Hiding Out in an Apocalypse

[MangaDex]

 

[B10bot]

More "realistic" take on the rift/hunter genre. Not that great but still refreshing to see something more unique.

 

[Othymit]

Who is hosting a web server for an online forum during an apocalypse?

 

[420LoliPolice69]

USA wasn't hit heavily by the bombs so it seems like it is hosted there

 

[Username575699]

CH.18 is my turning point for my opinion for this manga, Changed my rating from 5 to a 10 REAL quick.

 

[TestAddress]

Who is hosting a web server for an online forum during an apocalypse?

The aliens of course!

Chapter 11

Hit me so much, it made an inspiration. In the end, during the apocalypse, those who cooperate with each other wins, be it man or beasts.

 

[TestAddress]

More "realistic" take on the rift/hunter genre. Not that great but still refreshing to see something more unique.

I believe this is something made by a spy living in N.Korea.

 

[Selve]

realistic but how the writer portrays the main character thinking is bad.

Main character: Humanity can't win against them so just build a bunker and live the rest of my life. Help the least amount of people and just let the monsters go on rampage and kill as many as they like.

 

[Draggador]

USA wasn't hit heavily by the bombs so it seems like it is hosted there

If there was a safe haven like that, then the protagonist should've considered it, although i can understand that the plot requires him to stay in the korean peninsula.

 

[Sanjit]

This is one of the few manhwa I would say, that adapted the novel quite faithfully. As of this comment being posted, only 23 chapters have been uploaded. I would highly recommend reading this, and it’s novel.

 

[R24_03]

This manhwa logic is pretty off.
Their concept is quite good though..
This manhwa give me the same feeling as when i read donghua

Wonder what u readers thought about this manhwa to get an 8

 

[LightningForce]

man i can tell that the plot is going to be insane. I think the lack of explanation for what's happening actually works in this type of story. We get it mostly from the main character's perspective, but we catch occasional glimpses of both what's happening outside and who the main character is. However, I really don't like how the narration of the story happens. The whole thing feels like a speed-run. I'd have preferred it to slow down, let us fully immerse ourself into the main character's world pre- and post-apocalypse.

Usually you see this sort of story-telling in synopsis chapters (chapter 0), breezing through the basic story so you can get a general idea of what it's about. However, it honestly seems like every chapter is set up in that way. I figured it was just speed running pre-apocalypse to get it out of the way, but then it kept with that way of narration until my current chapter post-apocalypse, so, despite the insane potential, gonna have to pass on this one.