Stockpiling a Billion Supplies to Rule the Apocalypse

It's really good, why isn't it rated?

There are still very few people like this 😭 But I've read the beginning of this book, I've read as much as it's written, and I'm very satisfied with it. I really like it.

It's pretty good, if only he were a little less soft-hearted. But the male lead's soft-heartedness is understandable given his past experiences. I hope there's no female lead (except for harem novels, I really love harem apocalyptic stories!). Author, keep up the good work, I'm urging you to update! 😘 Just a small comment: those people in the villa are really awful.

This is top-tier among all the male-oriented post-apocalyptic novels I've read; it's concise and well-written, which is really great. Most importantly, I haven't encountered any harem elements in the parts I've read 🤔 My overall impression is exceptionally good.

I advise everyone not to comment under the author's book that this concludes today's Louvre visit, because you've definitely not all been to the Louvre for the first time. Take me, for example. The first time I went to the Louvre, I didn't feel anything special, because I already had my own Mona Lisa. The day I first met you, the gears began to turn, an unstoppable premonition of losing something.

It's not bad. I quite like the protagonist's personality. The main thing is to avoid it falling apart later on. Post-apocalyptic novels rarely stay intact because some readers are searching for their own evil, while others are searching for their own good. Don't let malicious readers ruin the pacing. I'm giving it 4 stars because there are some minor flaws, such as the zombies using stones...

Highly recommended, it's fantastic.

This book is considered one of the better ones by Tomato's standards; the logic is clear and the writing is fluent. The only downside is that the apocalypse section at the beginning wasn't explained very clearly. Hopefully, it won't fall apart there later on.

It's all about having a good read. Reading novels doesn't require much brainpower; I've been doing it for years, either reading a page or two or finishing the whole thing.

This book is quite good. To be honest, I don't think the revelation of the alternate dimension had much impact on Fatty. After all, the fact that Fatty survived to the later stages shows he's not stupid and won't be lured by empty promises. Only the protagonist can open the alternate dimension, and only the protagonist can access the resources.