A Couch Potato's Post-Disaster Farming Journal
咸鱼灾后种田记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 289k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Help, Life Is Exhausting Enough Already. Looking For Relaxing, Healing, Farming Stories
Farming Stories Where Animals Love the Protagonist and Her Home Is Full of Them
Lots and lots of little animals.
Female-Oriented Fiction About Natural Disasters, Like Extreme Cold, Polar Nights, Typhoons, and Floods
Looking for books like "Doomsday: The Adorable Chubby Three-Year-Old Girl Is the Beloved of the Fantastic Four". Preferably no CP, no self-sacrificing saintly heroine, and no zombies. Thanks, everyone.
Apocalypse, Extreme Cold, Disaster, Stockpiling Supplies, No System
Stories About Lucky Heroines Gathering Resources or Growing Crops
Looking for books similar to "Otherworldly Continent: The Useless Spirit Crafter". Something like this, set in a space-faring or alternate world where people have to gather supplies in the wilderness to survive. The female lead is very lucky and always finds all kinds of strange and wonderful things.
Apocalypse, Romance, Male Lead Appears Early, Reborn or Transmigrated
Ideally, the male lead protects the heroine all the way until the apocalypse ends.
Farming Stories Where the Heroine Raises Large Pets
Looking for Apocalypse Novels Where the Whole Family Sticks Together and Lays Low Through the Natural Disasters
The whole family should stay together, all safe and sound. Ideally, they don't join any organizations and live independently, without being affected by others.
Looking for Wasteland Stories About a Girl Scavenging Every Day for Edible Mutant Plants and Animals
Looking for books similar to On the Wasteland, I Scavenge to Buy a House in the Safe Zone. I really hope I can find another story like this. Surely this isn't the only one on Fanqie 😭😭😭 I want a female-oriented story, not a male-oriented one.
Looking for a Quiet Apocalypse-Era Farming Story
The protagonist should be plant-based, quietly growing in a corner.
The Chosen One of Farming, Growing Vegetables Between the Bricks: Any Apocalypse Farming Stories?
In a Reading Slump? Look Here
Looking for books like "I Earn Black Tech by Beating Up Academic Rivals". It's really good, and the opening hooked me right away. I'm the kind of person who only reads the beginning: if it isn't good, I drop it immediately. But I've kept following this one. The author really knows their stuff when it comes to some of the academic topics...
Any Apocalypse Stories That Aren’t About Stockpiling Supplies?
I really want to read this kind of story: the moment she opens her eyes, it’s time to fight! The apocalypse arrives and order collapses. The female lead sets out alone with a knife, crossing the world. Along the way, she meets all kinds of people and encounters all kinds of things, then quietly leaves and keeps moving forward. In the end, she has two or three close friends.
In same booklists
Apocalypse: I Feed My Cats and Dogs by Farming
Struggling to Survive in the Putrid Fog
In the Cataclysmic Apocalypse, All I Care About Is Stockpiling Supplies
Reborn in the Wasteland: The Female Beta Turns Dark on the Spot
The Spirits of the Mountain Beg Me to Tame Them, and All They Want Is to Farm
Apocalyptic Disasters: Stockpile Food and Guns, Win Through Cooperation
Rising to Fame in Another World by Scavenging the Wasteland
Another World: I Have a Gathering System
The Apocalypse Is Here, and I Have an Island
Apocalypse Calamities: I Build an Otherworldly Paradise by Stockpiling Supplies
On the Wasteland: I Scavenged My Way into a Safe Zone
My Homebody Life in the Apocalypse
Struggling to Survive in a Wasteland World
On the Wasteland, I Rule the Roost with My Pocket Dimension
Wasteland Survival: I Can See Radiation
Wasteland: I Scavenge With a Calico Cat, Stockpile Food, and Get Rich
[Natural Disaster] Little Days in the Apocalypse
Wasteland Scavenging: While Others Scavenge, I Raise Kids and Cultivate Immortality
Shen Luoluo & Lu Yannan
Surviving Among the Embers
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The concept is great, but the romance between the male and female leads is too sudden—they get together after just a few meals… And is it really possible for a new human and an old human to be together? Besides, even with the male lead's wealthy family, if the space is exposed and the base demands the female lead hand over, it's questionable whether he can protect her…🤔🤔
It's alright, the writing is good. I read it as a farming and cute pet novel. However, the development of the romance between the male and female leads felt a bit rushed, and also, since the author is from the south, their control over temperature seemed a little off.
It was alright, but there was one thing: a bug burst out of someone's brain, and then it seemed like they were possessed or something. I didn't see what happened next; I think it skipped to the finale when the female lead was about to leave. Ah, the corn snake died! What a cute little snake! The grandma who made pumpkin pancakes also died, and the Wang family disappeared. They didn't even write about the person who sold the seeds—the one who was half real and half fake!
I really like this kind of farming story; the characters are also trying their best to live. My favorite character is Dahei. It's just that the story is a bit short; it ends before you know it, and the ending felt a bit rushed.
The female lead is quite kind. Without her spatial ability, she might not have had such a peaceful life. With the spatial ability, planting crops makes things much easier. The romance between the male and female leads develops quite quickly. Those who like this type of story can check it out…
The plot is quite original, and the overall atmosphere is very heartwarming. The most dangerous part right now is probably the killer bee scene. I hope the author keeps updating!
A vibrant, innovative, and very engaging post-apocalyptic novel about natural disasters.
It's alright, the low score is because the author's writing isn't very closed-loop.
It's truly a wonderful book. The content is realistic and unexaggerated, and the ending is heartwarming and hopeful. The whole book leaves you with a bittersweet feeling. It's a highly recommended book. I love it.
The subject matter and setting are both novel, and the writing is generally sound, but it feels like it might lack depth in terms of emotional and detailed descriptions. It can be enjoyed as a lighthearted novel to pass the time.