
Apocalyptic Natural Disasters: Stock Up on Supplies and Celebrate the New Year
末世天灾,囤好物资过大年
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- Completed
- Length
- 204k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Female-Oriented Fiction About Natural Disasters, Like Extreme Cold, Polar Nights, Typhoons, and Floods
Looking for books like "Doomsday: The Adorable Chubby Three-Year-Old Girl Is the Beloved of the Fantastic Four". Preferably no CP, no self-sacrificing saintly heroine, and no zombies. Thanks, everyone.
Looking for Quality Apocalypse Hoarding Novels, Not the Mindless Stockpiling Kind
Apocalypse, Strong Female Lead, Bold, Independent, and Free-spirited
Basically, the female lead is incredibly strong. She can do whatever she wants and beats any technique through sheer power. Are there any books like that?
Personal Disciples, Sects, Special Abilities, Military Academy Students, Tournaments, Saving the World, Female-Focused
Looking for a story about a team, maybe competing for their school or sect, or saving the world. A female-oriented coming-of-age story, and I mainly want both a male lead and a female lead on the team!!
What’s the Best Post-Apocalyptic Novel Right Now?
Pure Natural Disaster Survival, Stockpiling Supplies and Raising Pets, With a Male Lead
Looking for books similar to Natural Disasters in the Apocalypse: Hoarding Two Billion Supplies to Survive.
Looking for Apocalypse Novels with a Strong Female Lead and a Male Lead Who Pursues Her
A female lead is reborn and comes back to stock up on supplies and get revenge. She thrives in the apocalypse and becomes a force to be reckoned with, with her own team who all treat her well. The female lead has a pocket dimension, isn't a doormat, and most importantly, both leads are strong. Maybe I'm asking for a bit much. Thanks, everyone!٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶
Looking for Post-Apocalyptic Disaster Novels: A Levelheaded Female Lead Who Stockpiles Supplies, Plus a Male Lead
Post-Apocalyptic Rebirth, Stockpiling Supplies, and a Pocket Dimension
Any Apocalypse Novels, Any Type, No Saintly Leads or Idiots!
Looking for books similar to Apocalypse Natural Disasters: I'm Making a Fortune and Stockpiling Supplies Like Crazy (All Living Things in the Apocalypse).
Apocalypse Novels With No Saintly Protagonist, and a Castle With Overpowered Future Tech From the Start
Thanks so much.
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I love this kind of slow-paced writing style! It's very well written. Will the space be upgraded later? Author, please update more! I really hope that soldier Chen Ang isn't the male lead! A soldier's speech and actions seem so slick, like he can't understand human language. The female lead says she doesn't want Chen Ang, but he acts like he didn't hear her, which is annoying.
Dear author, I think Chen Ang is a great male lead. His gaze towards the female lead is so passionate, and as a soldier, he's very responsible. I think Chen Ang is excellent; he doesn't seduce women easily, and while he's cold to outsiders, he's very proactive towards the female lead. I think someone like that would love someone with their life.
My new book has received both good and bad reviews. The good reviews give me confidence, while the bad reviews make me reflect. Thank you to everyone who has read this book. 😘 It is currently estimated that the book will not be too long; it will end once the entire story is written.
The plot is fast-paced and engaging! However, the male lead is unlikable in the early stages. During the stockpiling period, he meets the female lead and becomes suspicious, displaying his domineering CEO tendencies by ordering her to investigate him. He forces her to ask why she has a gun abroad and relentlessly pursues her, though he manages to get away with it temporarily.
It's good, but why didn't the female lead's father, who had the power of time, go back in time to find her mother? And why didn't the female lead agree to go with him? Her father could have taken her, her grandparents, and the male lead with him, since he's a general. Overall, it's still a good watch.
Personally, I think it's alright. I've seen many negative reviews, praising the male lead for various flaws and being greasy. Everyone has different tastes; beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The author put in a lot of effort, so I think it's worth a read.
The idea is good, but because the article is too short, many details may not be described very well. Regarding the issues some people have raised about the male lead, I feel that the male lead doesn't appear very frequently in this story. He's mostly out on missions, and romance takes up very little of the time. So there's really no need to say that the female lead is subsidizing the male lead.
Overall, this novel is really quite good. The opening is captivating, the plot is exciting and engaging, and while the ending felt a bit rushed, at least it had a conclusion. It's better than a bad ending; I recently read several novels that didn't have endings, and that was truly heartbreaking!
It's alright, just a little bit of sauce is missing.
I hope the author can support the male protagonist.