Apocalyptic Downpour: What’s Wrong with Stockpiling a Little Extra?

Hello everyone, thank you to all the friends who have silently supported me. I also apologize to those who didn't like it; I'm sorry for taking up your time. Please be gentle with your criticism and don't leave bad reviews casually. Writing a book isn't easy, and I will continue to improve my abilities. Thank you all for your understanding 😄

It looks pretty good. The post-apocalyptic theme is quite novel, and the supplies are plentiful, with not only small yachts but also large warships. The Conqueror is impressive; hopefully, the ending won't be a letdown. [You get the idea]

The first 11 chapters are a bit wordy; if you're impatient or don't skip ahead, you might just give up. They could easily be summarized in two chapters. My first instinct was to leave, but thankfully there was a cover and a synopsis, so I only read up to chapter 12. Haven't read the rest yet [Please update more!]

It's pretty good (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡, but it's a bit of a hassle since there's no space for planting.

I really like this post-apocalyptic novel. I hope the author keeps up the good work and adds a system reward later on, allowing the ship to evolve into a warship. Also, I hope the author can go abroad and cause some trouble for foreigners.

It's alright, you can check it out if you're looking for something to read!

To be honest, this alone couldn't destroy the country. Not to mention, other schools' lab buildings weren't even flooded, only about 50 more people were affected. Mount Tai alone is 540 meters high, and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is over 4500 meters, not to mention other miscellaneous mountains. If we were to pursue sustainable development, it could probably support 7 to 10 million people. If we only consider land distribution, that would amount to hundreds of millions, but that's meaningless.

I felt it was absolutely amazing.

Don't ask, the author has a sweet tongue. She's very popular.

It's a nice place to live.