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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- 341k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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The Pinnacle of Post-Apocalyptic Fiction
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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.
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.
Any Good Apocalypse Stories With a Convoy and Sequence Elements?
Looking for books like "Sequence Road Survival: I Upgrade Supplies in the Apocalypse".
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!
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!
I've Recently Gotten into Personal Doomsday Bunkers. Any Good Ideas, Ladies and Gentlemen?
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.
Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Stories, Male-Targeted! Male-Targeted! Male-Targeted!
Are there any good pure natural-disaster apocalypse novels? None of that fake stuff like biohazard outbreaks, spiritual qi revival, or invasions from other worlds.
Looking for Stockpiling Stories! No Romance, No Dependents, and the Heroine Looks Out Only for Herself
Ahhh! No self-sacrificing saintly female leads!
Apocalypse Novels with No Female Lead, Please!
Apocalypse stories with no female lead, please! Thanks!
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.
Any Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Stories? Upgrade a Shelter and Develop Technology, No Hoarding
Looking for Apocalypse Stories About Stockpiling Supplies Before Natural Disasters, With No Female Lead!
Wilderness, Deserted Islands, Celebrities, and System Stories
Any recommendations?
Apocalypse and Natural Disasters, Stockpiling Supplies, No Female Lead, No Goody-Two-Shoes
A lone-wolf protagonist is fine too. At least 500,000 words, please recommend some!
Natural Disasters, Stockpiling Supplies, Male-Oriented
Pure Natural Disaster Survival, No Superpowers, No Zombies, with a Storage Space, Male-Oriented
Space Murder: No-Nonsense Story, Bounty Hunter and Double-Agent Pairing, No Female Lead, Protagonist Is the Bounty Hunter
Are There Really No Male-Oriented Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Novels Anymore?
I want pure natural-disaster stories. Remember, no male- or female-oriented novels.
Why Are Apocalyptic Novels So Bad These Days? Any Recommendations?
Male-Oriented, Natural Disasters (No Zombies), Stockpiling Supplies, Storage Space, and Rebirth. The Lead Must Be Very Cautious.
I'm a Hoarder Looking for Satisfying Stockpiling Stories, Please Recommend Some!!
No poverty-relief stories or saintly, self-sacrificing heroines, please! Don’t recommend stories where a storage space is just there for decoration and never gets used! I want decisive characters who act instead of talking. CP or no CP is fine. Historical, modern, period, or apocalypse stories are all welcome 😘😘
No Female Lead, Apocalypse, Pocket Space, Reborn and Stockpiling Supplies
No female lead, apocalypse setting, a pocket dimension, and a reborn protagonist who stockpiles supplies.
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Excellent, recommended. It's far superior to those stories where the protagonist is reborn and immediately sets up a safe house upstairs, seeking revenge on their girlfriend, or taking revenge on this person or that person. It's on a completely different level. Those novels can be written entirely within a single neighborhood.
It's truly excellent. I've read many post-apocalyptic novels, and yours, well, how should I put it, is very comfortable to read.
While it lacks the free overseas shopping and hundreds of tons of food and mineral water, it's very realistic. As long as there aren't any zombies or other strange beasts later on, a pure disaster story is also excellent. In any case, this is the best apocalyptic disaster book I've read so far. Yeah, the IQ drops lower and lower as the story progresses.
Reborn into another apocalypse, being a lone wolf isn't so bad. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, preferring action to words, adhering to the rules yet not being suppressed by them; otherwise, he'll leave. This mindset is admirable, as the protagonist doesn't know when the apocalypse will end, so he's content with his lot and lives a good life, which is quite appealing.
For now, it deserves five stars. It captures my vision of an apocalypse: no long-term entanglements or deep involvements with anyone. It's about survival, about staying alive, and that's good enough. That's what an apocalypse should feel like.
It's really quite good, a society that's relatively close to reality. The only downside is that the supplies collected along the way aren't very plentiful. It's also closer to reality that reborn people wouldn't leave vehicles unattended, even if they're broken; if they can't be repaired, they can replace parts. People who have died once would probably fill up the space to the brim.
Excellent. I've read thousands of novels over nearly ten years, and I've only given less than five stars to any of them. This one deserves five stars. There are no overly sentimental characters, nor are there many filler words used to create unnecessary drama. It doesn't pretend to be a non-traditional novel but end up with a bunch of overly sentimental characters. It's very good.
This book is an excellent post-apocalyptic novel, clean and concise, without any of the tedious revenge, face-slapping, or twisted sentimentality. It focuses on a person with a strange space struggling to survive in the apocalypse, making it very relatable and easy to relate to. The only regret is that the dog I raised from a puppy passed away in old age; that chapter brought tears to my eyes. I support the author and keep up the good work!
A good post-apocalyptic survival novel, highly recommended. I'm just curious about the ending: how did that girl end up on that island? Or did the protagonist finally go mad? Was it a hallucination? Reading this novel, I feel like humanity will definitely go extinct in the end.
It's well-written. The main character isn't a burden, and there aren't any inexplicable neighbors, the original poster, or the neighborhood committee. It's a very comfortable read.