
Apocalypse Descends: When Supplies Run Low, My Mental Power Makes Up the Difference
末世降临:囤货不够,精神力来凑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 338k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Disaster Survival Stories, But No Endless Stockpiling
I've read too many stories about stockpiling supplies. Stockpile, stockpile, stockpile, I'm sick of it. Anyone have stories about a difficult fight to survive?
Apocalypse Stories Where the Heroine Secretly Has a Pocket Dimension and Stocks Up on Supplies in Advance
Help! Can’t the female lead just keep the secret to herself? She says she’ll never trust anyone again, then turns around and tells someone about her pocket dimension, saying he’ll be important to her in the future. The thing is, that person doesn’t even know her yet. It’s so frustrating.
Quick Transmigration: An Ordinary Heroine Is Mistreated by the Hero, Who Later Regrets It and Tries to Win Her Back
The female lead was apparently in a vegetative state, so someone set up quick transmigration worlds to wake her. In the end, did she wake up or die? The male lead was her attending physician. I want to reread it but can't find it. It's a tragic story.
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Apocalypse Survival: I Can See Hidden Hints
Natural Disaster: I Stockpile Billions in Supplies to Survive the Apocalypse
Apocalypse: The Whole Company Denies the Existence of the 18th Floor
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Apocalypse: Stockpiling a Billion in Supplies from Day One
Natural Disasters from the Start: I Hoard a Hundred Billion in Supplies and Win by Doing Nothing
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Apocalypse Game: Killing My Girlfriend on Day One
The Ice Age Apocalypse: I Hoarded a Hundred Billion in Supplies
Apocalypse Rebirth: The Big Shot Starts by Stockpiling a Million Supplies
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A truly imaginative story. Instead of being a typical wish-fulfillment novel about hoarding billions, it tells a story with intrigue, growth, and the brilliance of humanity. There's one minor flaw: there are too few female characters in the novel. Besides the protagonist, there are only two other female characters. All the spotlight is given to the male characters (including the villains).
Please kick me when it's finished 😢😢 There are only two chapters left, and I can't bear to read them 😢 I initially thought the female lead would be a saint like in other books, but after finishing the book, I realized she's not a saint at all 😢
It was alright, except for one bad spot: the second cave. There was food and rabbits inside, but the female lead didn't mention it. Ningning's brother was even beaten to death for stealing food. I'm not a saint, but I thought that after she collected everything the first time, she would pretend to find something in the second cave and tell everyone, but she didn't.
Why is the rating so low? I don't see many low stars (bad reviews) in the comments section. Overall, it's good and logical, but so far, it feels really depressing. With so many natural disasters, there's so little space for human survival. It feels like we're almost extinct. It's just constant separation and death... Why isn't the author updating yet? I thought it was almost finished.
It depicts the realities of life in all its aspects, highlighting humanity even more than many post-apocalyptic films! Keep up the good work, author! In such a harsh apocalyptic world, I still hope the female lead has a smoother journey. Having a romantic partner is nice too; "Through countless hardships, at least I still have you."
The most captivating post-apocalyptic novel! I've read many post-apocalyptic novels and given up on them all, but this one is the real deal—a story of humanity amidst extinction, and touching moments amidst despair, unfolding bit by bit, making it impossible to put down until the very end.
The author demonstrates a strong foundation in astronomy and geography, presenting each natural disaster alongside historical disaster information. The author's writing is clearly rigorous and logically sound. The female protagonist's character becomes more fleshed out and well-developed through her experiences. The author excels at both character development and background description! 👍 A truly excellent novel about natural disasters!
This is the best post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read. The female lead isn't the extremely cold-hearted type, nor is she a saint; she's a genuinely good person who would sacrifice herself for humanity. I cried several times while reading it; it was so touching. Especially the scene where soldiers in heavy protective suits deliver food to the people during the acid rain was incredibly moving.
Highly recommended! It has a very realistic writing style; humanity is so weak in the face of disaster. In such an environment, we really can't afford to relax even a little. Sigh… watching everyone around the female lead leave one by one is so painful and depressing. It's such a pity about Meng Jie!!! And it feels like the female lead's journey is still quite long.
This novel is quite realistic, giving the reader a sense of being there. Frequent disasters and numerous events reveal both the good and evil of human nature, and the writing is excellent! The female protagonist possesses a resilient spirit, and in her struggle against harsh environments and treacherous human nature, she gradually transforms from an ordinary nurse into a courageous and resourceful leader!