
Natural Disasters and the Apocalypse: I Stockpile Supplies in Another World with a System
天灾末世,我靠系统异世界囤货
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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120Chapters
4Reads · 30 days
53.5kReads · all time
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It looks great, but I think it could be better to collaborate with the country later on, achieving a win-win situation.
Yes, it's very good. I feel like reading novels requires a certain affinity and connection. Mainly, I really like the female lead's personality. She's not the type to kill indiscriminately. She's quite gentle, but also decisive. And each world is very short. I just find it very enjoyable. It gives me a sense of novelty.
The author's writing is good; the subtle foreshadowing in the early stages leads to twists and surprises later on, which is great! The theme is also very fresh, not the typical post-apocalyptic tales of extreme heat, extreme cold, earthquakes, and tsunamis—keep that up! I'm currently on the third world, and I'm looking forward to even more exciting interstellar worlds to come!
A pretty good book; time travel is great too.
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It's super good! The female lead is amazing. She doesn't rely on the male lead and has her own opinions and ideas. Every little world is wonderful. I highly recommend it!
I think this book is good. Although some parts are not rigorous enough, it's not a big problem. The author's writing style is good. The female lead's character is quite realistic. She's not perfect, but she's not annoying either. As for the male lead, I've always been bothered by his actions as "Qin Bai." His relationship with that female supporting character... Felt a bit off-putting, but he behaved quite well later on.
Keep it up, it's not as cookie-cutter as typical post-apocalyptic stories, it's good!
Not bad, not bad, keep it up!
This book is very good, but why are there so few people reading it?