Refugees from a Doomed Earth

It's well-written, with a good balance of detail and brevity, and avoids being filler. The subject matter is also quite interesting. It's a pity the rating was too low and the author abandoned the project. I feel the title wasn't well chosen; it wasn't very clear. A post-apocalyptic setting, about stockpiling supplies and escaping Earth, would probably have been better. I still hope the author will come back and finish it; it's really getting interesting…

Superb! It's thrilling and exciting. Compared to romance, I much prefer this realistic survival story. The dramatic twists and turns are what truly captivate the audience. Escaping from Earth to another planet is no easy feat; every step is breathtaking. The heroine's intelligence, resourcefulness, and courage, along with her parents' unconditional trust, are the keys to this family's survival. Five stars!

This family seems quite cautious, knowing to be prepared for unforeseen circumstances, which is a good thing. They stockpiled supplies early on to avoid trouble later, and upon arriving on the new planet, they'll have a feast. The whole family, including their pets, are traveling together by flying – they seem quite busy! If you like this kind of story, you might want to check it out…

This is such a different book! In the apocalypse, Earth is gone and everyone lives on other planets. One family lives far from the crowd, secluded from the rest of the world.

Every time I watch space or post-apocalyptic movies, I long to read about the history of human migration; it feels so brutal. Ordinary people might be nothing more than dust, yet they always harbor a trembling hope that they won't all be abandoned. This book is about survival across time and space; the protagonist's family is lucky…

A very good post-apocalyptic story. Unlike most post-apocalyptic novels, it features space, but without greed; it depicts the caution, exploration, and efforts to protect oneself in the harsh post-apocalyptic environment, but it is not an endless cycle of looting and killing.

It gets better after chapters 10-15, and it's quite different from the typical disaster-themed novels. The theme is novel, the post-apocalyptic setting is creative, and it's very good.

It's really good, a bit like a sci-fi hoarding novel, not a natural disaster type, and the setting is good. There are still many plot holes to fill. It feels like the new world is like the world billions of years after the old Earth was hit by meteorite fragments, with strange and bizarre animals and plants that resemble Earth but have mutated ridiculously.

This planet is a trap set for all fleeing civilizations, including the Zerg. The so-called natives are actually refugees; it just so happens that mechanical weathering occurred, that all species were present, that each one perished, and that a habitable planet appeared at the perfect moment of crisis. The meteorite impact was just too perfect.

I'm a reader who enjoys stories without a romantic pairing, but for this story, I hope the author can give the female lead a reliable romantic partner. After all, if her parents were to pass away one day, the female lead would be too lonely. Could she even survive alone? Just thinking about it makes me feel a little uneasy. 🥺🥺🥺🥺