The End of the World: While Others Hoard Supplies, I Will Directly Build the City

Fortunately, it's not like those apocalyptic stories that have a space where one person can store supplies all day long. What's the use of tens of millions of tons? The apocalyptic stories are about preserving human beings.

Not bad, not bad, pretty good-looking. The protagonist has grown up through two lives, and it's smooth and not too abrupt. But I still have to say, this is Tomato. As long as the writing is fun enough, there will be a market. I hope the author can write more fun in the future.

A very good book. This article is an apocalyptic novel in which the protagonist aims at the continuation of the human race and his own survival. He has no superpowers and his IQ is online.

Personally, I feel that it is quite good. It feels better than those that come up to bring space systems. The apocalyptic writing is a pure apocalyptic writing, less messy and more realistic. Now out of 10 apocalyptic articles, 9 are fantasy-like [laughing]

This is quite well written, there are no special powers, it's nice to see the author's speed in updating it!

I'm almost finished reading this book, it's great! I used to not read novels with scores lower than 9, but now after reading this novel with a score of 7.9, I realized that it is much better than the so-called 9.3. I must give it 5 stars⬆️

In terms of scientificity and rigor in the early stage of stocking up, I, a layman, feel that the author has put a lot of effort into it. . But I didn't expect that the second half would soon become an interstellar novel, and I came here to read an apocalyptic novel. . . I used to read too many science fiction novels and had hundreds of them at home. . However, I still insisted on reading it. . And I think it's great that such a world view can be adopted. Just because of the author's seriousness, I can get five points!

Apart from the rebirth, it is very realistic and logical. The author's description of each character is also very clear, each with its own characteristics. It is definitely a rare and good work, not without brains. It's worth a read, and the author will continue to update it.

Not bad. I like to see people saving people like this.

It's really one of the few good-looking ones, and the author's writing is also relatively true.

A very good book, the score is low.

Excellent post-apocalyptic article, it makes me laugh all the time.

A very good apocalyptic novel that is neither zombie nor fake science fiction! It's a pity that it ended too hastily. It should be because of the poor ratings and data that the author loses confidence. However, in Tomato, the data for this kind of book that requires thinking is indeed poor. It is too difficult to find a book that is thoughtful. I need to store a few words in my mind after reading this, so I want to give a negative review of one star.

[Laughing awkwardly] I'm thinking about building a dungeon under the planetary engine that can withstand a lot of things.

Let me talk about the evaluation first. It is good and worth recommending. It has a positive outlook and clear thinking. The theme of doomsday is very rare. It is not plagiarized or similar, and there is no system space to copy and paste the bloody plot. There is not too much elaboration, and it is not written into a messy hodgepodge of doomsday + fantasy cultivation + outer space and other worlds. The pitfalls have been basically filled in, which is good.

It's beautiful. I don't know why the rating is so low. The author will update it soon and give me some support.

Give the author a thumbs up and I will publish it The first point is that the author's description of the characters is very detailed, and the author's diploma is definitely very good. The author's thinking guidance and imagination are very good. The second point is that the character descriptions of the supporting characters are not detailed, but it does not affect the viewing. The third point is that if this book can be expanded, for example (Cell rupture and the like) The apocalypse breaks out again The last bit is a thumbs up from the author! ! ! !

The description of the apocalypse is very good. While other apocalyptic novels are too fantasy, this book is very realistic and down-to-earth. The power of rebuilding groups in the apocalypse is always greater than that of individuals, and the judgment of human nature's evil and good is great!

Although it is a post-apocalyptic novel, it feels very real

When ice and snow completely swallowed the world, ten years of apocalyptic wind and frost carved vicissitudes of life on the protagonist's face. He had witnessed the collapse of humanity in the cold wind and the fall of civilization in the darkness. In the end, with scars and unfinished regrets all over his body, he was given the opportunity to rewrite his destiny. After returning from rebirth, he has no supernatural powers or zombie threats, but he chooses to shoulder a responsibility heavier than any supernatural power - rebuilding human civilization. Starting from building the first shelter, he carried supplies with frozen hands, recruited partners with a hoarse voice, and turned every munition and seed into a fire of hope. Facing the evil forces that were eyeing him, he led his team to build the Great Wall of flesh and blood; on the desolate ice field, he built a complete system of science, agriculture, medicine, etc. From scratch, so that the light of education could once again illuminate the eyes of children. Those architectural drawings drawn at his desk late at night and those figures repeatedly testing in the laboratory are all his gentle struggle against fate. There is no cool superpower showdown here, but there is a more shocking power - when scientists stay up all night to solve problems on blizzard nights, when teachers tell history to children with frozen lips, when ordinary people take up arms to protect their common home, the perseverance of ordinary people gathers into a galaxy that illuminates the end of the world. The protagonist knows very well that rebuilding civilization is not a feat of one person, but an epic written by countless people with trust and love. And when the root of the apocalypse gradually emerges, what courage will he and his partners have to open a new chapter for mankind? This is a story about despair and hope, brokenness and rebirth, and every word tells it: the real hero is the one who plants civilization in the ruins. Come and witness this magnificent journey of civilizational renaissance, and experience how ordinary people ignite the world with their beliefs!

It is a rare good article about the apocalypse. There is no fantasy about cultivating immortals with supernatural powers, no so-called inhumanity in killing decisively, and no double standards for beauties and other survivors. It is simply a story about the so-called "reborn" male protagonist and his assistant leading some people to survive in the extremely cold apocalypse and continue the human fire.

I finished reading it in one go, and there are basically no flaws in the early writing. The protagonist's personality is also good, but not as wise as the Virgin Mary. I listened to more than 160 chapters quickly after switching to science fiction, and the author also explained the reason at the end. Five-star praise

The writing is very good and logical. I don't know why the rating is low.

"If fate is determined by fate, I will break the sky!" → *"What if breaking the sky is also a part of fate?" When changing destiny itself becomes destiny, does free will exist? Am I destiny? No, destiny is destiny, but I just want to change my destiny against heaven!

Like it, like it very much! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍There are a lot of apocalyptic books that I really can't stand anymore. Halfway through, I rush to write a book review. This book is a bit short, but it still has some height. It looks comfortable! Especially the description of human nature is not too deep to make people feel uncomfortable, and it can unfold the story from a human perspective. Author, you should write about the apocalypse. It may be for personal reasons. I have read your other works, but they are not as interesting as the one about the apocalypse, so I didn't read them. This book is really good, clear, really clear, with flesh and blood and soul. For example, there was a busload of students and drivers. I thought they would just be part-timers and passed by. Unexpectedly, they later grew into the backbone of the base. This growth process is human adaptability. Most apocalyptic novels are like single-player games, which are dull and boring to read. The weak are always weak, but the protagonist is always strong. He sweeps everything with the memory of his past life and ignores everything. You must know that those who can rise in the past life naturally have their own background and opportunities. You may have an advantage, but the strong people in the past life may not be much worse than you. Let's complain, I wrote too much.

A really nice book

Yes, books are getting better! Worth reading!

To be honest, it's really good to watch. The first and middle stages are very good. It's fun to watch and amass money to build a city and build power. It makes people feel very involved. However, the advanced technology is added later and the progress is too fast. It's a pity that the ending is too rushed. But it is also a doomsday novel with at least 9 points. Come on, the author, and I look forward to meeting you in the next one [laughs]

Finally, I can read a good-looking article about the end of the world that has no supernatural powers. The whole article is compact and has no ink. The most important thing is that it is not disgusting. It is full of righteousness but not holy. It was a pleasure to read, but it's a bit short. I'll definitely read it if the author comes up with new articles.

It's really good, good reviews