Stockpiling, Stockpiling: Eating and Drinking Well in the Apocalypse

The text is okay, but the text is a bit too much. Buy a medicine with a lot of names. Make a meal and explain each step.

I really like this doomsday hoarding book! There is no messy plot, just focus on stocking up, protecting your family, and just slap the villain in the face. Food and daily life are very healing. Even if we live in the apocalypse, we can live a stable life and look good overall.

It's a very high-end novel about Xiaotian's apocalypse. There is no complicated power struggle. It mainly focuses on the heroine avoiding disasters, stocking up on goods, and living a stable life. The regrets of the past life are slowly being made up for in this life. I stay away from bad people and bad things, and stay in my own little safe house to eat well and drink hot food. It seems particularly healing. The disadvantage is that the villains are a bit thin and the bad guys are too superficial, but it doesn't require any brainpower and can be read easily. The overall experience is good.

Every character is very three-dimensional in my mind. Although it is an old-fashioned beginning of being reborn and having a space at the beginning, the follow-up is very novel. The male protagonist does not appear very quickly. This space does not make the heroine's family completely dependent on the space to survive. The rest are also the same. As the plot unfolded little by little, I thought the disappearance of the heroine's father was a foreshadowing that would appear later. It was quite confusing to watch. The male and female protagonists also fought side by side in a pure way. There were not many emotional scenes, just pure love, sympathy and bonding with each other!!!

It's pretty good. This is the first time I've seen an apocalypse with human-led influence. The overall content looks quite comfortable. It doesn't deliberately conceal the space or anything, so it won't give people the feeling of an ambush, so there won't be a feeling of intrigue. Then I will keep wanting to watch it and always want to know what happens next. What happened in the previous chapter? There is no Virgin in the book. Although the description of grandma's character was a little bad at first, but later on, it was corrected immediately when it came to the interests of the family. But in the ending, I thought there would be some more stories about things after peace, but I didn't expect Su Su to end, but overall it is good-looking.

Very nice! Why is the score so low? The story is very smooth, the logic is very smooth, the post-apocalyptic story about hoarding supplies is very exciting, and there is no nonsense. The bad guy just kills him and is super handsome. It is so warm to have the family together. It's really good-looking. There are touching parts, but it's not the Holy Mother. The plot and story are very compact without being protracted! I like plots like this very much. Every one of them is on my heart [laughing]

Overall, it is a very standard post-apocalyptic rebirth story. I quite like the character of the heroine. She is not a holy mother. She suffered a loss once. After rebirth, she does things quickly and neatly. She breaks off the relationships that need to be broken and never shows mercy on those who need to take revenge. The space setting is not exaggerated, and the gradual upgrade is very reasonable. However, the plot in the later period is a bit dull. It focuses on surviving and living a stable life. Those who like slow-paced post-apocalyptic stories about stockpiling can check it out.

The setting is very interesting. After the heroine was reborn, she relied on the mysterious space left by her father to stock up on goods. She not only fought against natural disasters, but also killed the best relatives and the mastermind behind the scenes. The plot is refreshing and not procrastinating. Elements such as space upgrades, cute pets, and visiting sons-in-law make the apocalyptic theme easy to read. Those who like "stocking up + slaps in the face" can read it.

I feel that the descriptions are real and interesting, there are many jokes, and it is slow to catch on. I look forward to what delicious food I will eat later! I don't know why the rating is a bit low, but it's quite nice to watch.

This book can be called a "cool textbook" on hoarding in the last days. After the heroine is reborn, she relies on the iron ore left by her father to open up a mysterious space. She accumulates a large amount of supplies at the beginning, and the pace is compact and not procrastinating. The scenes of tearing apart the Phoenix Man and killing the best relatives are satisfying and satisfying, and the setting of "the end of the world is a man-made disaster" also adds depth to the plot. There is still a suspense left in the finale. I blindly guess that there will be a second part.