A Pocket Dimension in the Apocalypse: Is This Really Too Much to Stockpile?
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- 257k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 2y ago
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No bleeding-heart protagonists, no teams, and no building bases!!!
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The writing! The writing! I'm emphasizing that I want good prose 👌 Modern or period settings are both fine, preferably with no CP. Either a male or female perspective is fine. Please, no stories where the protagonist starts with hundreds of billions or trillions; I can't even dream of that much money. I love detailed stockpiling scenes, where they happily store food for winter like a little squirrel.
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Apocalypse, Hoarding Supplies, Staying Home Until the End of the Apocalypse
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Fellow readers, lend me your end-of-the-world novels so I can have a look!
Ice Age Apocalypse, Stockpiling Supplies, Upgrading Your Shelter, and a Ruthless Yet Cautious Protagonist
Looking for books like Ice Age Apocalypse: I Hoarded a Hundred Billion in Supplies. I believe anyone who recommends apocalypse novels is recommending ones they enjoy, just like the similar book I mentioned above.
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Natural Disaster ✔ No Male Lead ✔ Stockpiling ✔ Pocket Space ✔ Completed (Preferably) ✔
Unlimited Use of a Storage Space, with No Restrictions and All Kinds of Supplies
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A female lead who isn’t saintly and goes her own way.
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Hoard, Hoard, Hoard Like There's No Tomorrow...
I want stories with tons and tons of stockpiled supplies!! Any genre!!!
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It's okay. I have a lot of stuff, but it's too messy. I left a lot behind. If I want to go to another city, if I have no place to sleep or it's too dirty and I don't want to touch it, I have to buy a few beds and four-piece sets as backup. There is extreme cold and extreme heat, and there is too little water. Water is needed for bathing, washing clothes, eating, drinking, and cooking. If you want to have the freedom of bathing, you must prepare a lot of water and ice, as well as drones and telescopes. If there is a heavy rain, you need a wetsuit, a rubber boat, a kayak, a sled, and skates. , RVs, and heavy-duty trucks and large vehicles (you can rent them without having to pay them back when the doomsday comes). Don't just consider the indoors. These doomsdays can no longer be produced, just in case, it's always correct to over-accurate.
Good guy, I have been stocking up for almost ninety chapters, and the plot of the end of the world is over in just over twenty chapters. . . . Personally, I prefer watching movies without cp. . But it's a bit hard to reconcile the fact that the heroine and Lu are not together in this book. Having said that, this is also reasonable. Lu has been portrayed as the kind of character who devotes himself to saving the world. If he is with the heroine, she will probably become a tool. This setting is good. . It can be seen that Lu likes the heroine, and the heroine seems to have a slight affection for him. No fate means no fate. Compared with the kind of post-apocalyptic stories where the hero and heroine are more affectionate than others, or the heroine is unusually cold and cold, and then attracts a lot of admirers, this kind of story The book was instantly raised several levels (PS, originally it was only given four stars. Stocking up for the apocalypse is normal, but there are too many chapters, and there are too few plots in the apocalypse. The last one star added is for the extra plot, and the extra deserves one more star)
Very good. This is the first time I have seen such a short post-apocalyptic novel, and hoarding supplies takes up four-fifths of the novel. It is very cruel to the heroine. I feel that the extra chapter makes up for a lot of regrets.
The stocking up part is very detailed and every aspect is considered, but it is too long. When will the end of the world begin?
It's okay, but the stock-hoarding plot is too long, and I haven't reached the end yet after watching it for so long.
Based on my personal preferences, I love reading about hoarding supplies, so I give it full marks. The plot of this book is not exaggerated or absurd. I didn't understand it at first. I felt that the protagonist was hoarding stuff here and there. Later you will find that this is also a writing technique. Otherwise, for hoarders like us, we would have finished the hoarding in one or two chapters, so what else would we have read? So overall praise!
The stocking up is very detailed, but it's better to start the apocalypse as soon as possible. A bit cumbersome
Still have to work hard! It's really fun to read Hoarding, but I didn't consider that some parts of the book need to be revised. It was the first time I saw Hoarding written from the first few chapters to the end, and then it was okay to read it without thinking. Then I looked at it, buying and selling houses, and then buying and selling. In reality, a large number of transactions were quickly found out. This is no problem if you read it without thinking. You need to practice writing more, writing is not easy, I encourage you to work hard.
It's good to read. I like stories about slowly hoarding supplies and eating them in the apocalypse. It's not like some stories that just hoard but don't eat and then go around looking for supplies. The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel. I feel desolate. Maybe the author thinks that the heroine is too lonely and asks her to pick up a baby and a little wolf. It's super beautiful. If you keep reading, you will find it very beautiful.
This is the first one I've seen on Tomato and even on the entire internet. The stock of apocalyptic literature is so comprehensive. And was opened to a novel in the room.