Refugees from a Doomed Earth

The writing is pretty good, the details are appropriate, not superficial, and the subject matter is quite interesting. Unfortunately, the score was so bad that the author gave up. I feel that the title of the book is not right and not intuitive enough. It might be better if it is changed to "End Times, Stock Up Supplies and Escape from the Earth" or something like that. I still hope the author can come back to fill in the gaps, it's exciting...

It's super good-looking and exciting. I prefer this kind of realistic survival to romance. The ups and downs of the plot are what move people's hearts. How could it be so easy to escape from the earth to another planet? Every step is thrilling. The heroine's intelligence, wit and courage, and the unconditional trust of the heroine's parents are the key to the family's continued survival. Five-star praise!

It seems that this family is quite cautious, knowing that it is a good thing to be prepared for danger in times of peace. They stock up in the early stage to avoid disasters in the mid-term. When they arrive at the new planet, they have a gourmet gathering. The family and pets do not rush around together. They look quite busy. If you like this kind of article, you can read it...

What a different book! At the end of the world, the earth is gone and everyone lives on other planets. The family lives together far away from the masses.

Every time I watch Interstellar or the end of the world, I really want to see the history of human migration. I feel it will be very cruel. Ordinary people may be like dust, but they always harbor uneasy hope that ordinary people will not be completely given up. This book is about survival across time and space. The heroine's family is lucky...

A good apocalyptic story. Different from most apocalyptic novels, there is space, but not greed. There is caution, exploration and efforts to protect oneself in the harsh environment of the apocalypse, but it is not an infinite loop of robbing and killing plots.

After more than ten chapters, it started to read better, and it was different from the popular natural disaster novels. The subject matter is novel, the apocalypse is creative, and it's very beautiful.

It's really good to read. It's a bit like a sci-fi hoarding novel. It's not about natural disasters. The setting is good, but there are still a lot of holes to fill. I always feel that the new world is a bit like the world after the old earth was hit by meteorite fragments hundreds of millions of years later. There are weird and reasonable animals and plants that resemble the earth and have mutated outrageously. The last few chapters are also good. It finally shows the situation decades later. I hope the author can publish another novel about the perspective of those in the military area. It should be exciting too.

This planet is a trap for all fleeing civilizations, including the Zerg. The so-called aborigines are actually refugees. It happens to be mechanical weathering. It happens that all species are available. It happens that every one of them perishes. It happens that a habitable planet appears at the moment of crisis. The impact of the meteorite is really perfect.

I am a reader who likes to read stories without CP, but for this article, I hope that the author can arrange a reliable CP for the heroine. After all, if one day her parents are gone, the heroine will be too lonely by herself. Can she continue to survive alone? Think about it, it is actually a bit unpleasant [grievance][grievance][grievance][grievance]