Teach me how |BTS JIMIN BFF FF|

see them. I want life for you—because I love you.

"Yeah... You are really lucky."

"I see? I see seven people? Five of them are huddled together. One of them if off to the side and the other is approaching?" Brave said out loud. The others nodded agreeing with her.

"Of course I can but that's not the problem the problem here mister is what do you want with it and... what do I get in return? "

"You did it, you beat this stupid Cilan. Thank you, thank you, thank you... "

"What are you trying to say, Natasha?" Naruto wondered.

J'adore la construction du monde et le style d'écriture.

This story has an interesting premise, but it feels like it's missing a lot of key details. Some important moments that should have been fleshed out are instead rushed through in just a few lines, making it hard to fully understand the progression of events. At times, it feels as if large chunks of the story are skipped, leaving me confused—like I’ve missed several chapters in between.The pacing also feels inconsistent. For example, the FL was initially determined not to trust anyone, yet she suddenly starts trusting the ML and even kisses him after just a few words. Similarly, despite knowing the true colors of certain characters from her past life, she still chooses to work with them again, which doesn’t quite make sense.Character backstories are also unclear. How did they all meet? What happened during the three months leading up to the apocalypse? Details about the FL’s life before everything changed—like whether she was rich, poor, or middle class—are vague. The setting also shifts abruptly, such as her going from living in an apartment to suddenly staying in a jungle cottage, with no clear explanation.While the suspense and dark atmosphere are engaging, they sometimes overshadow the main apocalypse theme, making it feel even darker than expected. Additionally, some scenes seem to be written mainly to lead to romantic moments rather than developing the plot naturally.Overall, while the story has potential, it could benefit from more consistent pacing, better transitions between events, and deeper character development to make the narrative feel more cohesive and immersive.

Amazing it’s the first story were it feels like it could actually happen . Every part of it is feels real the story has allot of potential and the author is using it in a creative way And the more you read the more you see it’s uniqueness i am sure that any experienced reader will be happily surprised. If there is any changes I will updated the review in the comments