Stockpiling Food for the Apocalypse: Taking It Easy in a World of Disasters
末世囤粮：我在天灾世界摆烂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 359k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Completed Natural Disaster Survival Stories, Extreme Heat or Cold
Female-Oriented Fiction About Natural Disasters, Like Extreme Cold, Polar Nights, Typhoons, and Floods
Looking for books like "Doomsday: The Adorable Chubby Three-Year-Old Girl Is the Beloved of the Fantastic Four". Preferably no CP, no self-sacrificing saintly heroine, and no zombies. Thanks, everyone.
Looking for Survival Stories About Quick Transmigration Through Worlds Struck by All Kinds of Disasters! Quick Transmigration!!
Each world has a different disaster and cast of characters. It's a protagonist-focused quick transmigration story, not a survival story where an entire novel is set in a single apocalyptic world. I seriously can't find anything like it, aaah!!
Pure Natural Disasters: Extreme Cold, Heat, Earthquakes, Torrential Rain, and More, Female-Oriented Fiction
No CP. Ideally, the characters gather supplies in the real world, then travel to different worlds to survive natural disasters, while natural disasters are also happening in the real world.
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.
Stockpiling Supplies by the Ton, With a Storage Space and No Saintly Heroine
Apocalypse, Stockpiling in Advance, and a Cheat Ability
Looking for Female-Lead Disaster Stories With Spatial Storage and No Zombies
Stories with a storage space full of supplies.
Looking for Desert Island Survival Stories with Global Participation
Looking for a Quiet Apocalypse-Era Farming Story
The protagonist should be plant-based, quietly growing in a corner.
Any Good Post-Apocalyptic Stories with a Powerful, Decisive Female Lead Who Isn't a Doormat?
Looking for books similar to The Protagonist? Who Cares! The Apocalypse Villainess Still Kills Without Hesitation.
Looking for Apocalypse Quick Transmigration Stories: Every World Is in the Apocalypse
Looking for Quick Transmigration Novels with an Apocalypse World!!
Quick transmigration, with a world that has an apocalypse.
Looking for Post-Apocalyptic Disaster Novels: A Levelheaded Female Lead Who Stockpiles Supplies, Plus a Male Lead
Post-Apocalyptic Story, Opening a Shop, Collecting Rent, Completed
Looking For An End-Times Novel With A Powerful Golden Finger And Ridiculously Satisfying Wish Fulfillment
Looking for books similar to Reborn to Stockpile Supplies: The Apocalypse Is Here, So Who’s Going to Spoil You? I’ve already read Han Qingxia, Xia Sisi, and Jiang Ning!! CP or no CP is fine, but please don’t have too much romance~
Disaster Survival with Hoarded Supplies and a Storage Space, No Zombies
Female-Oriented Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Stories, No Zombies
I'm looking for a story with a female lead who has no family and has a personal space, without revenge plotlines or anything like that.
Apocalypse Novels About Stockpiling Supplies
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I think it's quite good. Firstly, some people think the female lead is too saintly, but I think she's quite normal. Based on all her current experiences, she hasn't encountered much darkness; in fact, she's had a relatively smooth life. Secondly, although the world is a flood, she got her divorce settlement, bought a rare RV, and the military team didn't deliberately make things difficult for her. The flood wasn't particularly long, and order hadn't collapsed yet.
Aside from being overly sentimental, the writing is quite good, and the logic is sound. If you don't like sentimental stories, you don't need to read this.
People are more likely to help others if they have hope in their hearts.
The premise is good, but it feels unfinished. The female lead's real-world is depicted too lightly; it would be better if some modern-day events were interspersed between each paragraph. The ending doesn't explain the female lead's life in the modern world. The fates of Chen Baozhu and the female lead's family are also left unresolved, leaving a sense of regret!
So far, it's been very enjoyable and humane. However, I feel the only thing missing is the portrayal of the real world. The transitions are too rapid, and without a buffer, you can't feel the protagonist's growth; you just feel her constantly participating in disasters. For example, learning to drive in a week or swim in a day is a bit...
It's very good. Except for the first world which has some Mary Sue elements, the later ones are all great. If you don't like that, you can skip the first world.
This book is quite good. The story isn't clichéd, the narration is clear, and the characters are vividly portrayed without dragging on. It features a cheat ability, but the protagonist rarely uses it except for hoarding goods. I really like this aspect; I dislike protagonists who use cheat abilities to wreak havoc and do whatever they want.
It's not bad. At least the author didn't intentionally make the reader feel disgusted by the melodramatic plot of the original owner being tortured and dying. Aside from being a little bit of a saint, the protagonist is alright.
The female lead's character in the early parts of this book really made me want to punch her. I thought she was very saintly, but not overly so, within my tolerance level. Also, the author's writing style felt quite immature. However, overall, the story was pretty good, and I quite liked the various plot points and settings. 👍👍👍
I finished reading it on December 14, 2022. It's a post-apocalyptic novel, so good! I've never read anything like this before. There are so few genres like this. It ended too soon. Is there a sequel?