Super Farm in the Apocalypse

The changes in the protagonist's mentality are very well written, and the various social changes during the gradual arrival of the apocalypse are also described very well. I hope that the gradual writing style can be maintained. I suggest that the description of the younger sister's growth and changes could be accelerated.

Five stars, definitely five stars! Overall, the book is quite good, especially the later parts. I think the book deserves much more than this rating.

Unlike other post-apocalyptic novels that overemphasize the power of zombies and other creatures, this author's book gives full attention to the government and the military, and the character descriptions are also very good.

Regardless of everything else, all I know is that I absolutely, positively love the content. This novel is phenomenal! It's the absolute best post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read. It's truly amazing. Highly recommended. I'll say it three times because it's important!

It's quite novel; this is the first time I've seen a post-apocalyptic story like this. Of course, I'm not saying it's the first time the system has seen one, but rather the content itself. Judging from the title, I initially thought it would be another post-apocalyptic story with zombies and mutations, but it doesn't feature zombies—something that's typical of any post-apocalyptic story. It's pretty good.

Novels are not meant to be places where rigor is sought after, so those who are prone to getting bogged down in details might recommend reading works that are more theoretically rigorous and targeted. Based on what I've read so far, this novel focuses more on depicting the changes in human nature under the apocalypse, and the changes in the protagonist's mindset and methods of doing things when…

These changes in human nature are very well done, as are the plot, the shifts in mentality, and the overall portrayal. There is always a glimmer of light in the darkness!

Highly recommended! Someone please urge the author to update! The rating is a bit low, but in the eyes of a bookworm who's been reading for 11 years, it's worth a read. For a seasoned reader, the most annoying thing is a predictable plot with a fixed hierarchy, from Dou Zhe to Dou Wang, Dou Huang, Dou Zong, Dou Di – a story you can see the end from the beginning.

I hope the female lead isn't the kind who takes the male lead's kindness for granted. Of course, it would be even better without a female lead. One chapter a day... Well... Sometimes there are even breaks... But why is it so good? Author, you really are...

Having only watched 80 episodes, I want to share my thoughts. Many comments say the early episodes weren't good, but on the contrary, I found the early content to be very nuanced and progressive, with no illogical parts. It's rare to see the early episodes depicting the characters' inner development. I'm really looking forward to the later episodes! [Learned something new]