The Apocalypse: Building a Mobile Fortress With Billions of Supplies

Come on, update. So far, the plot arrangement is quite reasonable and the writing is good. I read this book after reading another book by the author. The subject matter is very novel. I am looking forward to what the castle will become in the future. Will it be more farming or science fiction style? Don't be influenced by other people, I hope the author can stick to it and finish it.

It's super exciting. It's a book that was delayed by ratings. I personally think this book is worth reading.

Why did you finish the whole book without an ending? [Hold face][Hold face] In fact, I quite like the setting of the heroine, and also the emotional line. It is more dreamy and meets my expectations. I also like another novel's monster-killing and upgrade route, but the heroine is too cruel and double-standard. I think the setting of the heroine building a base to save mankind in the apocalypse is great, and it is very exciting and dramatic. Love, the supporting characters in it are all interesting, I like the direction of the happy ending very much, it's very cool and refreshing. The male protagonist Shang Qi is a bit surprised, because Gu Shangse endured the same zombies and made me cry. In my heart, he is the male protagonist. They have been together all the way, but Shang Qi suddenly appeared. I really hope that the female protagonist will have more harems [face covering]

This book is very good, the heroine is kind-hearted, and it is a very good apocalyptic novel. I have read many apocalyptic novels, and this one is a better one. I generally like to see those who develop alone in the wilderness, and then build a base by themselves. Instead of building a base for himself, he needs to build a team land. A nice article.

Does the author have a male protagonist? It's the end of the world, why does it have to have a male protagonist? What's the point of having a male protagonist? It's all cheating, and the male protagonist is still useless. Come on, the author!

I think it's pretty good. I don't quite understand the heroine's behavior in some parts at the beginning, but later on I feel like it's getting better and better as I watch it. I hope the author will update it more. I hope Shang Se is the male protagonist

In the car, Su Ling looked back through the rearview mirror, her eyes light. It wasn't until she lost sight of all the scenery behind her that she withdrew her gaze and turned her head to look at Gu Shangse who was driving, "Aqi, we are the only ones on this trip to Beicheng." "Although the mountains are high and the road is long, I have nothing to fear with A Qi by my side." If the space-time tunnel is really chaotic, she and Shang Qi have little chance of stopping it with their own strength. She has already set up the moving castle program and left the operating instructions for the moving castle to Sister Na and the others. Hopefully she will come back, but if not, she will have no regrets. Shang Qi released his hand and held Su Ling's hand. He turned sideways and kissed Su Ling's cheek, "I will protect Ah Ling during this trip, not only for this trip, but also for the rest of my life."

Not enough to watch [cry][cry][cry]. I hope Shang Qi is safe.

It looks great, why are the ratings so low? It's really fun for the female protagonist to punish the villain, but I can't tell the difference between the male protagonist and the male protagonist in the early stage [cover face] [cover face] I've been waiting for the author to write me a romantic scene between the male and female protagonist [crying] [crying] [crying] There has never been one, (except for kissing) but it's sweet It's very sweet, and the male protagonist is also super strong, but maybe it's too rushed. I always feel that the author still has a lot of content that he didn't write before it ended [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] I still want to see the follow-up, @author [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

First of all, when I see so many bad comments in the comment area, I would like to refute it. I, who have read more than 170 chapters, feel that it is okay. This is a novel, not a short story. It is really funny to comment after reading 30 or 40 chapters. Secondly, the story should not be gradual, but it was killed when it came out. How can the story develop? A supporting character appeared in more than ten or twenty chapters and then disappeared. Do you remember? In the end, I just came to look for who the male protagonist is, but I couldn't find it. Then I saw the bad comments to correct my name as a bookworm. Your pole is your right