Rebirth in the Apocalypse
末世再生
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- Completed
- Length
- 203k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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In booklists 18
Apocalypse Stories About Laying Low: Stocking Up on Supplies and Hiding Away
Pure Apocalypse, Just Stockpiling Supplies, No Zombies, Only Natural Disasters
Apocalypse Stories with No Romance, Just Hoarding Supplies and Laying Low
No bleeding-heart protagonists, no teams, and no building bases!!!
Relatively Realistic Apocalypse Stories
Are there any actual zombie-apocalypse stories? Other kinds are fine too. The protagonist shouldn't be absurdly overpowered, or a womanizer with a harem. I'd like something fairly grounded, with side characters who aren't idiots.
Guys, Recommend Some Highly Rated Zombie Novels
Looking for Apocalypse Novels Where the Whole Family Sticks Together and Lays Low Through the Natural Disasters
The whole family should stay together, all safe and sound. Ideally, they don't join any organizations and live independently, without being affected by others.
Stories About Cautious Little Nobodies
Looking for books like Hoarding Supplies in a Natural Disaster: A Socially Anxious Girl Living Alone. It doesn’t have to be about a disaster. I just want a female lead living on her own, with a small golden finger. Just an ordinary, unremarkable person.
Pure Natural Disasters: Extreme Cold, Heat, Earthquakes, Torrential Rain, and More, Female-Oriented Fiction
No CP. Ideally, the characters gather supplies in the real world, then travel to different worlds to survive natural disasters, while natural disasters are also happening in the real world.
Female-Oriented Fiction About Natural Disasters, Like Extreme Cold, Polar Nights, Typhoons, and Floods
Looking for books like *Doomsday: The Adorable Chubby Three-Year-Old Girl Is the Beloved of the Fantastic Four*. Preferably no CP, no self-sacrificing saintly heroine, and no zombies. Thanks, everyone.
Seeking Stockpiling Stories With Detailed Hoarding Processes
Looking for books like *Disaster Strikes from the Start: I Win by Stockpiling Billions in Supplies and Taking It Easy*. I absolutely love stockpiling stories, especially the process of gathering supplies. Please recommend stories with an especially thorough and comprehensive stockpiling process.
Pure Natural-Disaster Survival Stories, Like Heat Waves and Torrential Rain, No Superpowers, Pocket Dimensions, or System
Pure survival stories about extreme weather. No special powers, no System, no pocket dimension, no zombies.
Completed Natural Disaster Survival Stories, Extreme Heat or Cold
Begging for Novels About Natural Disasters and Apocalypse
Disaster novels, but no zombies. Ideally, an apocalypse farming story with a female lead who has a pocket dimension. She shouldn't become stupid as soon as she meets the male lead or blurt everything out, and she shouldn't become the male lead's golden finger.
Any Apocalypse Novels with a Functioning National Government?
Looking for books like From the Start, a Lottery Ticket Helped Me Build a Fortune After the Apocalypse. I'd like a novel showing that ordinary people can survive as long as they follow the government's instructions.
Looking for an Apocalyptic Novel with a Wild Premise That Still Feels Realistic
Looking for books similar to The Sorrow of the Night. It's a wildly imaginative novel: Russia and Ukraine join forces to fight the EU, while the U.S. president nearly starves to death in an apocalyptic bunker. The male lead is tricked into going to Japan for illegal work, but the whole country is already overrun with zombies. Please recommend something similar.
Apocalypse Novels: Bringing Along the Parents
Apocalypse novels where the protagonist takes their parents along.
Are There Any Good Apocalypse Novels Where You Clear the Apocalypse Together With the Motherland?
I want books like Back Before the Apocalypse, I’m Taking the Country to Soar!
A Relaxed Apocalypse Easily Handled
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This is the most normal response to the apocalypse of natural disasters that I have ever read. It writes the story of ordinary people in the face of disaster. There is no space, no weirdness, no hero or heroine. The writing is really true. It feels like this is when we Chinese people encounter a disaster. Human nature is not written in a bad way, nor is it written well. This is a real story about ordinary people. Worth a look. You can learn from their awareness of risk prevention.
This book is relatively good-looking among the natural disaster apocalypse literature. It has no flaws or common sense mistakes. It is worth reading. I give it 5 stars. I hope the author will work hard and work hard to update. Several other book reviews said that taking in Lin Wenjie was the biggest flaw and poisonous point. I think it is on the contrary. The protagonist and his wife and Zhu's mother are intellectuals living in the city, and the male protagonist's parents are honest and conscientious rural people. Accepting him as an asylum is in line with the character setting. What's more, for the old couple, he is the biological father of their grandson, so they cannot bear it anyway. The character design of Lin Wenjie is indeed unlikable. He is violent towards his wife and indifferent to his parents and children. However, he is not a bad guy with a facial expression. The villains in many cool novels are villains with sores on their heads and pus on the soles of their feet, who have done all kinds of bad things. Lin Wenjie is just the epitome of some ordinary people. He also has his own advantages. He is smart, willing to endure hardships, aware of current affairs, and grateful. When he lives in the protagonist's house, he does not act like an uncle just because he is Zihan's father. He also takes the initiative to do the work he can do. At the same time, he does not hold any grudge against the protagonist's family, but is always grateful in his heart. For many readers who feel that the book is not enjoyable enough, I think this book may not be suitable for you. However, I would like to advise these readers to read less of Community God of War, especially for younger readers, as their outlook on reading has changed.
It's well written, with no cheats, spaces, or systems. . . Very real and ordinary people's lives, nice to watch
Well written. It's not apocalyptic writing, it's natural disaster writing. Many places are more logical. I have read too many novels where several floors are flooded when it rains in one day. The disasters in this book are relatively realistic, and the evil of human nature is not actually described much. After all, it is just a natural disaster, and the general direction is human beings helping each other. The only thing I want to complain about is that there are many animals that are gone after writing about them.
Ordinary people in the apocalypse of natural disasters cannot be too happy. The most important thing is to be reasonable and realistic. This is the most thorough precaution within manpower. The rest is really up to one's own abilities and left to fate.
The writing is close to life, thinking about how to deal with extreme climate from the perspective of ordinary people. There is no such mindless fighting and all kinds of mindless conflicts.
Very true, the author's writing is very good,
It's well written, very humane, very good
It's a very nice book. The author worked hard and the writing is very good. There are no superpowers, no space, and not so many exaggerated love and hatred. It is just the life of ordinary people. It makes people feel very real.
It's pretty, but a little short