Global Cataclysm: Building an Underground City from the Start
全球灾变：开局建设地下城
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This Is an Advanced Reading Slump Zone. Beginners, Stay Away
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In the Apocalypse, You Should Build a Private Shelter! Ideally, Bring the Female Lead Along to Lay Low.
Most people don't have such lofty ambitions. Don't have them build some incredibly powerful survivor settlement at the drop of a hat; it's hard to manage and easy to make the story fall apart.
If You're a Fan of System Stories, I Really Recommend This One
From the Start, Setting Up a Street Stall to Sell Strength. This novel is truly amazing. I have to say it is the strongest, most interesting, and most vivid System novel I have ever read.
I Just Found a 50,000 GB Phone, Give Me Some Books to Try
Are There Any Truly Female-Lead-Free Novels on Tomato? They’re All Flirtation, and I Don’t Want to Read That
Survival, No Romance, Lone Wolves. Please Don't Recommend Random Books. I'm Seriously Depressed by Them.
I want survival stories involving the ocean, rafts, caves, and things like that. Survival stories only: no apocalypse, cultivation, or ghosts. None at all, thanks. Please read carefully before recommending anything. Don’t make me wonder if you’re blind. Thank you (❁´ω`❁)
My Imperial Harem Is Empty, My Dear Ministers. You Know What to Do
Apocalypse Survival Stories Focused on Building Up a Base and Upgrading a Wooden Cabin
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Any Stories About Upgrading a House to Survive?
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Picky Old Bookworms, Gather Here
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Who wrote this book? It's so incredibly vivid, lifelike, and exquisitely written—the author is quick-witted, erudite, highly talented, and possesses vast knowledge. The writing is concise, to the point, and flawless… The author who could write such a wonderful book must be extremely handsome! And of course, the person reading this book must also be incredibly handsome!
What I'm curious about is why, given the protagonist's actions, no high-ranking officials sought to collaborate with him or anything like that 🤪 (The details are good, keep it up, I believe in you)
I'm not saying this to be mean, but I've read all sorts of novels, and this is the first time I've read one this interesting, especially the Versailles section. Author, keep up the good work! I hope you can write more high-quality content. If you plan to write a sequel, please remember to let the readers know. I support you!
This is a really good book, it just doesn't have a female lead. I've been following this book from the very beginning, then I changed accounts, and I never looked for it again. Today I found it on the homepage recommendations and came back to check, only to find it was already finished, which surprised me. Why? Because I felt this book would have at least 1000 chapters.
This book is really good; it's one of the better post-apocalyptic novels. The characters are intelligent, and I hope there's no female lead. If there is, I hope she appears later in the story.
I like it. Of the 78 post-apocalyptic novels I've read, this is the only one I like. Please don't change the protagonist's personality. It's a perfect book. I hope it continues. I won't unfollow. Please don't introduce the female lead. Please, please don't let it continue like this. For a while, Face Bro really was wronged 😮💨
Author, please update soon! I can't read enough! O(≧口≦)O
Not bad. Among the shelter-themed stories, this protagonist is the most cunning I've ever seen; he never shows his face in the apocalypse—that's how people survive long. However, the subsequent developments will inevitably involve the government. I hope the subsequent government-related plotlines are well-developed.
Well, to be honest, this is my favorite of all the shelter-themed books I've read. The theme is definitely about survival, unlike most other shelters which are just places to live. So this book is good. However, it's a pity that the author probably realized the economic recovery story was poorly written, so he rushed the ending.
Another book I absolutely love!