
Is the Apocalypse Coming or Not? My Storage Space Is Almost Full!
末世还来不来?我的空间快满了!
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Seeking Novels With No Female Lead, Harem, or Romantic Ambiguity
I'm really tired of books full of harems and romantic tension lately. I want something different. I don't care what kind of story it is, as long as it has no male-female leads, no harem, and no romantic tension.
A Hoarder's Dream: Stories About Stockpiling Supplies and Having a Storage Space, Please
The writing! The writing! I'm emphasizing that I want good prose 👌 Modern or period settings are both fine, preferably with no CP. Either a male or female perspective is fine. Please, no stories where the protagonist starts with hundreds of billions or trillions; I can't even dream of that much money. I love detailed stockpiling scenes, where they happily store food for winter like a little squirrel.
Apocalypse, Infinite Ammo, Unlimited Supplies, and a Personal System Storage Space
Unlimited bullets and unlimited supplies, with absolutely no restrictions.
Please Recommend Books About Working with the Government During the Apocalypse
Female Lead Runs a Shop, Inn, and Restaurant in the Apocalypse, No CP, with a System!!!
Sci-Fi Apocalypse, Urban Fantasy, Meticulous Plot, High Ratings, and Something You Can Learn From
Looking for books similar to Sequence: Devourer of Gods. This book really understands the human heart. Forget the apocalypse, isn't reality just the same, full of scheming and infighting? The author has dissected the human heart so well. I really enjoyed it and learned a lot.
Looking for Novels About Fishing Out at Sea! No Angling or Shore Gathering!
Post-Apocalyptic Survival Stories
Looking for books similar to The Apocalypse Comes in Turns. Don't Worry, I'm Staying Put. No zombies or fighting monsters to level up. They get by with the help of the country and their own efforts, growing things at home and so on.
Any Apocalypse Novels, Any Type, No Saintly Leads or Idiots!
Looking for books similar to Apocalypse Natural Disasters: I'm Making a Fortune and Stockpiling Supplies Like Crazy (All Living Things in the Apocalypse).
I'm Out of Post-Apocalyptic Novels to Read
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As a long-time apocalyptic novelist, I've been reading them for years. Most protagonists are ruthless, selfish, cold-hearted, and overflowing with negativity… They hoard tens of thousands of resources in their spatial dimension that they could never use in a lifetime, letting them rot and stink without spending a single penny.
I quite admire the protagonist. Reporting the incident through his spatial dimension did give the country and those in need hope, allowing national order to remain intact. Logically, eliminating the one on the moon might have opened up interstellar development or interstellar travel, but the protagonist ended up being transported abroad several years later.
The plot is going to be really exciting, and I hope that commenting on my own posts will increase my popularity!
This is the first book Tomato has reviewed, and so far it seems pretty good. Hopefully, he won't suddenly change his style later on.
Ugh, can't you keep some for yourself? They can't see it! I feel so insecure.
Does this kind of apocalypse end when we kill the octopus on the moon?
As an ordinary person, I think the protagonist is a normal person. I've actually read this before, then abandoned it. Reading it again is exhausting. Poor people shouldn't write novels! The supplies you stockpiled at sea aren't even enough for a factory's daily production.
Not bad, not bad, but when are you going home?
Five stars. For the protagonist's patriotism. He prioritizes the greater good; this is how people with superpowers operate, allowing most ordinary people to survive. I hope the author will be lenient. I believe China couldn't possibly have lost so many people; otherwise, they would have nuked all Western countries long ago.
It's pretty good, not bad. I quite like stories without a romantic pairing.