A Guide to Transmigrating into the Apocalypse
末世穿越指南
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- Completed
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- 993k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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- Traveling Between Two Worlds: I Have a Home in the Apocalypse两界穿梭：我在末世有个家Alternate title on Fanqie
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Something like "I Have a House in the Post-Apocalyptic World"...
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Travel between two worlds or multiple worlds, with one main world.
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I'd like a powerful big shot with strong military and political influence, someone everyone has to respect in every field. They should be able to crush anyone, have a wide network, and keep a low profile. No matter how powerful the person you're dealing with is, they can still take them down. Please recommend some, thanks, friends.
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Stories Where You Can Transmigrate Between a Wasteland and the Real World
The protagonist transmigrates to a wasteland world where there's an incredibly powerful robot dog. Later, the protagonist sells supplies from the real world in the wasteland in exchange for technology, helping make the country stronger. In the real world, they also invent a powered suit and take part in the Syrian war.
Looking for Novels Where the Protagonist Can Travel Between Ancient Times, Other Worlds, the Apocalypse, and the Modern City
The protagonist can travel from a modern city to other places.
Stories Where The Protagonist's Home Connects To Another World
Two worlds, transmigration, farming, pets.
Traveling Back and Forth Between the Modern World and Another Realm
Traveling back and forth between the modern world and another world.
Stories About Traveling Back and Forth Between Earth and Another World
Transmigration Novels Where the Male Lead Can Bring Goods Back and Forth to the Modern World
I’m looking for a transmigration novel where the protagonist can travel back and forth to the modern world carrying supplies. The protagonist must be a man, must be a man, must be a man. That’s the important requirement: a male lead.
Looking for a Novel Like Doomsday Smuggler
Technology-focused, modern-day setting, no cultivation. I’d like something where the protagonist can travel freely between two worlds. The key is going back and forth between those two worlds, not lots of different ones.
Male Lead Travels Back and Forth Between the Modern and Ancient Worlds
The male lead transmigrates back and forth between the modern day and ancient times.
Novels Where the Protagonist Can Travel Back and Forth to the Future...
Someone from the Modern Era Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Then Returns to the Present
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Looking for a Story Where They Can Transmigrate Between the Apocalypse and the Real World, or Between the Past and Present
Looking for stories where you can transmigrate back and forth between the apocalypse and the real world. History and the present day are fine too.
Any Apocalypse Stories Where the MC Is Invincible from the Start? I'm Out of Books to Read
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Looking for Transmigrate-Into-a-Book + Apocalypse + Wish-Fulfillment Novels
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Looking for an Apocalyptic Novel With an Original Premise
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The book is quite good, why is the rating so low? With the male lead's strength already, what's the point of letting Chu pretend? I'm telling you, the male lead could have any woman he wants now, yet he still insists on fawning over Chu. It's like his simp genes have awakened! The author should learn from the protagonists of villainous novels how to treat women like this. 😅😅
This book is truly excellent; few novels of its kind manage to be so close to reality and present such reasonable reactions. The biggest taboo in post-apocalyptic fiction is its numerous inconsistencies. How can you present something to readers that can't even maintain logical consistency? Today's readers have seen a lot, and their standards are high.
I came from the last book, looking forward to the author's new work.
Great, just like the last book, it has the same feel, but with more detail in some aspects 😏
I've read too many books about time travel between two worlds. It's all about buying and selling resources that the other side doesn't have, then dominating the other side. 🤦 The thrill is simple but straightforward. The only difference is the excessive price discrepancies during the buying and selling and the idealized early-game development.
Brother, please give me a few more chapters, I can't take it anymore, please, brother. I feel like ants are crawling all over me, I'm shaking all over, I can't breathe. Please, brother, just a few more chapters, just a few more, I promise I'll never touch this again, please, brother, really, just a few chapters, I swear I'll never touch this stuff again, I just can't take it anymore. There was too much rambling at the end, I couldn't keep reading 🤮 @I'm numb
Finding a book like this on Tomato Bookstore feels like discovering a hidden gem. The writing and plot are both excellent, but what's most commendable is the author's grasp and description of society, systems, and human nature in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. It's insightful, and if you think deeply while reading, it even has a philosophical dimension.
A novel whose title doesn't do it justice!! I'm looking for a novel where the protagonist develops AI technology all by themselves—that would be so exciting! I'm curious to see if they develop it independently or with the help of a foreign power; I want to see them develop it on their own!
Hi hi hi, my favorite author's book has been rated! Ugh, why is the score so low? 😢😢😢 Great book! Keep up the good work, author! Anyway, it's the type of show I like, and mainly it suits my taste. The choice of main characters is pretty much what I imagined—not too saintly, nor too cruel.
The author writes brilliantly; the story is detailed, exciting, and logically sound. (It's understandable that the rating isn't high. The author's background information, logical analysis, and philosophical reflections take up more words than the plot itself. It's not padding; it's just that there are too many thought-provoking points, which affects the flow of the story.)