A Survival Guide for Ordinary People in the Apocalypse

After reading more than 30 chapters, it was quite real. The heroine started out as a migrant worker (selling packed lunches in a foreign land). Some details made her find some signs (some guesses and worries), because she couldn't be sure without a golden finger. When she hesitated, zombies appeared and she and her brother were forced to stay in the city for a few days before they successfully returned to the village! The parents and village chiefs in the village understand these clearly, and it is very comfortable to interact with them. This is not a cool book, but it is very realistic and down-to-earth. In life, ordinary people guess that there will be a crisis, and they just stock up on food and drink. It is impossible to move their families or spend all their savings based on just guessing. That is impossible! I don't recommend it to those who like to read cool articles, but I recommend it to those who like reality, stay at home, and ordinary people struggling to survive! !

Although it is not loved by the general public, it is loved by a small number of people. For example, for me, the number of characters in the protagonist's family is just right. I haven't found any similar ones at all. The author is great. Please update.

Looks great, looking forward to future updates. The story of the struggle of an ordinary family to survive in the apocalypse is well written. There are no golden fingers or top-notch family members. Everyone is working hard to survive. I like this kind of doomsday novel!

It's so beautiful. The feeling of loneliness is so strong. The heroine stayed at home alone. When I finally waited for my brother, I couldn't help crying. In the first episode, I burst into tears [crying]. Especially when I saw a comment saying that she remembers to lock the door the most😭😭😭The heroine is the one who is responsible for locking the door every time, so she is always the last one to leave. She is indeed the last one to leave [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

Although it is from a first-person perspective, it does not feel too abrupt as I continue to read it. The writing is not very cumbersome and has a relatively plain narrative style. I personally like it very much. After reading it, I think it is good.

It's very real. I like to read more realistic apocalyptic stories with no storage space.

The crisis emerges step by step, and the protagonist reacts in a panic after realizing it. Fortunately, he is lucky enough to survive. This should be the most close to the reaction of ordinary people facing disasters in apocalyptic literature. There is not too much darkness, and the government is working hard to maintain it. This is a doomsday story that suits China's national conditions. Throughout China's history, China has experienced many catastrophes, and the vast majority of Chinese people are still kind and perseverant. They really will not collapse the next day and operate selfishly and without a bottom line like in American TV series.

It is a very real doomsday story, with no cheats, no superpowers, and no clutter. It is really in line with the actual situation of ordinary people. As ordinary people, when we encounter the doomsday, we may not live as long as Zhang Qing and others. There is no sadness or pain in the whole text, and there is not a single word of bitterness in the whole text, but this also sets the emotional tone of the whole text. It's really hard not to be touched by dying alone, especially friends and blood relatives who have been with you for half your life. Living without purpose and end is the most deadly. However, Zhang Qing promised his parents to live a good life, but he had to live out his life like a puppet on strings. In fact, Zhang Qing is really strong and strong. She lives alone to wait for the whole village to come back, and she makes all preparations to welcome her relatives. For more than ten years, she supported her parents and accompanied her younger brother, but in the end, no one accompanied her. Even the bamboo shards in the house could not bear her loneliness and despair. We are all ordinary people, ordinary people living at the bottom. When the end of the world comes, we may not be as brave as Zhang Qing...

It's nice and bland, except for the fewer words. I really like everyone's sense of proportion in the book, and they don't deliberately get too close or distant. Pretty good, plain and simple. The feeling of the apocalypse is better than pure zombies, mutated animals and plants, or individual natural disasters. The apocalypse in this book should be considered the most realistic. It is really not easy for people to survive. I hope the author can write more about farming infrastructure in the future. Anyway, according to the situation of this natural disaster, as long as this situation is maintained for two seasons, no matter how hard it is, everyone can only maintain food and clothing.

The first-person narrative was a bit unaccustomed to me at first, but the more I watched it, the more immersive it became. There is no golden finger but a tenacious will to survive. The protagonist of this book is the most miserable among the apocalyptic books I have ever read. The word "living" in the title of the book is no exaggeration. It is not only the mental torture caused by the unknown apocalypse, but also the physical devastation caused by natural disasters. It is so painful that it even makes people think that dying at the beginning of the apocalypse may be more pleasant. There may be some minor logical flaws in the zombie scene at the beginning, but the flaws are outweighed. In the later stage, the story of the protagonist group's struggle against natural disasters was so well written. People can be so fragile and yet so strong. Because of the struggle and hard work to survive, those lives that cannot be grasped and can only watch them disappear are even more tear-jerking. The supporting characters are also well drawn. Everyone has their own story. The people who become survival partners with the protagonist under strict screening are all very good. Everyone helps each other through many difficulties. It is very heartwarming. Although it is not emphasized, this book really expresses the saying "people are social animals" vividly. The author rendered the desperate atmosphere and loneliness in the later period very well. There is no particularly abstract description, and the real daily life makes people's emotions rise and fall accordingly. In addition, the author is very kind and treats the protagonist well, giving her the best possible ending under limited conditions. Really good, highly recommended!