
My Doomsday Fortress on Wheels
我的末日堡垒车
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Apocalypse, Extreme Cold, Disaster, Stockpiling Supplies, No System
Looking for Books About Building a Shelter, Ideally Starting Right Away and Upgrading It Without Limit
Looking for books like *Global Calamity: My Doomsday Fortress Can Upgrade Infinitely*. I want a base with lots of people and many different kinds of areas, where everyone in the shelter faces disasters together. Please don’t recommend anything that doesn’t fit.
Severe Book Drought. I've Given Up on Tomato. Stay Away If You Want Anything Under 200 Chapters
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.
Post-Apocalyptic Stories About Farming in Bunkers, Air-Raid Shelters, and Underground Cities
Apocalypse-era survival and farming stories about building bunkers, air-raid shelters, underground cities, and the like.
Apocalypse Fiction Is So Hard to Write Well. Calling for Recommendations from All You Experts
The Protagonist Has a Personal Space Where They Can Build Structures and Live
Preferably set in a post-apocalyptic world
Killing Zombies, Digging Up Cores, Absorbing Crystals to Evolve
…I mean leveling up one level at a time.
Apocalypse, System, Leveling Up, More Contracts Mean More Power, Beautiful Women
Looking for High-IQ Mysteries Like Those by Zi Jinchen
Looking for books similar to *Zi Jinchen: High-IQ Crime* (complete, four-volume set).
Apocalypse Evolution and Awakening: Books with 2,000+ Chapters
Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Build Cities and Infrastructure, Create a Modern City
I've Recently Gotten into Personal Doomsday Bunkers. Any Good Ideas, Ladies and Gentlemen?
Apocalypse + Road Trip + Sequences + Upgradable Artifacts + Ruthless Protagonist + No Saintly Heroics
Looking for books like Sequence Road Survival: Upgrading Supplies in the Apocalypse. The best post-apocalyptic novel I've read. Highly recommended.
Looking for a Book Where the Motorhome Can Be Upgraded
The System assigns missions, and when you complete them, you get rewards and popularity. Once your popularity reaches a certain level, your RV can be upgraded.
Looking for RV Travel Stories, Preferably with No Romance
RV road-trip stories, preferably with no romance. Nothing involving showbiz or influencers, please.
I’m Out of Books, Guys. Any Novels with Fresh Settings or Themes?
The System Rewards the Protagonist with a Train from the Start, Then He Arms It
I want an apocalypse story, preferably with an armored train.
Novels About an Upgradeable Base Under Siege by Zombies, with Defense Towers
Fight zombies and upgrade your base
Why Do Protagonists Who've Stockpiled Tens or Hundreds of Billions' Worth of Supplies Still Have to Risk Going Outside?
Novels With Protagonists Who Have Eerie, Dark-Leaning Powers and Cool, Mysterious, Brainy Personalities
Apocalyptic Novels About Upgrading Vehicles or Ships
Shelter Upgrade System
Apocalypse, System, Firearms, and a Ruthless Protagonist, No *Red Alert*
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Okay, the character description is okay, but, I feel that we can build an underground fortress, otherwise running around all the time is not an option. The fortress can be equipped with a mechanical drill that is supported on the ground and drilled into the ground. This can make the fortress more stable when it stops to defend! The protagonist can find a place to settle down, just the two of them! The protagonist likes to be nosy, maybe he just wants to explore. I don't know, but I think things that are not profitable are just nosy. Maybe the protagonist has been a soldier and has a natural sense of justice. Brothers, whenever you feel that the protagonist is a bit like a virgin, you have to think that the protagonist has been a soldier and has a damn sense of justice in the apocalypse.
I think it's very interesting. It reminds me of when I was a child, imagining myself driving a chariot. Even if there are monsters and monsters outside, I'm not afraid. I like this feeling very much. It feels very safe. It's my first time writing a storytelling, but I still hope the author can keep writing. Come on, I'm willing to read your book.
It's a good book. It's reasonable in the mind, but it has many shortcomings. For example, in a novel with a bit of science fiction, it doesn't have enough understanding of the current cutting-edge science, and it doesn't have enough information about weapons. But it's still very good. However, the characterization is still a bit rigid, and it doesn't make the characters vivid. Overall, it's a good apocalyptic novel with science fiction and cyberspace.
I suggest you read back and don't start complaining after reading more than ten or twenty chapters. The latter part is actually quite good. Don't think that the protagonist, the Virgin, is just the humanity engraved in his bones as a soldier. This is the end of the world. Don't use the values of the real world to speculate on the article. (Don't spray if you don't like it) This book is closer to reality. By the way, don't always think that this is a troll, it's a hired person. People are different. Don't just start asking for money if you have different opinions. Are you obsessed with money? Don't think that everyone else thinks the same as you. Just express your own opinions if you can't stand it. What are you saying about others? Have others criticized you? Based on your logic, I can suspect that you were hired by someone else.
It's okay, one scratch on the car body damages 30%, really🐮
The book has many shortcomings, which we must admit, but I really put a lot of thought into the ending. I read it from the beginning to the end. I can't say it is a masterpiece, but it is also very well written. I give it five stars [shy]
I'm speechless when I say that doomsday powers don't require space. Wouldn't it be better to have a planting space that can store a lot of food for decades?
The writing is very good, and it feels like reading a physical book or a science fiction masterpiece. But the tomatoes are obviously a little acclimated. Many comments say that the male protagonist is the Virgin, but the premise is that this is a realistic science fiction apocalyptic book. The male protagonist is not a reborn person, and he still has the goodness of humanity in him. If you look at it from the perspective of a cool online novel, the male protagonist is indecisive, overflowing with sympathy, and extremely low on vigilance. But from a realistic perspective, no one is born for destruction. When the entire civilization faces disaster, I hope that human beings can unanimously contribute their individual strength and unite to face natural disasters. Instead of facing danger, this species called human beings began to destroy itself. Many apocalyptic novels exaggerate some groups that are inhumane, so that fragile humanity cannot show any kindness. Just like Cheng Xin, the greatest saint among the three bodies, no one can guarantee that he is the best solution. In the face of absolutely impartial and ruthless authority, human nature is always the greatest weakness, but it is also the greatest trait of human civilization. The above cannot be looked at in detail in terms of logic, and an online novel cannot be viewed according to the requirements of traditional literature. The writing style of this book is really good. You can feel various emotions between the lines, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the protagonist's experience. In particular, the urgency of the end, the fear of facing the unknown, and staying with your lover are really deeply rooted in people's hearts. Full marks for a masterpiece. The shortcoming is that the logic is not very fluent (maybe I haven't read it to the end) and I can't go into many details. The plot line is very good and exciting, but the writing is too realistic and there is no low-level plot that is pretentious and slaps in the face. On the contrary, it lacks a bit of brainless pleasure.
The writing is really good, because this is the author's first novel. Please forgive me for all the unreasonableness in the early stage. It becomes much more reasonable in the middle and later stages. The world view and human nature in the book are very bold and true.
It's the best doomsday series I've ever watched.