In the Apocalypse, I Live It Up Among the Living and Keep Myself Alive
天灾末世我在人间享乐偷生
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Looking for Books About Building a Shelter, Ideally Starting Right Away and Upgrading It Without Limit
Looking for books like *Global Calamity: My Doomsday Fortress Can Upgrade Infinitely*. I want a base with lots of people and many different kinds of areas, where everyone in the shelter faces disasters together. Please don’t recommend anything that doesn’t fit.
Tomato Novel Hasn’t Produced a Truly Lone-Wolf Protagonist
No romance, no romantic subplots, no harem, and a lone protagonist
The Pinnacle of Post-Apocalyptic Fiction
Doomsday dominion
Killing Zombies, Digging Up Cores, Absorbing Crystals to Evolve
…I mean leveling up one level at a time.
Any Lone-Wolf Stories? Female-Oriented, No Romance
The female protagonist is completely alone, with no family and no partner. She can get along with other people, but has no teammates and always moves forward alone. Any genre is fine, such as survival, infinite-flow, or apocalypse stories, like that one about the split personality.
Apocalypse Novels: Stockpiling Supplies and Lying Flat. The Male Lead Is a Must!!!!
Male protagonist, apocalypse, stockpiling supplies.
I've Recently Gotten into Personal Doomsday Bunkers. Any Good Ideas, Ladies and Gentlemen?
I'm Really Into Mecha Stories Lately: Cool Sci-Fi and Interstellar Novels, or Stories Set at an Academy
Looking for books similar to *Starry Sky Martial Venerable: My Mecha Era*. I want something satisfying, with mechas and preferably no female lead. I love it when the protagonist levels up insanely fast 🌹
The Protagonists in Apocalypse Novels Never Seem Ruthless Enough
In apocalypse novels, the protagonist usually spares people who oppose him, then all kinds of trouble follows. If it's the apocalypse and the rules have collapsed, bad people should get what they deserve. Kill anyone who bares their teeth at you. That's what a real apocalypse should be like!
A Lone-Wolf Main Character Focused on Growing Stronger
I'm really out of books to read. Cultivation, apocalypse, arrival, reborn, technology: anything works.
Wilderness, Deserted Islands, Celebrities, and System Stories
Any recommendations?
Any Good Apocalypse Stories With a Convoy and Sequence Elements?
Looking for books like *Sequence Road Survival: I Upgrade Supplies in the Apocalypse*.
A Lone-Wolf Protagonist Who Helps No One, Is Cold-Blooded and Merciless, and Has a System
Male Protagonist, No Romance or Ambiguity
Looking for male-oriented stories where the male lead isn't cold and aloof. I really don't want any more weird books labeled “no CP” or “no heroine” that still have romantic tension.
Why Do Protagonists Who've Stockpiled Tens or Hundreds of Billions' Worth of Supplies Still Have to Risk Going Outside?
Looking for Top-Quality Stories About Two or Three People Surviving the Apocalypse in a Shelter
Seeking Stockpiling Stories With Detailed Hoarding Processes
Looking for books like *Disaster Strikes from the Start: I Win by Stockpiling Billions in Supplies and Taking It Easy*. I absolutely love stockpiling stories, especially the process of gathering supplies. Please recommend stories with an especially thorough and comprehensive stockpiling process.
Global Datafication, Lone Wolf, No Female Lead, Apocalypse
In the early part, just don’t have several women all together with him.
Natural Disasters and the Apocalypse! Lone Wolves! No Building Factions, Just Watching the Show!
Are there any stories where someone comes back reborn and doesn’t go around targeting all their enemies, and where everyone knows exactly how many supplies they bought and what kind of safe house they built? I want someone who secretly hoards supplies, lies low, and watches the show. No building a faction or anything, just one person!
Apocalypse Stories About Laying Low: Stocking Up on Supplies and Hiding Away
Looking for Male-Oriented Post-Apocalyptic Novels with Ice and Snow Disasters, No Zombies!
Looking for books similar to Natural Disasters in the Apocalypse: Stockpiling a Sea of Supplies.
Tang Dao, System, Lone Wolf, Apocalypse, Zombies
Please, I’m Looking for a Novel with a Male Lead and No CP, No Female Lead!
Apocalypse, suspense, forbidden zones, that kind of thing. Please!
Looking for Stockpiling Stories! No Romance, No Dependents, and the Heroine Looks Out Only for Herself
Ahhh! No self-sacrificing saintly female leads!
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Very good, recommended. Install a safe house upstairs than those who are reborn. Revenge against your girlfriend, revenge for this, revenge for that. Not on the same level. It's so much better to write a novel in one community.
It's really wonderful. I also read a lot of apocalyptic novels. I feel like this book of yours is, well, how should I put it, very comfortable to read.
Although there are no foreign zero-dollar purchases and hundreds of tons of food and mineral water. But very close to reality. As long as there are no zombies or other beasts behind. Pure Disaster is also very good. Anyway, Doomsday Disaster is the best book I have ever read. Well, the IQ in the back is getting lower and lower, and I feel my head. He was pushed to the ground and rubbed by the author. Medicines, cigarettes, alcohol, etc. Are non-renewable materials because the raw materials have been destroyed, as well as the machines. Let's just say who has the food to provide a nutritious stove in the bar, and who can provide you with cigarettes, sunshine, and a place to dry medicine. There are more 78 and 8 piles.
It's not bad to be reborn in the apocalypse again and be a lone wolf. The male protagonist is decisive in killing, never beeps when he can take action, abides by the rules, but is not suppressed by the rules, otherwise he will leave. This kind of character is very good, because the male protagonist does not know when the end will end. It is also very good to take things as they come and live a good life. This book is suitable for reading slowly. It doesn't have much plot, but it's a good read and the inner drama is still interesting. As for the rating, 6.7 Is definitely underestimated. This book still deserves an 8. I don't know what some people's psychology is behind giving low scores. There is no need to kick it if you don't like it.
For the time being, it deserves five stars. It has the look of the end of the world in my mind. I am not tied to anyone for too long or too deeply involved with anyone. This is for my own survival and survival. This is good. Only in this way can it look like the end of the world.
It's really good. It's closer to a real society, but there aren't a lot of supplies collected along the way. People who are closer to reality will not leave their vehicles uncollected, even if they are broken. If they can't be repaired, they can still replace the parts. People who have died once should fill up the space. The one I read the year before last only has 1,200 cubic meters. It supports a fleet of people, including family members, comrades, doctors, and nurses. The supplies are always needed and replenished. There are also two professional car repairmen who travel all over the country. Unfortunately, it is unfinished.
Very good. I have read thousands of novels in the past ten years, and I have rated less than five five-star novels. This one is worth five stars. There is no Madonna, and there are not so many watery words when looking for trouble, and there are not a lot of Madonnas that are not the Madonna. It is very good, and many of them are mentioned in one stroke. It is very good. As for the ending, it is not perfect, which makes it more real.
This book is the best post-apocalyptic novel, clean and concise. There is no cliché that forces Lai Lai to take revenge or slap his face in the face and distort his soul. There is only a person who has a strange space and works hard to survive in the apocalypse. It is very down-to-earth and easily resonates and recognized. The only regret is that the dog I raised since childhood passed away in old age. That chapter made me cry. I support the author, come on!
A good post-apocalyptic survival novel, highly recommended. It's this ending that makes me very curious about how this girl ended up on that island, or is the protagonist finally crazy? Hallucination? After reading this novel, I feel that humans will definitely become extinct in the end.
The writing is quite good, the protagonist is not burdened, and there are no inexplicable neighbors, landlords, or neighborhood committees. It is very comfortable to watch.