Shh! She's Stockpiling Supplies for the Apocalypse

Regarding the problem of going to the toilet, you can use cat litter, but using a spittoon to pour it out is too disgusting [laughing and crying]

Yes, it's very interesting. I hope it will be updated soon. The heroine's character is also great and her younger brother is also very cute. Please update it soon. [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] The writing is great. Come on [Love] [Love] [Send heart] [Send heart] [Send heart] [Like] It's really not enough [crying] [crying] The heroine's design is very good. She is not a virgin, nor does she kill innocent people indiscriminately. Baishu is also very cute, [love] [love] [send heart] [send heart] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] Teacher will update soon [love] [love] It's not enough woo 🥺 [crying] [crying]

I read 53 chapters in one go. The writing is very good. Each character is portrayed very delicately. The plot is interlocking and the details are very real. There is no awkward feeling at all. It's so good! This is my feeling after reading countless apocalyptic articles. How come not many people read them? Like it very much

This is the first time I see the heroine's space being expanded by swallowing books, which is quite special. There is very little written after the natural disaster in this article. It has always been about the hero and heroine and their friends stocking up goods or exchanging books to expand space, eating, or looking for enemies to avenge and collect supplies. Finally, it describes taking revenge at sea, looking for a new continent, and starting a new life after finding it.

I was very pleasantly surprised. I clicked on it and the result was better than many books with a score of 9 or above. The writing is smooth and logical. The author uses his brain to write the article. The two most valuable points are: first, the driving force and plot arrangement of the story are very reasonable, and it will not make people feel that the same plot is repeated in different environments and locations. Acting, this is particularly rare in apocalyptic novels. Many million-word novels have this problem. Even if the map is changed, the plot is always the same as renting a house, tearing up the best, dumping supplies, etc. This book combines natural disasters and revenge very well and is not abrupt at all. The transition between the two main points that promote the development of the story is also very natural. The second is to tell the story without being wordy, and not to quote the name of the dish or the number of words when stocking up. This actually comes from what was said before, because the author cleverly arranged a plot point that requires the end of chaos to be revenged. It is particularly rare to find an article that is not wordy and has priorities in Tomato. It is also because of the setting of this plot that the heroine naturally has a family-like combination of five people, so that everyone's bundling is very reasonable and the heroine will not feel like a virgin. And it's rare that it doesn't have a bad ending. It can be said to be the most satisfying book I've read recently that specializes in apocalyptic literature!

The rating is low, maybe because there are fewer people watching it. This book is quite interesting. It feels closer to reality, daily life, and emotional. Friends who are book-hungry can try it. This is the only apocalyptic novel that I can read.

It's still okay, at least 9.0 Or above. The heroine desperately wants to make money, and would rather risk her life for gold. This is not a cool story, and revenge is not urgent at all.

It's pretty cool, why isn't it rated highly? 🤔

This book is unexpectedly good-looking. It is not the kind of life where you have been struggling to survive. The disaster is not very special. It's a natural disaster. What's good about it is a sense of stability and peace of mind (there won't be a new boss after this boss is defeated. I'm always on the way to spawning monsters)

It's pretty, but I don't want to have a baby, hehe