
I Livestream in Ancient Times to Earn Supplies for an Apocalypse Base
我在古代直播,为末世基地赚物资
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 667k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Any Fresh Apocalypse Novels for Women? Female-Centric, Please!
Looking for Stories Where the Female Lead Travels Between Planes and Makes Use of Items From Each One
Looking for books like "After the Adorable Baby Was Abandoned, She Was Spoiled by Soldiers Across the Country". Something similar is fine; the heroine doesn’t have to be an adorable little kid. (I’ve also read "Superpower Agent: Queen of Arms", but it isn’t on Qiezi.)
Any Novels About Livestreaming or Making Videos for People in Ancient Times to Watch?
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It seamlessly blends elements of multiple dimensions, a live trading system, an escape game, a post-apocalyptic world, ancient times, modern times, and a gladiatorial arena, without creating a chaotic or disjointed narrative. The writing is fluent, the plot is logical, and aside from being unfinished, there are currently no other issues.
I've finished the whole book and am only now writing a review. The rating is only in the six-somethings, and there's a reason for that. The biggest reason is that it's not enough to read. Many plot points could have been developed and described in detail, but the author basically glossed over them. It's rare to find such a good book—the plot is tight, the characters are fresh—but the author's lack of patience and impulsive ending, without any regard for the readers' feelings, is the downside!
It's quite interesting, combining many elements while remaining well-written; it's definitely a good read. However, the ending feels a bit rushed, like it was written in a hurry. For example, the male lead's parents and such weren't explained.
Beautiful and vivid, I'm sending you stars!
It looks so good! (✪▽✪) Why is nobody watching? (*`へ´*)ヾ(´A')ノ゚ Update soon!!
It's so good! I love it! Author, keep up the good work! ^0^~
This is a very good story; I don't know why the rating is so low. The author has a unique imagination, the writing is smooth, and the ending is completely unexpected. Judging from the title alone, I thought the main characters would either stay in ancient times or return to the post-apocalyptic world, and that their original post-apocalyptic world would improve. However, I never imagined they would go their separate ways and follow two different paths.
The book is great overall, but the ending felt rushed; some things weren't fully explained before it ended. 🤦
Combining multiple themes such as post-apocalyptic, time travel, survival, farming, space, and cultivation, this is a highly recommended watch! 👍👍👍👍
A very unique novel about the fate of a nation, worth reading.