Apocalypse Construction
When strange phenomena appear in the sky, everyone else becomes an Esper, but she gets parasitized by a System from an alien star system.
“Interstellar Aid and Relief.” Sounds like it might be useful.
What is going on? She's a Host with a massive high-tech System, so why does she still have to haul bricks herself every single day?
Building a safe residential community costs a fortune, leaving the Host in dire straits.
At last, a team of free laborers arrives, voluntarily revealing the System's origins and seeking official protection.
The days of lying flat and collecting rent are here!
(This story mainly focuses on the central cast, so it won't be very long. It's a short novella. Before the apocalypse, the heroine was just an ordinary girl. She'll grow step by step as the story unfolds and help everyone in her own way. There is a male lead, but romance doesn't take up much of the story. Skip it if that's not your thing; it won't affect the plot.)
The premise is good, focusing on helping the country, but I didn't see any romantic development between the male and female leads. Seeing the female lead's family, her uncle's family, her paternal uncle's family, and her cousin's family all living in one villa! Even building a small house next door would have been better; I just couldn't accept them all living together.
Overall, the plot was pretty good. The country was very united, and the relationship between the male and female leads developed gradually. However, I've probably read too many wish-fulfillment novels, so I felt some parts were a bit too idealistic. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Without a country, there is no home; without organization, we are just a disorganized mess. This article evokes a sense of vitality and gives ordinary people hope!
There are some bugs, but it's a fictional world after all, so we can't expect too much accuracy. It's my first time watching this type of thing, so it's quite refreshing.
It's alright. Keep it up, author! Could you please update a little faster?
A short story worth reading; however, this is the first time I've found an article where the apocalypse ended so quickly.
It's not about mindless enjoyment; without a country, where can there be any stability and order? I think what's written is very reasonable, I recommend it.
It's good, although there are some shortcomings. But what I like most is developing and strengthening my own country, so those shortcomings can be ignored.
Books worth reading, keep it up!
It's really good, author, keep up the good work!