
Apocalypse: Upgrade My Shelter and Survive Until Humanity Is Extinct
末世:升级避难所,苟到人类灭绝
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
61Chapters
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6.4Score
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Yes, the foreshadowing was very good, but the aunt's leg is disabled. Now after reading it, I feel like the author wants to give the protagonist's aunt a prosthetic leg. The heroine Black Spider in the black market didn't understand and felt like she was reborn and she dared to place bets. The hero's mother is also a ruthless person. Her husband even attacked her and even brought her own children with her. Even if her aunt had not saved her, she would have died. Considering that she did not let anyone climb into bed for more than ten years after she conspired to kill her husband, she was the main character's mother and has been paying attention to this for more than ten years. She only gave her a living allowance of more than 2,000 per month, which is equivalent to a free-range state. As the saying goes, it is not A mother is ugly, but a dog is not a poor family. No matter what, there is a gift of childbearing. Considering the fact that the legs of the protagonist's father and his sister were killed, in the later stage, it is not too cold-blooded to let the protagonist's mother fend for herself at the end of the world. This is the same as caring for the people around her and her sister. There is a conflict. Later, the protagonist's mother can live in a room and take care of three meals a day. From the point of giving up the company to the protagonist and the point of paying attention to it for more than ten years, it seems that she may regret it. This is just what I think. Of course, it depends on the author's writing. Also, the author will update soon.
Won't her mother explain the reason later? I think all of your points can be explained. The protagonist's mother killed her husband because the protagonist's father forced her to sleep with someone else. Then her superiors thought that the protagonist's siblings were her husband's offspring, so she unilaterally felt that they would be as bad as her husband, so she held a grudge and wanted to kill them both, but later they were killed. Her younger sister was saved, and then she woke up and realized that she was wrong. She also felt regret because she had caused her sister to lose her legs and almost killed her own child. She felt that she had no face to face her child and sister and left. After all, in real life, there are mothers who hate their own children because of their husband's mistakes. Of a child, this also explains why she wants the protagonist to call her mom so much and why she sends people to follow and secretly photograph the protagonist, because she regrets what she did before. But in the end, she still caused her sister's disability. You can lock her up, but you can't lock her in a cage. You divide a house Guan Du is fine. After all, the big mistake lies with the protagonist's father. What you write is like saying that the protagonist's father is right to ask his wife to sleep with others in order to gain power. 🤮 The emotional line of your article is really unbearable to look at, but it's really okay. I don't like the dark wind very much, so I give you five points. Come on, author! Bye-Bye.
The book is very interesting. I wonder if the author has other platforms 🤭
Not bad, keep up the good work, author.
The misunderstanding between Chu Xijing and her son should be resolved soon, and the author should write more about Chu Xijing. Your protagonist's mother is very rich even without zombies, so why don't you write urban novels without zombies?
So far, I personally feel that it is okay, but there is no group. Call me, the author.
I can only say good, I hope to continue writing in this style, and I wish the data will be better
After being on Tomato for so long, this author still wins my heart.
The author is so brave 🙂 no wonder there aren't many people 🙂
It's still generous, but a little bit missing.