Apocalypse Rebirth: From Stockpiling Supplies to Building the Far East’s First City

In fact, I still like to stock up on supplies and live alone. But living alone makes it easy to not understand the trends of the outside world, so it's difficult to have both.

It's a good book, but the apocalypse is really not suitable for living in groups. Think about it, in a normal social life and with extremely abundant materials, intrigues between people will emerge endlessly. The apocalypse will magnify the evil of human nature infinitely, and the male protagonist Ye Han and the female protagonist are warm in their bones. They are all people who want to live a small life and be content with the status quo. They possess rare space treasures and are naturally easily remembered and plotted by others. If they are close to the protagonist's character, they should plan a route early to exit the fight and live a life of hermits. If they are forced to serve the country and the people, it seems a bit nonsense and easy to write off! The author should be cautious in handling this issue if it arouses disgust in the readers. The world has entered an extremely hot climate. The subtropics are already hot. At this time, retreating to the Northeast to avoid the heat and the covetousness caused by space treasures is a good choice to avoid the whirlpool of right and wrong. There is no need to stay in Shenzhen forever! I look forward to the author's subsequent plot, I hope it can be written well, and I hope both the male and female protagonists can live safely! This is the most comfortable post-apocalyptic novel I have ever read. I can give it five stars!

I feel that there is still something to read in this book, maybe because I have read too many post-apocalyptic zombie stories. This kind of light post-apocalyptic text is quite clear. The various efforts made by human beings in order to survive and the manifestation of human nature are also well described. Although the stocking up of supplies at the beginning is a bit lengthy, it still sticks to the title of the book and you can jump to read [laughing and crying]. The story behind when you encounter warmth is more interesting. I recommend it.

I have only read Chapter 29 so far. In fact, after reading this, I want to say that a person's knowledge is limited. Even if he reads it in advance and checks some information, he will not satisfy everyone when he writes a novel, so he will have many shortcomings. He will also be abused, criticized and corrected by everyone. This is a journey that every novel will go through. Have you ever thought that if this author were you, would you write a novel like him? Can you write it? Have you ever seen that he is included in almost every comment? Whether it is criticism or encouragement, he will always reply and like. Doesn't this reflect the author's care for the book he wrote? Just because of this, he can write off a large number of authors. There are also apocalyptic novels, which are already bad and difficult to write. No matter whether you are taking the right path or the opposite path, you have something to say. As long as you criticize others from your God's perspective, you can point out their shortcomings and suggestions for them to correct and improve, but if you scold others, then it's your fault! If so, just go here and take a look before commenting later.

It's my favorite type. There are no powers, no loss, no white lotus and green tea (except for passerby A), the male protagonist does not breed horses, the disaster is rationalized, the part about collecting supplies is written in detail, and the brands of key supplies and some parameters are written down. There are no monster-killing upgrades, except for golden fingers. Everything is more realistic.

A very interesting apocalyptic novel! It's more realistic, has a strong sense of immersion, and the protagonist's IQ is still online! Unlike other apocalyptic novels where the protagonist feels like he just came out of kindergarten, the protagonist of this book at least has the thinking of a normal person! Come on, author!

This book is different from the apocalyptic novels I have read before. The protagonist is just like ordinary people except that he has a space. There are no other special abilities, such as growing livestock in space, but it is very realistic. Including the protagonist's constant defensiveness, the selfishness and humanity shown in the first base are actually well portrayed.

The writing is still good, the subject matter is good, so cheers to the author!

It is better written than most apocalyptic novels. Direct recommendation

Among the Tomato Apocalypse novels, I think it is the most enjoyable to read so far. It is very well written. Although I cursed in a few comments in the middle, I am sure any old bookworm understands that I am anxious about reading. After reading it, I still felt unfinished. The ending was too hasty. I could have written another million words without any problem. Now that it's over, there's another book shortage.