Natural Disaster: I Only Stockpiled a Tiny Bit of Supplies

This is the only book I've read about hoarding that actually shows how supplies actually come in handy. I've seen a lot of people hoarding supplies, hoarding countless resources, but they're only for the protagonist's own use and basically useless to others. The protagonist's supplies saved many lives, and although the transaction price was high, the space played an irreplaceable role in the zero-yuan purchase event.

This is a novel, and the first one where the female protagonist acts as a merchant buying and selling goods has given me a warm feeling! Some parts are satisfyingly witty and not at all stifling! Many parts are quite enjoyable to read; although the plot is ruthless, it's ruthless with reason and justification! I love it! This is unique among the many post-apocalyptic disaster novels I've read!

It's good, unlike other post-apocalyptic stories! It doesn't exaggerate the brutality of humanity; it's about selling things, making money, and killing people. One slash, one head; one slash, one head! 😂😂😂 Although the items were expensive, when I think about how they only made 1.5 billion after selling so many things, I suddenly feel that they weren't so expensive after all. Although I can't afford them either 😳 But which of the tenants living there is short of money?

So far, so good! Decisive and ruthless, not overly sentimental!

I've listened to it. Personally, I think this novel belongs to the slightly chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) post-apocalyptic genre. It's quite enjoyable to listen to, and there aren't many awful characters. But don't worry too much about whether the plot is logical or not. Whether you like it or not depends on your personal taste. I found it quite enjoyable, and since it's a short story, it's not verbose. It's pretty good!

The first post-apocalyptic disaster novel I've finished reading. The female lead's ability is quite unique—a bank card. The more money in the card, the larger its storage space becomes. She's ruthless when it comes to revenge. The only downside is that there aren't enough chapters about the romance between the female lead and Qin Feng (actually, I was smiling like a doting aunt while reading about them). Also, congratulations on the completion of the novel!!

Interesting! But one question remains: after all the items have been sold, will the female lead still have enough supplies for herself?

The female lead is really great, very rational, and not a saint.

Okay, five stars! But why doesn't the female lead have any firearms? 😎

I really love this setting. I've read over a dozen post-apocalyptic novels already, but Xia Yue is still my favorite. I hope the author keeps up the good work!