The End of the World: I Rely on Farming to Feed My Cats and Dogs

Very strange and wonderful perspective. It is not a group portrait with the protagonist Goldfinger as the main perspective. First: The protagonist has a golden finger and it is a farm. Since he can exchange with major bases, why do he have to run out and collect those things by himself every day. And there is no reward mechanism after the collection is completed. I am not sure what the use is of collecting these in the early stages of the apocalypse? In the early stage, it is better to vigorously develop farms and human evolution methods and trade with major bases. Second: The protagonist seems to be independent of the world in the early stage. But it is obvious that in the later stages, the system was equivalent to being handed over to the state. The protagonist has also begun to pay no attention to anything, and almost all ventures outside. Very strange and unique. Third: I have similar questions to the first point. Why go out and collect those spiritual buildings yourself? The farm should not be heavily developed in the beginning. Let more people have enough food and clothing? Also, I came in just to see that the main character has a farm. Live a happy life and do business happily. It's not about watching the protagonist run into a pile of zombies. But overall, it is a very beautiful and unique post-apocalyptic group portrait article.

Very warm, [blowing kiss][blowing kiss], I hope the author will continue writing.

A very strange feeling, such a new perspective

It's a very leisurely, refreshing book.