Surviving the Apocalypse: The Little Heiress Has Billions in Supplies
末世求生：小祖宗她身价百亿物资
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- Completed
- Length
- 148k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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120Reads · 30 days
37.9kReads · all time
6.4Score
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Honestly, it's pretty good. Not just the male and female leads, but every character is vividly portrayed. The plot is tight and coherent, and the interactions between people are well-depicted. What sets this book apart from other zombie novels is that it doesn't initially establish a timeline or background country; it simply focuses on the different experiences of a remarkable couple in the…
The male and female leads are both well-developed and decisive in their actions. Although the ending felt a bit rushed, everything that needed to be explained was explained, and the story was relatively complete. It's a short story that's also very enjoyable to read and can be finished in a day.
The ending was too fast!
It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic novel. The transition from mutual suspicion to mutual affection between the male and female leads was particularly well-written, which really appealed to me. I don't like overly sweet stories, nor do I enjoy angst; I prefer something sweet without being cloying. Especially in post-apocalyptic novels, aside from the fighting and killing, too much sweetness can be distracting. So the author struck a great balance, which I really appreciated.
It looks good, it looks good, but it's a bit short.
This book is quite good; the plot is fast-paced yet well-organized, and the writing is excellent.
I've read all three of this author's works. Their writing is quite good.
The ending felt a bit rushed, but overall it was pretty good.
Overall, the story is well-developed. Although short, it covers most of the essential points. Personally, I think the best part is the scene where the male lead acts as the female lead's bodyguard to the airport. However, the later parts feel rushed. The female lead is a clever, cunning, and self-serving individual, and her feelings for the male lead aren't deep enough to warrant her risking her life for him. So why does she later cooperate with the madman to prevent him from running away?
It's good, but the ending felt a bit rushed.