End of World’s Businessman

My Thoughts on End of World’s Businessman

"End of World’s Businessman" is a wild ride that blends apocalypse survival with business acumen, and hopping between worlds. I found myself surprisingly invested in this story, despite a few quirks along the way.

First Impressions

The premise immediately grabbed me. A lazy, second-generation young master suddenly thrust into a zombie-infested world? Sign me up! The initial chapters are engaging, throwing the MC, Wu Ye, into the deep end and forcing him to adapt quickly. The system element, where he earns points to buy his way to survival and power, adds a fun, game-like layer to the story. The early interactions with Qin Wuhao, the ML, were also a definite draw, setting the stage for a compelling relationship.

What Works Well

I appreciated the unique approach to the apocalypse. Instead of a single, isolated world, Wu Ye can travel back and forth between his normal life and the zombie-filled one. This creates interesting dynamics as he leverages resources and knowledge from both worlds. Many readers praised the character growth, especially Wu Ye's transformation from a spoiled brat to a responsible leader. The relationship between Wu Ye and the system also adds a comedic element, with their banter providing some lighthearted moments amidst the chaos. The world-building is extensive. The author blends the worlds of both the MC and the ML well. The author also uses different approaches to the apocalypse.

Areas of Concern

The pacing can be a bit uneven, with some sections feeling rushed and others dragging on. The development of the romantic relationship between the MC and ML also felt somewhat abrupt. Some readers found the MC's initial reluctance and sudden shift in feelings unconvincing. I also noticed some felt the ending was abrupt or unsatisfying, leaving certain plot threads unresolved.

Final Verdict

Despite its flaws, "End of World’s Businessman" is an enjoyable read. The unique premise, engaging characters, and blend of genres make it a worthwhile experience. While the pacing and romance development could be improved, the overall story is compelling enough to keep you hooked. I'd recommend it to readers who enjoy apocalypse stories with a focus on world-building, character growth, and a touch of humor. I'm giving it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.