An Ordinary Person's Ordinary Days in the Apocalypse
普通人普通的末世日常
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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What is up with all these male-oriented novels? Either the protagonist is ridiculously saintly, or the story suddenly turns into immortal cultivation halfway through.
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A Hoarder's Dream: Stories About Stockpiling Supplies and Having a Storage Space, Please
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Pure Natural-Disaster Survival Stories, Like Heat Waves and Torrential Rain, No Superpowers, Pocket Dimensions, or System
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The first half was particularly good, but I lost interest after the rescue. I read in the comments that the female lead left the cave and went to the base later on. Maybe it's just my personal taste, but honestly, are there really no stories where the female lead builds a safe house all by herself? _(:з"∠)_
The peaceful life of TunTun Mouse in the post-apocalyptic world is wonderful!
These supplies look nice and safe.
It's very well written! Although there aren't any exciting or thrilling plot points, the simple and ordinary is the best. I just wonder if the later episodes will go any further 🤭
It's alright, but the amount of money is too small. For example, a battery might only last for about 10 years. With less than 1 million, let alone in the apocalypse, it would be difficult to even survive a lifetime in the real world. You might barely be able to afford one meal a day, with porridge and pickled vegetables every day. It feels like it's turned into a romance novel 😅
This is my first time listening to a book that's currently being updated. It's also my first time writing a book review. I'm usually an impatient person, but I've actually been checking every day to see if there are any updates. Hahaha. That CEO Lu is pretty good. I like men and women who are both very capable and intelligent. Keep it up!
It's incredibly good and quite different from other post-apocalyptic novels. It's not as exaggerated; the protagonist is an ordinary person with normal thinking, so it's not awkward at all. You can tell it's a great novel from the very first reading. It's an exceptionally good post-apocalyptic story.
This is incredibly well-written!!! I personally don't really like stories with special abilities or spatial abilities; they feel too unrealistic and ethereal. But the female lead in this novel is intelligent and capable, and the male lead is handsome, composed, and sometimes even a little cute 💕. The female lead is always hiding in a cave, which creates a very realistic post-apocalyptic survival experience, making it impossible to stop reading. Highly recommended! 😘😘
It's really good! The author's writing is excellent, very logical, and it gets more and more addictive the more you read. The only downside is the somewhat monotonous initial stockpiling scene, but that's a common problem with post-apocalyptic novels (impatient readers like me usually just skim through it to get the gist). Overall, it gets better and better as you read on. Post-apocalyptic fans shouldn't miss it! 😘😘
I've really been enjoying stories that are told in just a hundred or so chapters lately. I just can't keep up with longer serials. The stories themselves tend to be bland, but the logic and narrative are still pretty good. The plot devices aren't too overpowered, the hoarding of items isn't exaggerated, and the solitary living isn't static. Changing the scenes to fit the pace is quite reasonable. The author is awesome!