Please recommend an apocalyptic fantasy novel for college students.

I don't know why, but the novels I've searched for in all the major bookstores are all written blindly. Those kinds of novels destroy people's worldviews. Not only are the descriptions of human nature messy, but the scientific explanations are also messy. Even if it's a fantasy, there's no logic in the theories. For example, killing a monster can increase one's strength. What about playing games? Most of the protagonists in novels were ordinary people, and they even adapted to the apocalypse as soon as it arrived. What was there to read if the author did not even bother to write about the early stages? Even if he was a savior, he should have a similar reason. A true savior would not kill people casually if he had good intentions. Since ancient times, the moral saints had sacrificed themselves for others. They were benevolent and righteous, and rarely died in old age. On the contrary, they must be people who were domineering. Since ancient times, people who were domineering had no relatives and friends, and they were lonely and rarely died in old age. However, what I saw was the anger of an ordinary person, the lowering of a Bodhisattva's eyebrows, the domineering aura of a king, and the endless gentleness. All the plots had to be used on the main character once, making it seem like he had schizophrenia. He could write whatever he wanted for the twists and turns of the story. If we put in some melodrama, no one would criticize you. It would be wrong for you to write blindly. If it didn't work, writing a few more characters meant that the author was very good. The main character would continue to brush up on the plot throughout the book. The word count increased. Don't keep having sex in the post-apocalyptic world. Even if you have the mood, you won't have the strength. I'm sick of it. Doomsday was like playing a game, grinding some level 1 minions to level up, and then grinding level 2 minions in two days. Only students liked to write this. But I don't like it. Don't always bluff and add fuel to the fire for the main character. In the end, it would be boring to watch the main character make no sense. I hope that the readers will supervise those authors, just like how some people in society need to be supervised. Without supervision, there is no lower limit.