Survivalist: Doomsday Prepper

It is very realistic and worthy of being called a survivalist. So far, there are no poisonous points and the logic is self-consistent. I enjoyed watching it thoroughly. Unfortunately, it is too realistic and the overall style is not in line with the current Internet writing. There is nothing exciting and it is just step by step. If you are an office worker or a junior high school student or an elementary school student, you will not be able to stand it at all. Unfortunately, I am a college student who has nothing to do [][][]. Very good job, ❤️ from 🇨🇦

It is full of useful information, and he is a survival madman, and he talks about a lot of practical survival skills. Behind the doomsday lies the interpretation of the current international situation and social contradictions. The author has a very clear view and holds a pessimistic attitude towards the future of mankind. There is no way not to be pessimistic! Human nature is greedy, wine and meat are stinky in wealthy families, and bones are frozen to death on the road! It will not change at all since ancient times! Historical and philosophical wisdom have told us that the capitalist system under globalization will only lead mankind to destruction. The accumulation of social contradictions will eventually erupt into a disaster that can destroy the entire human civilization! But no rich and powerful person is willing to give up his wealth to save the poor who have no house, no car, no wife and no tomorrow! Why should I give the money I earn to the poor if I don't give it to my descendants? I haven't enjoyed enough yet. I have mansions, luxury cars, yachts and airplanes, I'm drunk in the lap of a beautiful woman, and I'm awakened to hold the power of the world! Capitalism smells so good! Rich people fled to North America one by one, earning RMB and enjoying the happiness of capitalists! Human nature is corrupted, the system collapses, and order collapses. All it takes is a small accident and a fuse to trigger a disaster that will destroy civilization!

This is really the best post-apocalyptic survival article I have ever seen! ! ! I even put aside the half-read book to read. The occurrence of various natural disasters is not sudden, there is a certain logic in it, and the descriptions of various large-scale disasters are also very realistic. And it has no special powers at all, and it is not a fairy tale. The protagonist purely relies on the protagonist to build a shelter step by step and has made various preparations. This book also brought me a lot of knowledge, and the author can be said to have rich experience. The ending is perfect, not bad.

The book is definitely a good book. Even if few people read it, it cannot deny the quality of the book. But it lacks a bit of fun, and the writing is too professional. A few true lovers will like it, but most people won't be able to read it. After all, this is a free novel platform, and traffic is the truth.

This is the real hoarder. Compared with those false novels about emptying out warehouses but not using them at all times, the hoarding in this book is really comfortable to read. The first half is really enjoyable. The second half contains some subjective conclusions of the author, so I will not comment. In short, it is indeed a ceiling-level real-life doomsday survival novel on Tomato. Can the author write about wilderness survival next time? It's a pity that so many outdoor equipment are useless until the end [face covering]

The author has both [professional survival knowledge] and [writing ability]. The complete storage of [Hamster Party] is introduced in a hierarchical and sequential manner. A concise and concise introduction to the [Shelter House]'s entry, attack, retreat, and defense. It provides a macroscopic description of the "authority's" [stability maintenance and control] in dealing with disasters. The data is clear, the cases are real, and it neither praises nor criticizes. For the economic market after the disaster, it is described from various aspects such as [black market] [banking] [technology] [agriculture] [resumption of work, production and classes]. In terms of the storyline, it also gave me a big surprise - the protagonist built his own [universal shelter] and survived the early stages of the disaster. After the situation stabilized, he [exchanged the shelter for gold] to build another [post-catastrophe targeted shelter]. ——Carry out survivalism to the end.

A very good doomsday novel, different from other doomsday stories, those written every day or without brain systems. This book is a bit of a popularization of knowledge. It's not brainless or holy. It's very, very good. Unfortunately, this kind of book is too rare.

It's a good book that you can read with your mind. Written by the author + supplemented by comments, it feels like a somewhat simplified version of such books as "Friends of Dual-Use Talents" and "Emergency Manual".

A very hard-core doomsday survival guide. There are no zombies, no time travel, and no supernatural powers. It only provides popular science about real life. The situations in the book are also possible in reality. If you are interested in this, you can take a closer look.

It's really well written, really detailed. I am also a survivalist, and I especially love watching documentaries and novels about survival. Can the author draw a simple layout diagram of the shelter? Thank you.

A very different kind of apocalyptic writing. The protagonist group relies on wisdom and technology to survive in the apocalypse. If it were just like this, it would only be considered ordinary, but the addition of Aya's family and the male protagonist's clear and strict control over their life arrangements can't help but remind people that we are all driven humans, which makes the whole story rise to a higher level. Participating in the battle (without forgetting to preserve the evidence), finally integrating into the new world, and getting married to the next generation completed the setting of the male protagonist for Aya's family at the beginning, and ended the story. The Qian family in the control group also survived with dignity relying on money and connections. It is an apocalyptic article that follows the sinister nature of human nature but is extremely lucky. The disadvantage is that there is little interaction between characters, and it lacks the excitement and excitement often found in online novels, so it is suitable for calm viewing. Five-star praise! ! !

A hard-core shelter novel, a hard science fiction with almost no obvious bugs. The plot is relatively plain, but full of interesting points. The ending is a little rushed and feels like most of the outline has been cut off. But I give thumbs up to the author, and I look forward to having a feature-length sequel after it becomes popular.

The ending is "Spreading Flowers", a very good short story, written very realistically, and can be adapted into various single stories. It would be better if there are more chapters describing life. I hope there are extra chapters that can describe the life in the middle. After all, there are a lot less. Before I know it, it will be 8 years [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

The book Accidentally Discovered Treasures is really good, and it is a breath of fresh air among novels at the moment. There are no superpowers, no messy abilities and inexplicable luck, just ordinary people's step-by-step and preparedness.

The content is very hardcore, although I already know a lot of the knowledge (I am an outdoor hiking photography enthusiast with some outdoor experience) and I am still a NAS user. An electronic product enthusiast, the author's knowledge is all enthusiast level [shy] very good. I've already checked and filled in the gaps and prepared a few disaster backpacks for myself.

How should I put it? It's very professional and the sentences are very fluent. It gives people the feeling that the knowledge has passed through the brain and slipped out. I'm a real survivalist.

I highly recommend this book to friends who are truly interested in disaster survival. The author has a very rich knowledge reserve, covering multiple levels of professional-level knowledge. There are very few bugs and rough spots. It is like an apocalyptic survival manual with a strong sense of immersion. The shortcoming is that the plot is too simple, like a literary work written by a science student, and the emotional description and plot design are too simple and rational. But even so, it can be regarded as a classic apocalyptic novel, which is much more advanced than those childish "system", "space", "retribution", "pretending to be a pig and killing"... Many knowledge points will make people shine and benefit from it.

This book is shocking, with one climax after another. It not only writes about the sorrow of widows, the confusion of five-guarantee households, the loneliness of bachelors, the regrets of left-behind women, and the grievances and despair of married women, it also writes about the pain that even ibuprofen can't stop! It broke my heart at the first sight, and then I heard that I had no love for my life. It also describes the longing for the widow and the helplessness of the five-guarantee households in the village, and even the reluctance of the retired veteran cadre to his secretary! He also wrote about the village party secretary's heartbreak at the departure of the female director! Come into the pit quickly!

The current rating is 9.0, I give it five stars. I remember this book was only 8.6 When I first added it to the bookshelf. After reading it, I understand why. This book is in the style of hard-core realism. By analogy, other apocalyptic web articles are more like entertainment-oriented TV series, while this book is a science-oriented documentary, which is relatively not in line with the taste of current netizens. Overall, it is a very good novel and suitable for repeated reading. It would be better if there were pictures to accompany it. When laymen see many things, they just turn their eyes black and look at them in confusion.

Tomato is a rare post-apocalyptic survival novel that focuses on reality. I'm tired of reading systematic and space-based novels. This one is very interesting, but unfortunately it's too small. This is my first time to review it on Tomato!

It is hard to imagine that Tomato would have such a masterpiece. The first priority of a survivalist is to benefit oneself and save others. Getting to the wheat, raising the banner, and the fanaticism of the crowd are all well written. The most rare thing is the real design idea. Highly recommended.

A very good book, without cheats, rebirth, revenge, or all kinds of weird neighbors, it is just a realistic apocalyptic novel. I learned a lot of hard knowledge from this book that other apocalyptic texts don't have. Although there is a lot of professional knowledge that I don't understand, I can't deny that this is a book worth learning. I feel like I don't understand it well but the score is a bit low. Isn't it much better than those various fantasy apocalyptic texts?

Unexpectedly found a treasure. I used to only watch female videos when it came to novels, and I couldn't watch male videos even if they were called Goddess. Because I like to fill in the protagonist's mind when reading novels, but there are always some stereotyped descriptions and some inappropriate words in the comment area that make it difficult for me to take the role, and I always feel that there is a huge gender gap. But this book is unfolded from the male protagonist's perspective, but it didn't affect my involvement at all. The writing is smooth and concise, and the professional details are mixed with the warm relationship between a family of three. Regardless of gender, everyone is an ordinary person and just performs his or her duties. Everyone in the comment area is also a normal person, discussing the plot normally. When I saw some readers lamenting the hard work of community workers, I immediately cut the cover of the book and gave it five stars.

This book is the most valuable one I have seen in the survival genre. The knowledge in it can be used as a textbook to learn. Some chemical, mechanical, electrical and even biological operations, as well as some items selection, teach people to work hard on practicality, and also give people the value of learning. The quality of life is reserved for those who are prepared. How many college students today can have the same practical ability as the protagonist? In short, this book can be given full marks, although it feels a bit short for not being enjoyable.

The plot of this book is not very good, but regarding the unsystematic setting of the end of the world, it is the most logically logical novel I have ever read. The content about survival in it is very real and specific, and it is worth collecting.

I am honored to see such a hard-core apocalyptic novel in Tomato Novels, which is told from the perspective of ordinary people's lives, rigorous and rich in knowledge. Reasonable reasoning. This is the first time I gave a book a 10-point rating. The knowledge contained in it, as well as the inferences about the direction of society, shocked me and it was very reasonable. Except for the ending, which is a little rushed, everything else is great and I recommend reading it.

A very real novel, plain but not boring, because I was completely immersed in it. I read it in two days without putting it down, and I even felt moved when it was finished. Two words are worth a thousand words: fine chaff!

This is a serious book. None of that bullshit. You can learn a lot of outdoor knowledge, chemistry knowledge, and physics knowledge by reading this book. This is a great book and an undervalued book!

This book is really hard-core, and the author really dares to write it. I don't think it's a problem anymore because of the slow updates. I already regard every update as a surprise. I always feel that the book may not be finished and the author will probably be in the dark room [laughing and crying]. If you have a chance, please ask friends who are reading later to see which episode the author wrote about war nuclear bombs. The writing is really amazing.

A good book, compared to other apocalyptic literature, it is more realistic. Although we ordinary people do not have the skills of the protagonist, if the end of the world comes, you will not know where the air-raid shelters are. Guo Jia's shelter will not be your turn, and you will not be able to build a self-built shelter, let alone a subsequent self-sufficient life support system.