Natural Disasters in the Apocalypse: A Trillion Supplies from the Start
天灾末世，开局获得千亿物资
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 530k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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243Chapters
2.4kReads · 30 days
241.4kReads · all time
260Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.5Score
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Not bad, the opening is unconventional. I hope it gets even better later on. Keep up the good work, author, and update soon!
The female lead had Qiu Shengjing's child in her past life, and he was a spy. So who is the real male lead? The ending was too weak; it just suddenly ended.
Finally, someone's buying my book! Good heavens, author, you're so clear-headed and not greedy at all. If I had the space, I would have already gone abroad to buy it for free. That Eight-Nation Alliance should have what I need.
It was quite enjoyable to watch. I'm deducting one star because Qiu Shengjing has been around for too long; I personally don't really like this character.
The excellent post-apocalyptic novel almost turned me off because of its low rating. Why is the rating so low?
You can also stock up on supplies early on without being cliché, and cut ties cleanly with your worst relatives. Just don't let the reborn villain live too long, and definitely don't let him die at the very end. No romantic pairing is fine, but if there is, please don't be love-struck; find someone who can help you grow together.
The rating is a bit low; it should be at least around 8.5. It's really quite good, fulfilling all my fantasies about a post-apocalyptic heroine with a cheat-like advantage: intelligent and cautious, insightful about human nature yet maintaining a bottom line, knowing when to be cautious and when to be aggressive, neither a saint nor indiscriminately killing. The plot flows smoothly, and while there are minor flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality.
It's pretty good. At least so far I haven't read too many things that I want to complain about. It's a fantasy genre, so some exaggeration is normal. It connects to daily life, so it's not that unrealistic. Keep it up!
It's good, and the content is excellent.
It's great, I like it. The writing is good, and the concept is novel. Please keep it up!