Transmigrated into an Apocalypse Novel: Struggling to Survive with My Family, Young and Old
穿书末世：带着一家老幼艰难求生
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- Completed
- Length
- 449k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Stories About Lucky Heroines Gathering Resources or Growing Crops
Looking for books similar to "Otherworldly Continent: The Useless Spirit Crafter". Something like this, set in a space-faring or alternate world where people have to gather supplies in the wilderness to survive. The female lead is very lucky and always finds all kinds of strange and wonderful things.
Apocalypse Novels: Bringing Along the Parents
Apocalypse novels where the protagonist takes their parents along.
Catastrophe, No Zombies, Female-Oriented, No CP, Spatial Storage, Reborn, Independent, Not a Saint
Looking for books like "In the Cataclysmic Apocalypse, I Stockpile a Trillion Supplies by Scavenging". Female-oriented, no CP, surviving alone!!! Though I guess going with someone is fine too.
Female Lead Is a Background Character Who Stays Away From the Plot
The female lead is just an ordinary passerby and doesn't get involved in the plot.
Reborn in a Post-Apocalyptic Disaster, Something Heartwarming, Preferably with Family
Looking for books like "Disaster Strikes: I'm a Survival Player in the Apocalypse". There should be a male lead, with the two of them working hard together, a cozy feel, and a couple that's fun to ship!
Recommend Something You've Read Recently
I'm looking for books similar to "Huh? Huh?? Huh???". I've read quite a few stories lately and found some real gems. I'd love something similar, with polished writing and a reasonably logical plot, not something dumbed down.
Any Powerful Sorcerers Who Know of This?
The male lead is immortal and I think his surname is Chen. The story starts with a tribe in the Great Wilderness. He takes on a disciple who eventually becomes a great emperor. The protagonist keeps creating new cultivation systems. The story is still updating. Later, he takes on another disciple, a beggar with no talent for cultivation, who takes the protagonist's surname.
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Earth Reset: Surviving Disasters with My Whole Family
The Apocalypse Arrives: I Picked Up a Male Celebrity While Stockpiling Supplies
Apocalypse: After Stockpiling Trillions' Worth of Supplies, I Start Taking It Easy
Reborn After the Apocalyptic Disaster, My Family Thrives by Stockpiling Supplies
My Whole Family Returns to the Eve of the Apocalypse with Superpowers
Back One Month Before the Disaster, with 10 Billion in My Account
I Turned the True Heiress of a Tragic Novel into a Mediator
Reborn in the Apocalypse: I Stockpile Ten Billion in Supplies and Lie Low to Live Forever
Apocalypse of Disasters: The Whole Family Stocks Up Together
Farm Life in a Natural Disaster Apocalypse
In the Apocalypse, I Build a Crew with Billions in Supplies
Another World: That's Too Much! Starting from Scratch to Earn Contribution Points
In the Apocalypse, I Stockpiled 10 Trillion in Supplies, and My Family Gathered Around to Eat
Disaster: From the Start, One Mountain to Call My Own. Stockpile? Farm!
Dreaming of Disaster: A Working Girl's Stockpiling Diary
A Hundred Billion in Supplies: The Zombie King Is Actually My Adorable Puppy
Apocalypse Rebirth: I Lead My Family to Amass Billions in Supplies
Fleeing Famine and Farming: The Eldest Daughter of the Farmhouse Keeps the Family Fed
Post-Apocalyptic Scavenging: I Turn Trash into Treasure and Coast to Victory
After Reincarnating as a Wretched Old Woman, I Just Want to Live a Laid-Back Life
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I don't know why people hoard so much food. Unless it's an endless apocalypse, in which case it's better to die sooner rather than suffer. Otherwise, just buy about the same amount as usual for backup. I remember my sister's wedding a few years ago cost 800 yuan per table, and the dishes were plentiful and varied. One hundred million could buy 125,000 tables.
It's great! I finished it in one go. The female lead's family is very heartwarming. In chapter 19, another family's child freezes to death, and the female lead's grandfather takes the child home to temporarily raise. Although it's a bit of a saintly act, the child is alright and quite sensible, knowing to contribute their family's food reserves as lodging fees. The child's father is a soldier.
This is great, keep writing!
It's so frustrating! After finishing this book, I immediately wanted to find a replacement, but I ended up with a supposedly reborn, easy-going novel. Well, the rich heiress running a company and collecting supplies already has almost 40 pages of content.
Overall, the content is pretty good. It's about teaming up with the military to survive. There are no zombies, but there are mutated creatures and extreme weather. The beginning focuses on stockpiling supplies, and the later part focuses on teaming up to complete missions and survive. There are family and partners involved. However, the ending is too abrupt. The space is basically used for stockpiling supplies, and other settings are not utilized.
This is the most heartwarming post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read. It doesn't depict extreme selfishness, indifference, or cruelty. The protagonist has clear likes and dislikes and hates evil. There's still so much genuine emotion between people. It doesn't leave the reader with only feelings of despair for the end times. Excellent, highly recommended.
It's really good. I haven't read this kind of book in a long time, but this one rekindled my interest. Plus, there's no melodramatic plot, and everyone on the team is great. Especially the ending—the way they told Ningning to quickly find a safe place to leave after learning she had a spatial ability was a huge plus.
Overall, it's alright. The details aren't crucial, so I'm giving it four stars for the subject matter; it's quite novel. The people around the female lead are very kind to her, which is heartwarming. However, the female lead isn't very bright or quick-witted, but thankfully she has lawyer Han Ge to help her.
I'm not entirely satisfied with the ending. It should have been that after the space was exposed, the base and the nation protected the female protagonist and eliminated all the villains and those with designs on it, allowing the space to better serve humanity, instead of them slinking away in disgrace.
It's a pretty interesting post-apocalyptic story. The characters are well-developed. Besides the special abilities of having a spatial ability and being able to hear the language of their relatives, there's no long, rambling narration, and no overly domineering female characters. They act within their capabilities in the military base.