
Apocalypse Rebirth: Never Again
末世重生之再贱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 731k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Are Apocalyptic Stories Out of Fashion? Looking for Good Ones
Please Recommend Short, Complete Post-Apocalyptic Novels!!!!!
The heroine is reborn with a pocket dimension and a golden finger. She shouldn't be a naive, sugary-sweet type. Ideally, she should be a little cool and aloof!
Reborn in the Post-Apocalyptic World
Any apocalyptic rebirth novels where the male lead stockpiles supplies, dotes on the female lead, and they share a spatial dimension?
Reborn Before the Apocalypse, With a Spatial Ring and Affiliated Rings for the Parents
There was a novel with this kind of plot that I read, deleted, and then completely forgot the title of. The protagonist was reborn before the apocalypse and gave their attached spatial ring to their parents, then took their parents around frantically stockpiling supplies before the apocalypse.
Apocalypse, Rebirth, Stockpiling Supplies, No Saintly Heroine, Complete
Post-1960s Female Leads Reborn with a Huge Warehouse
A spatial storage with a huge warehouse.
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Finding a Powerful Ally in the Apocalypse
Reborn: The Cannon Fodder Takes on the Apocalypse
In the Apocalypse, I Have a Powerful Backer and Become Queen
Apocalypse Survival with a Pocket Dimension
Reborn in the Apocalypse with an Incredible Pocket Dimension
Reborn as a Cannon-Fodder Girl in the Apocalypse: The Heroine of the Martial World Is an Absolute Badass
The Apocalypse Forced Me to Become a Big Shot
Apocalypse Rebirth: Forced to Team Up with a Cunning Powerhouse
The Apocalypse's Most Beloved One
Reborn in the Apocalypse: The Cannon Fodder’s Sorting Yard
Reborn at the End of the World: Crowned King
I Have a Pocket Dimension in the Apocalypse
Making Pocket Money in the Apocalypse
Sweet Romance in the Apocalypse: The All-Round Powerhouse Is Absolutely Stunning!
So Satisfying! Reborn Before the Apocalypse, I Stole the Heroine's Storage Space
Apocalypse: Growing Food Is the Key to Survival
Reborn as the Bad Female Side Character
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I really love this article, but there's one thing: why did it end like that?! 😭😭😭 But I'll still give it five stars.
If I had known about the apocalypse, why didn't I buy a house in the base sooner?
Will there be a sequel to this book? (゚ロ゚) Looking forward to it! (๑˙ー˙๑) Although the ending was a bit rushed, because I felt that the female lead's personality didn't actually require a male lead, and the male and female leads didn't end up together, the romance felt a bit weak, but it's good that the female lead focused on her career. (๑>ڡ<)☆ I really like this bookstore. ԅ(¯㉨¯ԅ)
Many book reviews say the ending is terrible, many details are overlooked, and there are questions about the male lead's identity. But I don't think reading novels requires such serious attention. Unlike classic literature, novels don't require meticulous analysis.
I prefer post-apocalyptic novels where the female protagonist has a special ability...
This book is great, but the ending felt a bit rushed. I hope there will be a sequel. Keep it up!
The ending was truly unexpected; it felt like so much of what happened before the apocalypse was unnecessary. The pacing was tight in the later parts, and the plot was good. Did the author hide the second half? 😁
Well written! Very realistic! Human nature is the most unpredictable thing! Some are Buddhas, some are demons! There are no purely good people! Nor are there purely bad people!
The beginning was well-written, but it felt like there was too much setup in the beginning, and the pacing became too fast later on, making the ending seem rushed. Aside from that, it was pretty good. There was practically no romantic subplot between the male and female leads. Still, I'd recommend it.
It's pretty good, just a bit shorter than other post-apocalyptic novels, but not that bad.