
Reborn: Stockpiling Supplies in a World of Natural Disasters
重生之我在天灾末世囤货
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 257k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Post-Apocalypse + Stockpiling + No Faction-Building + 9.5 Masterpiece ⊙▽⊙
A Hoarder's Dream: Stories About Stockpiling Supplies and Having a Storage Space, Please
The writing! The writing! I'm emphasizing that I want good prose 👌 Modern or period settings are both fine, preferably with no CP. Either a male or female perspective is fine. Please, no stories where the protagonist starts with hundreds of billions or trillions; I can't even dream of that much money. I love detailed stockpiling scenes, where they happily store food for winter like a little squirrel.
Looking for Quality Apocalypse Hoarding Novels, Not the Mindless Stockpiling Kind
Apocalypse Stories Caused by Climate Events, No Zombies
The protagonist has a golden finger, stockpiles supplies, has no parents, and is cold-blooded.
Apocalyptic Extreme-Cold and Extreme-Heat Novels
Looking for books similar to The Whole Family Reborn Before the Apocalypse, Stocking Up and Returning to the Village. Are there any stories where the whole family works together to stock up and survive, staying together instead of going to a base?
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 Post-Apocalyptic Disaster Stories, but No Zombies
Ideally something involving an alien invasion, set in an infinite world, and preferably with a redemptive arc.
I’m Out of Books! Don’t Recommend Anything with Bad Writing
Beautifully written and impossible to put down. Nothing brainless: make it entertaining and funny, preferably science fiction or fantasy. Technology-focused stories are fine too.
Completed Rebirth Stories About Natural Disasters and Stockpiling Supplies
Apocalypse Novels With No Saintly Protagonist, and a Castle With Overpowered Future Tech From the Start
Thanks so much.
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Natural Disasters: I Stockpiled Hundreds of Millions of Supplies and Became a Doomsday Legend
Doomsday Disasters: I Stockpile Tens of Millions in Supplies and Take It Easy
Apocalypse: I Stockpiled Ten Trillion in Supplies from the Start
I Foresaw the Natural Disasters, and Now I Slack Off Every Day in the Apocalypse
Reborn with My Family, Stockpiling Supplies to Brave the Apocalypse
Surviving Underwater in the Apocalypse with the Nation's Help
The Apocalypse Is Here! Grandpa Gave Me an Arms Factory
I Saw the Disaster Coming, So I Stockpiled Like Crazy and Came Out on Top!
Open Mystery Boxes! Fight the Apocalypse!
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Apocalypse: With a Pocket Dimension, I Stockpile Everything
Stockpile It All! A Reborn Woman's Easygoing Doomsday Life
Apocalypse Survival: Hot Pot in the Villa Again Today
Stockpiling for the Apocalypse: Reborn Five Years in the Past
Natural Disasters from the Start: I Stockpile Billions in Supplies and Slack Off in the Apocalypse
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The space is too small; it's not convenient for stockpiling goods. And there's coal and other things I need to stockpile. The female lead's mother is obsessed with love, and the whole family is indecisive. She even abandoned her elderly mother at home to go find her scumbag father, seemingly unaware of the potential danger. Perhaps being obsessed with love just makes one irrational.
It's a great read. The family relationships are what really touched me. The author's depiction of the family atmosphere is heartwarming. The space upgrade is nice, and the stockpiling aspect is reasonable and satisfying. It's a fantastic story! [Thumbs up]
My darlings, I'm changing the cover! ^O^ It's black. If you find it on your bookshelf, please don't forget me! π_π The title is: "Rebirth: My Stockpiling in a Post-Apocalyptic World." Love you all! ^O^
The story started off with a relatable stockpiling theme, and the early preparations were quite good. The later "zero-dollar purchases" were also enjoyable. However, the ending felt rushed, like a news forecast predicting a category 10 typhoon only to have it turn out to be a gentle breeze. Many natural disasters weren't even fully explored before the story ended. Although there was an ending, as a reader, I felt something was missing…
Can the storage space be upgraded? It looks pretty good so far, and I love seeing all my stockpiled items, but there's not enough space to hold them all 🤭
Super good! I really hope the author will write a sequel to "The Beginning of Cultivation." I'd be willing to stay single for 10 years just to see if the author would write a sequel. I've also seen some people saying that the female lead is too much of a saint, etc. I don't think so. First, let's define what "saintly" means.
Seeing the stockpiled goods is satisfying, and the space can be expanded. However, the female lead, a reborn person from the apocalypse, is just too much of a saint. She saves a bunch of people without understanding anything. Can someone who has experienced darkness really open their heart so quickly? Wouldn't it be better to just enjoy life alone? I hope the later chapters won't be so saintly, otherwise I won't be able to continue reading. Please update more chapters every day! 🤭
This is so good! It deserves a higher rating. Readers who happen to be passing by, please support the author! 👍👍
It feels like the stockpiled supplies are almost enough for the entire village to use for a lifetime. In the future, we can gather people in the village who are worth saving, find a reason to take out the supplies, and turn the village into a strong fortress and paradise.
It was quite good, but it was a bit of a pity. Ye Changren loved the female lead in two lifetimes and gave her a ring in both, but they didn't end up together! I hope you'll publish another book and give them a happy ending! Thank you!