Ice Age Apocalypse: I Stockpiled Supplies and Watched the World Change

The author has written this book about natural disasters better than this one. He writes about disasters in such a detailed way. Great review. This score is at least 9 points. Why is the score so low?

A very wonderful story. Sitting Fungus is very talented both in terms of its ideological level and the depth of its analysis of society and human nature. Why is the score only a little over six points? Didn't you spend your energy on managing the equal shares? Yes, it takes a lot of effort to write such a wonderful and in-depth story. Come on, work hard for the readers who are destined to do so [Like][Like][Like]

This book is highly recommended by book gods of more than 20 years. Don't be fooled by the score. This book is at least 9.5. This book is not popular. It is unacceptable. It is a pity that it is not popular. It is because there are too many taboos and platforms dare not promote it.

There is one thing to say, and it is really well written. It truly embodies the meaning of the word apocalypse. Too many apocalyptic novels start with the collapse of society, the annihilation of human nature, and the state machine is as if it is made of paper. As long as the earth does not explode, any disaster has a process. People who have lived in peaceful times for a long time cannot abandon human nature all of a sudden. I think the plot of this book is quite reasonable. It is a step-by-step process. Order cannot completely collapse in one day. This step-by-step transition from the prosperous and prosperous times to the end of the world, the transformation of human nature, the successive appearances of various monsters and awakened people, and the unknown destiny of mankind. In this kind of disaster sweeping the world, everyone is doing whatever it takes to survive, good or bad. The good and evil of human nature are vividly displayed.

The description of real society is very awesome

It's just my personal feeling. It's a very good book that I can read into. It's well written. It's the end of the world. I can understand whoever dies. There's no smooth sailing in the world. The 7.8 Rating is a bit underestimating this book. It's great. Come on. After seeing Chapter 987, it's hard to comment. I probably know why your score is low. It feels aggrieved to be coerced into watching it like this. I thought it was a cool article. It's hard to calm down

The best post-apocalyptic novel I have read so far. The characters are all well written, and there are no zombies or superpowers. It is very consistent. However, the updates are too slow. I don't understand why the rating is so low. I have been a bookworm for more than ten years. It feels much prettier than those with high scores, probably because they were maliciously lowered...

It is much better than the apocalyptic novels that are listed first, and the setting is more logical. Unlike one book, the protagonist does not build up any power. He collects tens of billions of supplies from Wal-Mart and orders hundreds of banquets for himself and his harem.

Why is the rating so low? This book is better than most books rated 9 or above. The author is thoughtful and logical, and his emotional descriptions are natural. In some places, he writes very well about the desolation and helplessness of the end of the world. The characters in this book are very well fleshed out and fully embody the word motley. The protagonist is ruthless but not ruthless, has an online IQ, is brave and resourceful, very good!

I think this is the best post-apocalyptic novel I have ever read. Some people think that the author wrote a Wu Jun protagonist who is the Virgin. On the contrary, I think the author has portrayed the protagonist in a very detailed way. Human nature is contradictory. From the beginning, no one is perfect or perfect. Some people think that the pace of the plot description is too slow. I remember that the author depicts characters of different ages and professions very well and very close to life. Where there are people, there is struggle. The apocalypse is not just about fighting zombies, but also about human relationships. Come on, author. I like this style very much.