I Won't Panic When the Apocalypse Comes, the Space Is Full of Containers

Now I see chapter 227. Why is the score of 8.7 So low? I feel that it is at least 9.3. It is quite good-looking in a post-apocalyptic novel. There are many details that are quite real. I am not saying that the plot is real, but it is more logical. Nothing happens all at once. It is all slowly, slowly. The space is slowly getting stronger. Morality and the rule of law are also slowly collapsing. It is also very satisfying to torture the scum. It is not said that the opponent will be killed at the beginning. After all, the social order is still there. Once the conditions are mature, those scum will die faster. The image of a soldier has been maintained very well and he has always been the hero of the people. What some people say is quite unpleasant. Saying that the male and female protagonists are selfish or something, they can't protect themselves first, okay? In order to stand out as one of the two, no one can help with the supplies in that space. Later, I secretly sent free supplies to the military, cooperated with the base in various forms, and took out various crops in my possession. There must be a background. I don't understand that. Not everyone is a fool. Once the space is coveted, it is not as miserable as the previous life. Author, please don't listen to those people's nonsense. Write well, many people will support you.

What's good is that it's a post-apocalyptic disaster story that I like. I like to see the male and female protagonists working hard to stock up on goods to survive in the apocalypse. The author's writing is also very immersive. Come on, use your ideas to write. I only have one request: I hope I can write a million words, and that the male and female protagonists don't do any holy deeds like raising children for others. There is an introduction that clearly states what the book is about, but many people just like to find fault with it, so the author should ignore them!

It's not bad so far, but after reading so many books, I found that the male protagonist is always smarter than the female protagonist. As long as the female protagonist makes a little movement, the male protagonist will notice it, but if the male protagonist is a little different, the female protagonist will hardly notice it.

It seems that the writing so far is pretty good, except for one place where I should have missed a sentence. . . The article about stocking up is quite long, and there is really a lot of stocking up. If I remember correctly, the storage box that the heroine stocked up during the power outage cost 100,000+, and there are also n generators and oils (maybe due to the influence of the previous life). I feel a little reluctant to use electricity. I feel it is unnecessary. I have been reborn and have stocked up so many things for several lifetimes that I can't use them all. I hope that the author can pay attention to it next time when writing. After all, it is not yet the time when the extreme cold and heat allow the body to gradually adapt to the outside weather. Come on, please update. I've been looking for apocalyptic books for a long time after reading the book "The End of the World Comes to All the Evil Guys on the 18th Floor", but I haven't found anything satisfactory. Only the one I saw yesterday made me want to continue reading.

It's really good-looking, I love it. It's the first time I've seen stocking up so much. I came here just for these stockings [laughing]

A very interesting post-apocalyptic disaster story, but it's a pity it's not finished! I really want to see the male and female protagonists fall in love together soon, hehe! I like people with cp. The end of the world is too hard. I won't be lonely if I have a lover to accompany me [laughing]

I have read a lot of apocalyptic articles, and this one is quite interesting. The early stage of stocking up is very detailed and logical. If you like reading the stocking up part, you can read it. The emotional transition between the male and female protagonists is also relatively natural and not abrupt. The development of the plot also feels very logical. If a disaster really comes, our country will not ignore it. The author writes this very well, and it doesn't make it chaotic at the beginning. Like it 👍

This book... Is probably a matter of some details. While reading the book, I always struggled with whether the heroine is stingy or a virgin. However, the other apocalyptic book I read before did not have such a dilemma... There is also the issue of raising dogs. Another book also raised dogs. When reading this book, there were comments asking whether it is necessary to take a dog out with you? I also want to ask this, but there is no such problem in another book about taking a dog out... So this book is very confusing to read😖It is indescribably awkward, it just has some uncomfortable points... Generally speaking, it is good, so I give it four stars. I have read half of it now. It's hard to say whether I can continue reading it. If I can finish it, I'll comment later.

I like this rebirth story. Both the male and female protagonists are in love with each other. Forgive me, I am also in love. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

It's very interesting to watch. Both the male and female protagonists have good personalities. The writing style is smooth and not depressing. Please give it a try and update it!

Nice! Strong men and women make money! If you like space + farming, you must watch it! It's very interesting! Very cool! Not a holy mother, nor cold-blooded! There are dogs. The love between the two is also very good. Planting is very powerful, it can be regarded as a golden finger, and space is a huge golden finger. It was great to stock up on goods in the early stage. It was the first time I saw someone directly collect containers and giant cruise ships. The male and female protagonists gradually become stronger on their own. Although there is a solution to add physical strength at the end, they all worked hard on their own in the early stages. I particularly like how the male and female protagonists help the soldiers and collect supplies to the best of their ability. These soldiers will really endure difficulties and pressures we can't imagine in order to survive in the apocalypse. He is very warm, has friends, can help others, and can decisively kill all those who harm others. Recommended! The author is super awesome 🎉

Nice! So far, there are basically no surprises for me. The heroine has a golden finger but is not infinite. She is vigilant but not a virgin. The male protagonist has his own space, which is not bad [like] but too little. Please give it a boost [please update]

It's really well written and very detailed. The more I read it, the more I want to read it. It's really good. Please hurry up and write it.

It is a very interesting and stress-relieving post-apocalyptic novel. The plot is tight and not procrastinating. The heroine and hero have super powers and live freely in the apocalypse. They are grateful and know how to advance and retreat. They are rational but not indifferent. I have read 273 chapters so far. It is neither a holy mother nor a brainless novel. It is full of pleasure and grudges, and also has some ordinary people's feelings about family and country. I look forward to more exciting follow-up. The rating is a bit low. I personally think it is at least 9.3 Points.

I love the hoarding plot, it's a blast watching it! Repaying a favor does not mean being vigilant! The Golden Finger point of view is also very novel! The interaction with the male protagonist is also remarkable, not licking or sticking, letting nature take its course, and not helping the poor. It's just too little, and waiting for more is too painful!

It's good-looking. The male and female protagonists are neither virgins. It has a slow-paced, pastoral feel. I like it very much. The social order is also starting to get chaotic little by little. In comparison, it is not written as quickly and tragically as other apocalyptic novels, so it is not depressing. The heroine is surrounded by friends, and there is even a touch of warmth. The space is also upgraded little by little, and I really like to watch the stocking up. It feels so good. Very beautiful, this rating is low, at least it should be 9.3 Or above

After checking the look, it's a cool article, but I can accept it (I don't like a big cool article [full]) The heroine is very smart, has a lot of brains, and has a lot of personality. This book has cp. Because I read a lot of apocalyptic articles, I gradually realized that I hate the idea that surviving in the apocalypse means having no family ties, no love, no friendship. So after reading too many articles about the heroine struggling alone, I am now looking for various post-apocalyptic survival articles that involve family, friendship, or love. However, the comment sections of such articles are often very unfriendly and violent. It affects my mood and reading [laughing and crying] It's also because I really like to read post-apocalyptic survival stories. The more this kind of writing, because I've seen a lot of the indifference and darkness of human nature before, the more I like to see the warmth and diversity of human nature in desperate situations.

I've finished reading this novel. Putting aside the unreasonable parts, the ideas and plot are really good. The more I read, the more exciting it becomes. I cried when I watched the ending, so touching! I also persevered after seeing other people's comments that it would look better later. Many people said that the male and female protagonists were cold-blooded at the beginning, but they had just been reborn and experienced the cruel ending of the previous life. It is normal that their mentality has not changed. The male and female protagonists will change later, and they are really good to soldiers and friends. To be honest, when reading novels, you really shouldn't care too much about what is reasonable and unreasonable, otherwise you will be very tired from reading it. Besides, when things like space are out there, do you still need to be reasonable? Some common sense is indeed not consistent with common sense. If you really care about it, you may abandon the article.

In fact, it's quite good. The heroine's stocking up process is very enjoyable, but she always feels that it's not exciting... The plot setting is relatively reasonable and quite attractive. However, it's not that satisfying to call the heroine ruthless; to call the heroine a saint, it seems a bit stingy; the hero is very nice to the heroine, but not that distinctive (not bossy or domineering, not dandy nor cold enough, has abs but no hormones, very clingy to the heroine but not sweet) The most awkward thing in it is that some word channels appear. If they were removed, the entire article would be tens of thousands of words shorter! For example: "What, what, what", "Although, but", "Yes", "After all"... Of course, these are minor flaws, and the plot is attractive enough to keep watching.

It seems pretty good so far. The heroine's personality is to repay kindness, but she won't ask for anything in order to repay kindness. She does things just right and exchanges of equal value, which is not the Holy Mother. She has hoarded a lot of supplies. She can be said to be the heroine with the most supplies in the natural disaster novels I have read. The two plot points of collecting weapons and going to the port and warehouse to collect supplies before the tsunami fell into darkness and the world fell into darkness were very enjoyable. The space is very interesting. The heroine's space and the man who saved her in her previous life (probably the hero? It's not clear yet) are a set of jade pendants, so the basement of the heroine's space is that man's space. This setting is a bit novel when I first see it. Others are pretty good too.

I have read a lot of excellent apocalyptic articles recently, and this one is special. The heroine is not a Madonna character, but she has a basic awareness of human beings facing disasters together. Especially the maintenance of kindness in the face of disasters, care for friends, respect for soldiers, and loyalty to pets (forgive me for saying this, I am also a pet owner, and the loyalty I understand is never one-way). I couldn't help but cry at the finale, for the preservation of fire, for the struggle of mankind, and for the greatness of life. Highly recommend, take a look, it looks great!

It's a very good post-apocalyptic story. There are no zombies, no superpowers, and all kinds of disasters have happened. The male and female protagonists are both reborn, and they naturally get together. Their relationship is very sincere. Although their friends rely on the male and female protagonists to help them all the way, they are very measured people. They try not to take advantage if they can, and they know how to rely on themselves. The best thing is that the male and female protagonists help the soldiers selflessly. Even if they enter the new world for the last time, they can do it no matter what the price. There is no conscience because of the end of the world.

I feel that the writing is quite good. The heroine and heroine are all hard-working farmers. They are worthy of themselves and their righteousness. I feel that many people in the comment area only see the heroine's wealth but not that they really live an ordinary life. They have basically never slept flat. The supplies they stocked in the early stage are basically just for emergencies. I feel that at the end, the hero and heroine probably did not eliminate the cooked food that the heroine had stocked before (just want to shout: I will lie down instead!) And are busy with other people's food problems. I quite like the heroine's character and outlook. In the early stage, she was a cold-blooded person due to her experience as a vampire bag in her previous life. However, she has always had a good impression of the selflessness and kindness of human nature. The male protagonist is also very good, especially measured and respectful to the heroine. I liked the heroine in the early stage, but we didn't interact with her and would not bother her. When we have the opportunity, we always put the heroine first and put her first. Those soldiers and official people are also very reassuring.

I think the three views of this article are very correct. Every time I read some apocalyptic articles, I see that the protagonist has a lot of things, but no one helps. How can I say it, yes, but it is impersonal. People have seven emotions and six desires, how can they be indifferent? When the heroine and the hero first came back, they still had a lot of resentment about the death of the previous life, but slowly getting in touch with new friends allowed them to obtain salvation, a drop of grace. When the fountain repays the favor, the heroine really did it, repaying the kindness of others a thousand times. Some people say that they are holy mothers. I don't think so. I think it is that sentence. If you are poor, you can be alone, but if you are prosperous, you can help the world. The two of them have helped soldiers, bases, and people they don't know again and again. They have done it with a clear conscience! Recommended for those who like to watch the end of the world with teammates, human touch, and believe in the country and soldiers. If you like Lone Wolf, then take a detour.

This post-apocalyptic novel is very interesting. I don't understand why the score is not above 9 points. I read one with a score of 9.6 A few days ago. I almost gave up after reading more than 60 chapters. I was afraid that my mammary glands would become clogged due to anger. I highly recommend this book. It's very good. [Like]

So far, it seems that the writing is okay. Both the male and female protagonists are pretty good. The shortcoming is that I watched it too early and it is not finished.

It's rare that I can read it patiently. The middle farm part and collecting meteorites are a bit boring, so just skip it and go directly to the new world part. There are no zombies, no superpowers, physical evolution, and not too many types of natural disasters. The heroine is not a virgin, and the materials she gives out are either exchanged or anonymous. The space has been well concealed. As for the integration with the male protagonist's space, I don't think I can accept the abandonment of the previous article. Anyway, it is a very early plot. One of them is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer, so why should readers feel sorry for others. The heroine who helped her in her previous life has been saved in this life. There is no best neighbor on the same floor, and the best one in the same building has died long ago. She rescued many soldiers, quietly giving them supplies without exposing herself. The space eats gold, ancient paintings, and meteorites. In the end, there is spiritual fluid, water, grass, land, mountains, and a timeless basement. You can farm and breed. The space itself is permanent. The talismans that the heroine learned by herself are time-limited. At first, I thought that the space of the jade pendant was also time-limited. I was worried that tens of thousands of containers would explode and crush the heroine to death... Some people say it looks like the 18th floor, but I don't feel like it. It's not unusual for post-apocalyptic stories to clash with characters, but the plot is different👌 This is the second time I've seen a post-apocalyptic disaster article write about a large-scale national-level dungeon, and I give it full marks for being quite innovative.

What should I say? It feels like it's neither right nor wrong, and it feels wrong to say it's wrong! Because I personally don't like that the hoarding plot requires hundreds of chapters to describe, so the experience feels a bit tiring! I also understand the author's novel approach. Regardless of the prominent space, the way of stocking up is eye-catching, but it is too long and can't be read! As for the subsequent plot, I haven't watched it, so I won't comment on it! Perhaps due to the recent book shortage, I will wait until one day to read this article again. After all, most of the comments are well analyzed and well received. I think it is still worth reading! Collect first. [Laughing]

I have read dozens of apocalyptic novels, and this one is written in a detailed and realistic way without too many flaws or logical loopholes. I like to see the various ways of human beings before the disaster and the decisive killing of the protagonist. I hope that there will be no bases and zombies in the later stage! ! No zombies! !

It's a pretty interesting post-apocalyptic article, and it's a bit long, but that's just my personal opinion [laughing]. At first, when I read that there were quite a few chapters, I wanted to run away [laughing awkwardly] [laughing awkwardly]. But the story went quite smoothly, so I finished reading chapter after chapter. The foreshadowing of the story about the hero and heroine's caution (space) and their frenzied collection of points along the way (leading to a new world) is actually quite interesting. We can also see the author's intentions here [Like][Like] I was still a little sad when I saw the second child and the fifth child gone [almost crying] [almost crying] But fortunately, the story ended well in the end [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts][Love][Love]