A Hamster’s Guide to Surviving the Apocalypse

It's alright. Although some parts aren't very coherent and there are a few minor flaws, it's definitely a heartwarming, albeit somewhat disjointed, post-apocalyptic story. The number of superhumans isn't excessive either. It's quite different from other post-apocalyptic novels. If you don't mind some illogical plot points and minor flaws, I think it's definitely worth reading. One chapter a day is too few; author, please release three chapters daily!

I love heartwarming novels like this, without the backstabbing of friends and family, the scheming and backstabbing, or any female rivalry. Life is already tough enough; I just want to relax and enjoy a novel. The writing was a bit weak at the beginning, but it got better later. Keep up the good work, author!! I also recommend a heartwarming post-apocalyptic novel called "Zombie Hiking Diary."

There wasn't much fighting or killing, so it was quite good.

In many post-apocalyptic novels, lone female warriors amass vast amounts of resources, more than they can use even after the apocalypse ends. This space demonstrates high utilization and is novel and unique.

Having read so many books, this is a rare one that I'd give a five-star rating to. The female lead is kind-hearted but not entirely saintly, and the male lead is strong and deeply loves her. The male lead's family is also great.