
In the Calamity Apocalypse, I Stockpile Grain While My Neighbors Regret It Bitterly
天灾末世我囤粮,邻居嗷嗷悔断肠
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
60Chapters
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After reading more than 20 chapters, I feel that it is very average and not as good as the same type of Tomato novels. If you just want to read and stock up, I highly recommend it. Let's list the highlights first: 1. The heroine has parents and a younger brother, and they have a very good relationship with each other, and they want to live together with her. 2. The hoarding of goods is very confusing and rambling, and the serious hoarding of goods is weakened. The point that makes me crazy is the second one, rebirth to solve the enemy. I can understand it by writing a few chapters, but you probably wrote too much. Moreover, the most important thing is that if you always write about irrelevant things, it will be seriously off-topic when included in the composition. I was buying meat, and I met a handsome anchor who was buying meat. Later, the anchor followed the heroine and almost ruined the heroine's affairs (the process was changed, but luckily the final result was achieved). Is everything okay? I went to buy some fruit. There was only a child in the store. He said that the child was very smart. He wrote down all the goods that the hostess ordered. The hostess later went to the store and wrote another story. The child's father didn't believe that someone came to the store and wanted to buy so many things. The child cried in grievance. The hostess came to prove to the child, are you okay? Then I rented a warehouse, but there were problems with the warehouse. Later, I wrote about the heroine's best friend and classmates, which you can see from the catalog. I can only say, I'm sorry, but the highlight of the post-apocalyptic disaster novel is the collision between hoarding and human nature in the early stages of the disaster. However, judging from just twenty chapters, hoarding is very poorly written, very bad. I always like to write about irrelevant things. If it is to pave the way for the future, then I can only say I wish you success.
What on earth is this heroine busy with? She's stocking up on goods. There are so many things to do. She's so vicious.
It's too watery. I wrote nearly sixty chapters, but the end of the world hasn't come yet. It's too long.
Sounds good💐💐💐🌹🌹🌹
Damn it, it's been more than fifty chapters and I haven't written about the apocalypse yet. I can't even tell what the heroine is busy with. It's annoying to write about stocking up and then deal with other problems.
The heroine also has parents and a younger brother