her and a lot of powerful figures who now want to ally with her but we only get the tip of that & what it means or what her growing powers are capable of. We dont get to see her rise to the peak of her power or start her own base.

• whats up with that baby that was being raised by the monster tree? is the baby ok? it was being fed monster juice... is it human? a saint? a fallen? whatup?
• The holy medicine saved many people and all it takes to make it ethically is a blood donor. They have a renowned doctor on their team. Will they ever get into manufacturing medicine?
• The MC being able to stop people demonizing means she can turn a 70% death-rate in children becoming saints to 0%. will she ever open a school or take advantage of that to build a society?
• The MCs ability is very flashy & appears holy. it is called "prayer". will she at any point get a religion or cult following like w the angel wings group?

gore (including torture, extensive mutilation, and body horror), non-explicit r*pe, major character death, forced prostitution, domestic and child ab*se

-Jiang Xiaojie... You s*upid f*ck. I believe the author chose the wrong person to do that s*upid move. MC was warning everyone from the beginning about those magic stones but that dumbf*ck swallowed two at once. He was the one listening to MC's every word, him turning is doesn't make sense to me.

-There was one character I did absolutely hate from the beginning and she was Gan Xiaodan. She was useless, whiney, and a big b-word. Well, she got what she deserved too.

It's actually kind of sweet, she immediately arranges for her family to build a min-base for themselves to protect them from other people and weaker monsters. Getting to them is really her main drive throughout the first portion of the story and getting stronger is the second half.

In this, we do get to see the fact that he was locked in the building with the demons who were eating him. As his power allowed him to regenerate from death, he was a constant source of food that was also levelling up as he was getting eaten. Later, his healing body/blood is discovered but the MC rescues him before he can be seriously tortured like in LtVG.

after the ice kid became a demon, I felt so sad. It's like a major character death to me. In the alternate timeline, he would've been an ice prince and lived far, far longer and met kids who are similar to him. But because of the FL's rebirth, he died early. I mean he was demonized but that is basically death since their ego disappears and is replaced by a demon who doesn't care about morality. Idk how to cope. :- ( ( (