[Sci-Fi] [Post-Apocalyptic] [System] [No Male Lead]
A beam of light pierced through the nebula, and the apocalypse began on Blue Star.
Yan Jun, the heroine, possessed both spatial and devouring abilities. With the help of the supercomputer Yaochi, she gradually built a space better suited to human survival. People carried on as usual, farming, working, marrying, and having children... keeping human civilization alive.
But is that all? No! Humanity's ultimate goal is to advance toward a higher civilization!
Under extreme weather conditions, Yan Jun looked at the exhausted foreigners and couldn't help asking, "Why are they chewing on tree bark? Can you even eat bark? Why aren't they eating watermelon? Do they think it tastes bad?"
"Forget it, never mind them. Let's head back to camp and have hotpot! Ha pi jiu~"
(No male lead, no male lead, no male lead. There is definitely no male lead. The romantic elements early on are part of the heroine's inner journey and are necessary to the plot.
The early part focuses on building a camp, the middle part is all about enjoying life, and the later part may head into space. If nobody reads that far, I might have to cut it short~ So if you think you'll enjoy this, please add it to your collection and leave a vote to encourage updates. Thank you!)
So far it's pretty good, but it's a pity that the title of the book, "The Strongest Camp Benefits the People", is not reflected in the book's title. At present, the word count is still small, it has not been released yet, and the plot has just been unfolded, so I can't guess the direction of the subsequent plot. But for now, if you can't successfully solve the problem in the early stage, it will still be a bit disappointing. Another issue is the positioning of this book. The label says no CP, and the introduction also says there is no male protagonist, but for now, the female protagonist still has great fantasies about Jing Chen, and this fantasy comes from her previous life. It is difficult not to make people doubt that Jing Chen will most likely become the male protagonist of this book. From the current point of view, the heroine seems to be more proactive in the few limited contacts she has with Jing Chen. Perhaps love plays a larger role in the relationship. All in all, I just want to emphasize two points at the moment: first, it is best to refine the introduction to better attract readers; second, it is best to focus on the plot and match the label and positioning of the work.