Apocalypse Rebirth: From Stockpiling Supplies to Building the Far East’s First City
末世重生：从囤货到远东第一城
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 3y ago
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Post-Apocalypse + Stockpiling + No Faction-Building + 9.5 Masterpiece ⊙▽⊙
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.
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Apocalypse Stories Caused by Climate Events, No Zombies
The protagonist has a golden finger, stockpiles supplies, has no parents, and is cold-blooded.
Apocalypse, but Not Mindless
Looking for books similar to The Apocalypse: 80,000 Transmigrators Ahead of Me. The protagonist shouldn't be an idiot, and the plot should be well thought out.
Stockpile Enough to Stay Home and Eat for Generations, With a Space You Can Enter!
Apocalypse Stories with a Cold-Blooded Lead Who Isn't Evil or Saintly
Any post-apocalyptic novels with a cold-blooded but not outright evil protagonist who isn't a do-gooder? For example, I don't like The Evolution of the Apocalypse: Zombie Demon King.
Apocalypse Stockpiling, Then Lie Flat!!!!!!! Just Lie Flat!!!
Apocalypse, Disasters, and Looting Everything for Free: No Teams
I don't want stories where the protagonist starts out with tens of billions. I want them to be broke, doing zero-cost shopping sprees.
Begging for Novels About Natural Disasters and Apocalypse
Disaster novels, but no zombies. Ideally, an apocalypse farming story with a female lead who has a pocket dimension. She shouldn't become stupid as soon as she meets the male lead or blurt everything out, and she shouldn't become the male lead's golden finger.
Looking for Apocalypse Stories About Stockpiling Supplies Before Natural Disasters, With No Female Lead!
Apocalypse, Pocket Dimension, Stockpiling Supplies, Strong Male and Female Leads
Are there any novels where the heroine is reborn one month before the apocalypse, has a personal space to stockpile supplies, and can bring her parents and older brother along, but not her maternal uncle and aunt? That's too many people. Both leads should be strong. It'd be even better if they can continue cultivating immortality.
Who's the Best at Post-Apocalyptic Novels?
The human heart is hard to fathom.
A Post-Apocalyptic Novel with a Pocket Dimension Where People Can Live Normally
Any Apocalypse Stories with Beauties and Stockpiled Supplies?
I'd Love Recommendations for More Post-Apocalyptic Hoarding Stories About Ordinary People.
I want one with no CP, about someone on their own.
Apocalypse, Catastrophe, Shelter, Firearms, Iron Armor Like the Mark I
Lots of words, and there's a guy in it.
Post-Apocalyptic Novels With a Reborn Male Lead: No Excessive Altruism, Stockpiling Supplies, Decisive Action, and Building a Faction
Looking for Post-Apocalyptic Stories About Stocking Up and Staying Home
A short story about someone reborn before the apocalypse, stockpiling supplies at home, and hanging on until it's over!
The Male Lead Stockpiles Supplies Like Crazy Before the Apocalypse
Hehe.
Apocalypse and Natural Disasters, Stockpiling Supplies, No Female Lead, No Goody-Two-Shoes
A lone-wolf protagonist is fine too. At least 500,000 words, please recommend some!
Apocalypse Novels Always Have Everyone Stockpiling Supplies. Are There Any Different Ones?
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Actually, I still enjoy stockpiling supplies and living alone, but living alone also makes it easy to be out of touch with the outside world, so it's hard to have both.
It's a pretty good book, but the post-apocalyptic world really isn't suitable for communal living. Think about it: in normal society, with abundant material resources, there's endless deceit and treachery between people. The post-apocalyptic world amplifies the evil in human nature infinitely.
I found this book quite readable. Perhaps because I've read so many post-apocalyptic zombie novels, this lighter, more refreshing take on the genre is a welcome change. The various efforts humans make to survive and the display of humanity are well-described. While the initial section on stockpiling supplies is a bit lengthy, it stays true to the title and can be skipped if desired 😂. The story gets more interesting later on when the protagonist encounters warmth. I recommend it.
I've only read up to chapter 29 so far, and I have to say something. A person's understanding is limited. Even if someone read ahead and did some research, their novel won't satisfy everyone. It will have many flaws. It will also face criticism and corrections—a process every novel goes through. Have you ever considered whether you, as the author, could write a novel like this? Could you?
It's my type: no superpowers, no superhuman abilities, no scheming or manipulative characters (except for minor characters), the male lead isn't a harem protagonist, the disaster is rationalized, and the section on stockpiling supplies is described in great detail, including the brands and specifications of key resources. There's no leveling up by killing monsters; aside from the cheat-like abilities, everything is quite realistic.
This is a really good post-apocalyptic novel! It's quite realistic and immersive, and the protagonist is intelligent enough! Unlike other post-apocalyptic novels where the protagonist seems like they came from kindergarten, the protagonist in this book at least has the thinking of a normal person! Keep it up, author!
This book is different from other post-apocalyptic novels I've read. Aside from having a special space, the protagonist is just like an ordinary person. There are no other superpowers, like spatial farming or animal husbandry, but it's very realistic. The protagonist's constant wariness, and the selfishness and humanity revealed in the first base, are actually well-portrayed.
It's well-written, the subject matter is good, keep up the good work, author!
It's better written than most post-apocalyptic novels. Highly recommended.
Of all the post-apocalyptic novels by Tomato, this is the most enjoyable to read so far. It's very well written. Although I cursed a few times in the comments, any seasoned bookworm who's impatient while reading will understand. I was left wanting more after finishing it; the ending was too rushed. I could have easily written another million words. Now that it's over, I'm going to be in a reading slump again.