Doomsday Disasters: A Bathroom from the Start
末世天灾：开局一个卫生间
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 250k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I love this book. I love that the female lead is both cool and not a saint. I love the little flower. The female lead raises a child, but the child doesn't come out to act cute. I hate those childish characters who pretend to be adults and have high IQs—they're so anti-human.
Answers to some questions I try to be as detailed as possible when writing, but there will inevitably be loopholes. Sometimes, in order to keep updating every day, I have to force some chapters out of my head. 1. The protagonist has a family to support.
There's no romantic pairing. While I sometimes didn't understand the female lead's thoughts, the overall story is quite good. There aren't many chapters, making it suitable for leisurely reading. The tone is set from the beginning: the female lead lives for her family (those who prefer grander themes should avoid this). She occasionally helps others.
It's a really good book! The best one I've ever read about a family navigating the apocalypse! No relatives holding you back because of some overly compassionate person! Right? It's the end of the world, so it's better to be obedient and survive! Keep it up, author! Wishing the baby health and happiness!
After reading seventy or eighty chapters, I really enjoyed the author's character development for the main character. The plot had far fewer unnecessary conflicts, such as the numerous descriptions of people deliberately causing trouble, making the overall reading experience pleasant.
Don't take it too seriously, or you won't be able to watch it...
It's very well written, and the plot is very tight. I've recently become obsessed with post-apocalyptic novels, I don't know why 🤦🤦, but I almost cried by the end of this book 😢😢😢 I was a little moved, let me cry for a bit first 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Could the author perhaps stockpile some chickens, ducks, fish, and geese beforehand? After all, according to the setting, human civilization has been wiped out, so what will we eat? Could we at least enjoy some free overseas shopping? After all, flying cars have already appeared.
The female lead's father, the father of her child—there was no introduction at the beginning.
It's well-written, but the author could be a bit more confident. The pessimistic tone at the end of some chapters slightly detracts from the reading experience and creates a negative impression that the writing isn't as good as it could have been. A little more confidence would have been better. I've read up to chapter 65, but I don't know why it shows one hour of reading time. Hmm, it's a thoughtful review.