[Entirely fictional setting]
The heroine is an ordinary person. I haven't decided whether there will be a male lead yet. I really haven't decided, mostly because I can't figure out what kind of person to pair with the heroine.
[Golden finger space, survival through natural disasters, no zombies, no superpowers.
The heroine is a hoarder who loves storing supplies. The story focuses on farming, food, and fleeing to survive.] Since she's the heroine, it's only natural that she sometimes finds a little more supplies. Please don't complain about it.
Mu Qing remembers her previous life. The apocalypse began with more than a month of torrential rain starting on July 7, followed by floods, extreme cold, extreme heat, earthquakes, smog, acid rain, tsunamis, and swarms of mosquitoes, flies, locusts, cockroaches, and nematodes that seemed to have mutated. Strange new species also appeared without warning, catching people unprepared. Less than one in ten people worldwide survived.
Mu Qing struggled to survive for six years in the apocalypse, then died in that sudden tsunami.
She truly couldn't run anymore. In those six years, she had eaten insect cakes and chewed tree bark. When hunger got bad enough, she even stuffed clay into her mouth. Her final thought before dying was that perhaps death would be a kind of release.
But it was as if Heaven had let her slip through the back door. Better to live poorly than not at all. Now that she could feel the space within her, she was sure she could live well this time.
In this life, the disasters of the apocalypse suddenly grow more severe. Every hurdle is hard to clear, but she clears them all. Follow Mu Qing as she fights to survive against the natural disasters of the apocalypse.
I'm no good at writing synopses. Please read the story instead.
Personally, I feel that a post-apocalyptic world with natural disasters is scarier than a zombie apocalypse, especially with insects and mollusks that are truly impossible to defend against. Just thinking about it makes me shudder and feel terrified. If you like this kind of story, you might want to check it out...
I've read through countless post-apocalyptic novels, and this one is excellent. I personally enjoy the hoarding plot, so even if a book is terrible, I'll finish the hoarding part and then abandon it. But this book is very well written. The female lead is independent, not a saint, but she hasn't lost her humanity either.
So far, it's pretty good. The logic is clear, and there's no feeling of suffocation or excessive overpowered abilities. The female lead is a character who grows and develops; she's not a saint but also not cold-blooded. Humans are social animals, and being too cold-blooded and ruthless makes one feel that life is meaningless. I hope the female lead and her friends support each other.
Haha, I stumbled upon this book in the comments, and it's really good! I don't understand why it doesn't have a rating. Everyone should definitely check it out; I think it's excellent. Every book has a different rebirth background, so my reviews vary. By the way, could you please add me to the story? I don't need many chapters; just a small character would be great. Lastly, please update quickly!
I'm giving it five stars because I read a post-apocalyptic novel that was featured on the homepage yesterday. I don't intentionally choose based on sexual orientation, so after reading a few chapters, I was completely blown away. Anyone understand?
She's only seen so far, and she's handling the distance with her half-brother very well—maintaining a good relationship without being too close. Their journey together feels very natural and believable. I'm looking forward to seeing how things develop and what the romance will be like!
Having read the latest chapter, there are currently no flaws. Although the female lead has teammates (including people who were kind to her in her past life, whom she repays but doesn't provide financial assistance to, which is a satisfying aspect), she maintains a respectful distance, allowing for personal space. She's not overly saintly or cruel, which is quite good. I hope the author updates soon.
It's great! Keep up the good work, author! I love the female lead's non-saintly personality; I hope she continues to maintain this style. 😘😘 Author, why have you stopped updating? I was hoping to wait for more updates so I could save them up and read them all! 😢😢
Very good. The male lead isn't particularly helpful; he doesn't provide supplies or equipment. The female lead is beautiful on her own, and when she helps others, she only goes so far as to offer assistance, being very cautious and avoiding giving anyone the risk of discovering her. Keep up the good work, author!
It's been a long time since I've read a post-apocalyptic novel that I really enjoyed. The female lead isn't a saint or resentful, and I really like her companions; they're all sensible, know their place, and don't hold us back. After reading the current updates, I feel like I haven't had enough. I hope the author updates more often! Sending love!