My Courtyard Shelter

I really like this book. It's either a meteorite zombie or a natural disaster. Everyone is trying to survive in a doomsday crisis. Although some parts are not handled well, the writing is really good.

This book is amazing, there are so many poisonous points that I don't know how to complain (✘_✘) The protagonist died nine years after the apocalypse broke out, and then was reborn one year before the apocalypse broke out, and then stocked up on supplies to live a small life for his family😓 First of all, the protagonist is an ordinary clerk. The company is not doing well. His wife has given birth to twin daughters and he is taking care of the children at home. He is the sole breadwinner of the family. Just like this, he still wanted to add another son ╮(︶﹏︶)╭ Then God saw that he wanted sons so much, so he gave him three at once. The protagonist did not worry about how to raise children for a long time, because the apocalypse broke out, four of the five children died, and only one survived (=′ー`) Then after the protagonist is reborn, he does not plan to tell anyone about the apocalypse, nor does he plan to warn anyone. He only plans to save a few members of his family (husband and wife, children plus the protagonist's parents, no parents-in-law😅). Originally, the choice of the protagonist could not be forced. However, after comparing the epidemic last year and this year, the virtual character of the protagonist feels that he has lost to a real living person. It suddenly became boring and the charm of the character was gone. Then consider the logical problem. The protagonist has not awakened the golden finger, and there are no eggs left in the nest. Isn't it true that the protagonist, who is just a small citizen, bringing old, weak, women and children with a bunch of supplies in the apocalypse is the best fat sheep? 🙄 If the above is still acceptable, then the next operation can be called a success. The protagonist made a lot of money by knowing the stocks in advance, bought a courtyard in the capital, and a lot of supplies. Then the protagonist's parents opened a convenience store🏪 and sold the supplies at high prices😨The protagonist watched like this, not resisting in order to fulfill his filial piety😨Two poisonous points, firstly, they exchanged precious supplies for worthless waste paper in the apocalypse, and then in special times, high prices created "national distress". I don't know if the relevant departments will find them, but Bigger is completely broken. 😅Also later on, the protagonist somehow ran away to find a job as a gatekeeper. This protagonist is extremely casual. At the beginning, he said that his family was living a miserable life in the last days. He survived for nine years and then died. In the end, he was reborn. Later, he squandered resources at will and fought for small profits every day. It doesn't matter how many people die outside, it's just like there is a barrier. If there is chaos outside, the protagonist's family will continue to live their own small life (≖_≖) What's too much about this life? ! Daily poison guide, the most poisonous book this year (;￣д￣)

Brain index: 1/5 "IQ online" is actually one of the labels of this book. Does it mean that an IQ above 50 is considered online? A daily disaster story, suitable for readers who are tired of the apocalyptic struggle for hegemony. But the disaster setting is ridiculous. The sun continues to erupt and the temperature rises, resulting in almost no fresh water on the surface. Okay, I accept the basic settings, but what floor temperature does this require? How much thinner will the atmosphere be blown by the solar wind? How much will sea levels rise? What will happen to the water cycle? What is the difficulty of surviving in this environment? These deductions that will directly affect the plot are almost illogical and cannot be thought-provoking.

It's different from what I thought, and I can see some of the future plots at a glance, so I can avoid pitfalls in advance. I don't think it's good to watch.