Stockpiling Food for the Apocalypse: Taking It Easy in a World of Disasters

I think it's quite interesting. First of all, some people think that the heroine is a virgin, but I think it's quite normal, because judging from all the experiences so far, he has not accepted any darkness, or he can be regarded as smooth sailing. Although the second world is a flood, he got the divorce property and bought an RV that few people own. In addition, no one in the military team will deliberately make things difficult. The flood is not particularly long and the order has not collapsed.

Except for the Holy Mother, the rest of the writing is good and the logic is very smooth. If you don't like to see the Madonna, you don't have to come in.

Only when you have hope in your heart will you help others.

The subject matter is very good, but I feel like it's not finished yet? The real world of the heroine is understated. I feel that it would be better if there should be a little bit of modern society interspersed at the end of each paragraph! The end of the article does not explain the heroine's life in modern times. The ending of Chen Baozhu and the heroine's native family was not explained clearly, which left me regretful!

But so far they are all very interesting and very humane, but I feel that the only thing missing is life in the real world. Every jump is too fast. Without buffering, you will not feel the growth of the protagonist. You can only feel that she is constantly participating in disasters, such as learning to drive in a week and swimming in a day. ... Also, the protagonist is still young, 16 years old, so her education level is not particularly high and she comes from the countryside. She was oppressed before, so how can she accept many new things that she has never been exposed to so quickly? This also requires a process. Appropriately adding more space will not affect the fast-travel structure. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

It's very interesting to watch. Except for some little virgins in the first world, the rest are very good. If you don't like it, you can skip the first world.

This book is quite good, the story is not cliche, the narrative is clear, the characters have distinct personalities and it is not laggy. There are gold fingers, but they are basically not used except for stocking up. I like this very much, but I don't like the kind where the protagonist kills everyone with his golden fingers and does whatever he wants.

It's not bad. At least the author didn't deliberately disgust people by writing bloody plots where the original person was tortured and died miserably. The protagonist is okay except for a little bit of the Virgin.

The heroine design in the early stages of this book really made me feel like I wanted to punch her. I think she is really a virgin, but not a special virgin, which is within the range that I can tolerate. And because the author's writing style actually feels very childish to me, and after reading the full text, the whole story is pretty good. I like all the plot settings and so on [Like][Like][Like]

Finished reading on December 14, 2022. The apocalyptic writing is so good. I have never read this type of writing. There are too few types and it ends too early. Is there any next book?