Doomsday Disaster: Hoard Tens of Millions of Supplies as Salted Fish
末日天灾：囤积千万物资当咸鱼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 242k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
64Reads
6.2Score
116Chapters
27Listens
44.8kReads · all time
Different apocalyptic texts The son comes to find his mother from the future It's a pity that there is no male protagonist. How about a side story: a boss from a certain planet travels thousands of miles to find his wife [laughing] The male protagonist must be great, after all, his son has a high IQ!
This is not an ordinary natural disaster novel. There is no description of the suffering caused by natural disasters, and there is no tragedy of people fighting against each other. There are only various high-tech inventions of the heroine's brother (a man from the future) that have changed people's lives. They are even notified in advance when natural disasters will come, so...
I think it's quite interesting. In my opinion, this kind of theme seems to be relatively rare in apocalyptic novels (if not, please lighten up). The only regret is that there is no extra story about Su Mo giving birth to Su Chen.
The apocalyptic stories here are very good [like it], especially when a son from a previous life came back to find his mother. It was so touching, and he was so powerful👍🏻.
I hope to publish a book that uses a time machine to travel to various dimensions, whether it's a supernatural story, a monster, a fairy, a zombie, anything from the 1970s and 1980s.
Whether it's good or not, I've finished watching the ending.
I really like the apocalypse described in this book. There are no zombies and internal consumption. People unite to find a planet that can survive. I give the author a thumbs up [like][like]
A very unique apocalyptic novel, very interesting
Very beautiful and full of warmth! A planet where ordinary people ideally live
Very beautiful and wonderful
I have truly experienced loneliness and despair. If I had to do it again, I would never want to experience it again.
This book is full of positive energy
It's okay, it's a little different from other apocalyptic novels
Personally I think it's good-looking, the story is compact and the logic is clear. I also found a suitable planet for survival in the later period. I'm looking forward to the great migration later.
It's pretty good, but there's no male protagonist, which is a bit of a pity