Disaster Stockpiling: Why Hasn’t Society Collapsed Yet?

The author's writing is fluent and the plot connects naturally. I feel that the author has a talent for writing micro-horrors, and the horror atmosphere in several chapters is well rendered. Moreover, the descriptions of stocking up and living a small life are very comfortable and natural. It ranks among the top non-CP apocalyptic articles I read on Tomato❤️ Madam, I think of you again. Are you still writing? 🥹

A very special apocalyptic article. This is the first time I see it, so I give it 5 stars. The post-apocalyptic novels I read in the past were either completely disordered and only looked at whether the protagonist was working as a team or a lone wolf; or they were clearly written about order, or the country, or the military, or the base. This post-apocalyptic story is in a half-and-half state. Call it orderly, as all kinds of violations of law and discipline continue without anyone dealing with it; call it disorder, with rescue teams and relief supplies disappearing all over the place. Another feature is authenticity. In a society that is gradually entering the apocalypse, the changes in the mentality of ordinary people are very convincing. There is no direct killing without batting an eye or an open robbery. There is a process of change. The other thing is supplies. The protagonist doesn't have supplies that he can't use up even if he has been hoarding them for tens of thousands of years. This article writes about the treacherous and changeable human heart in detail, which always makes people feel chilled. However, there are many places where there is an inexplicable sense of joy. The last chapter is the outline, right? But I can't write it down in detail. It's too challenging for people's psychological endurance in peaceful times. It's more terrifying than being beaten and killed.

Nice! It's very logical, and it's scary to think about it. It's rare to see this style of apocalyptic novels. It's orderly but sinful and chaotic. Everyone is three-dimensional and can't be said to be good or bad. The heroine is not a virgin or selfish. She feels very safe with her mother (I personally think family ties are more reliable than love). I really want to know who the murderer is. Recommended Recommended It's really beautiful!

It's good to watch. The main character is very cautious and won't commit suicide. It's well received. There is currently no cp, no ambiguity, and no inexplicably handsome boy or large male character. He and his mother depend on each other, and the family members are not brainless virgins. They are very smart. This is a good review. Come on, author

It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic + suspense article. It was quite scary when I read it under the quilt at night [covering my face]. It can be said that all the people are evil. The summary of eating mink meat and seizing the territory in the end is very scary to think about. It's a pity that it has not been updated.

It's really good, there are two aspects I like very much. First, there is no tens of billions of goods to stock up on. Although tens or even millions are still a lot of money, it is indeed more down-to-earth and easy to invest in. The second point is that many apocalyptic novels start with floods, extreme cold, etc. All the people in the building are almost dead within three months or even less, and the protagonist is not afraid of anything and everything to kill everyone. This novel is a bit suspenseful up to this point. There are dead people, thieves, and gangs, but the order does not get chaotic very quickly. Everyone works hard to live and find the murderer. The protagonist was also very cautious and did not kill everyone. He knew that there might be danger outside the door, so he did not go out.

Halfway through I thought it would be great to adapt into a survival game. For example, when the heroine goes to rent tires and encounters a meowing cat, option a. Looks for the poor cat. B. Ignore and leave directly. C. Meow softly. Ac is straight up. Option b. Trigger the sound of footsteps following behind, option A, look back, b run away quickly, c. Shout: Mom, I'm coming. Ab directly, option c, mother outside the building will pick you up, go home safely. Later, a neighbor from Building 5 knocked on the door to look for the missing child. He mentioned that the child went upstairs to look for the missing cat. The daily life of the reborn heroine. The most terrifying series if you think about it. Quite down to earth. Really great! After reading it, the author really has a sense of justice in this book. Every bad guy has his own ending, and it feels like a female-friendly book. The heroine is not an enthusiastic citizen, she is not nosy, she is not very curious, and she does not want to get to the bottom of things. The author's writing is very humorous. It's really super pretty. I remember the female supporting characters, one is greedy, one is fierce, and one is spiritual. I also remember the biggest villain, an underage boy, the culprit who caused the breakdown of three families. Highly recommended!

It is very real. Whether it is the conditions of the apocalypse or human nature, the protagonist does not hoard hundreds of millions of supplies at once like other hoarding novels, but carefully arranges and uses every item he buys later. The plot is not that the social order suddenly collapses as soon as the apocalypse comes, but that people are struggling on the edge of the collapse of a fragile civilized society. The horror and suspense atmosphere created by the author is very good, because the most terrifying thing in the apocalypse is the human heart. Of course, occasionally some hilarious jokes will be inserted, such as where Zhao changed his name to establish the country (not). Overall, this is my favorite post-apocalyptic stockpiling article on Tomato.

It's logical, the plot stands up to scrutiny, and it's good-looking. Even if there is room for rebirth, you still live cautiously. How can I put it, it's very real, unlike other books that make you want to wear short-sleeves and eat eight dishes during a cold disaster.

When I saw the author's status in the introduction column, I knew there were a lot of harassment from fake people, hahahaha. I didn't really read low-rated books before, but seeing the beginning of the first chapter and everyone's comments after reading it made me want to read it. I finished reading it in one go. The writing is very real, not erratic, and the writing style is not childish. The characters are quite distinct. I hope the author will not be affected by messy things and be happy every day. The book you wrote is great!