Everyday Life Amid Disasters: Eating and Drinking Well in the Apocalypse

One of the few works in Tomato that I didn't feel was misogynistic or malicious towards women. Even in many non-CP, strong female, and dual female protagonists, the author subconsciously uses a male perspective to describe the story, and there is a lot of unconscious malice towards the female characters. I think this is probably because of the environment we live in. Mainstream film and television novels are instilling this in us. The "taming" of women is unconsciously carried out by the entire society, and it is not easy to break free. From the part of this book that I have seen so far, except for the usual physics errors in apocalyptic novels, there are almost no other problems with apocalyptic novels. The heroine is sensible, willing to help others within her ability, and is ruthless against evil. She is not a saint, nor is she more of a villain than a villain. This is one of the few books I give 5 stars. 4 Stars, 1 star, encouragement. I hope the author can write better, the knowledge part is more rigorous, and the details part can be better.

Coming from other places, I specially put tomatoes for the author, cheers. [Salute][Got it] I really like this novel. Let me tell you a few things I like: First of all, the two protagonists can be said to be outstanding in terms of personal abilities and other aspects. The protagonist of this novel does not have too much gold fingers, which is what I like very much. They are very powerful, but they are also imaginable and not mindless. Secondly, I really like the story and the description of the non-protagonist characters in the portrayal of various ordinary people in the apocalyptic situation. Although some characters are really sad, they are very real. Just like God has forced mankind into a dead corner, everyone will make different choices, and there is no absolute right or wrong choice. Third, I really like the portrayal of female characters in it. Women like to be placed in a supporting role. To a certain extent, the appearance of female characters in some novels is just to set off the protagonist. The female characters in this book are well written.

This book is very in line with my taste, and it also has two female protagonists🥺Apocalyptic books with small golden fingers are really rare. On Tomato, please come on, author✊🏻 In fact, what I am most satisfied with is that this book has no prejudice against women. Many apocalyptic books have a disgusting smell between the lines, as if women deserve to live a bad life in the apocalypse... The heroine in this book is not a saint, but the help she can give is generous. I love this atmosphere of women helping each other💞

A survivalist without a golden finger, it's very special and more realistic, the logic is good, and it's better to have two female protagonists.

This is my current favorite among the Tomato Heroines. The plot and emotional lines are both very good.

Is this a long book? If I promise not to get scammed, I'll pursue it. The setting is quite special. Most apocalyptic novels have a necessary space, but this one does not. I look forward to its future development.

Very good, very good, come on❛˓◞˂̵✧

Delicate emotions and good writing.

Is the other heroine his neighbor?

I'm optimistic about you. Like it. Add to bookshelf.