Laying Low on the Mountain to Escape Natural Disasters
苟在山上躲天灾
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- Completed
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- 760k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 1y ago
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Post-Apocalypse + Stockpiling + No Faction-Building + 9.5 Masterpiece ⊙▽⊙
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I’ve run out of things to read, and waiting for updates is too painful 😭. Please recommend completed stories, any genre. I’d prefer fresh, original premises and don’t want the same old formula.
High-Quality Novels Worth Staying Up All Night For
Are Apocalyptic Stories Out of Fashion? Looking for Good Ones
Farming Stories, but No Constant Wild Boars and Rabbits, No Inviting People to Dinner, and No Red-Braised Pork
Looking for books similar to In a Year of Famine, the Whole Village Chews Tree Bark, but I Have a System and a Warehouse Full of Meat.
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Pure Farming Stories, No Business Ventures from the Start
Completed Natural Disaster Survival Stories, Extreme Heat or Cold
Stockpiling Food During a Famine
Modern or historical settings are both fine. I just want details about the female lead stockpiling food before a famine.
Pure Apocalypse, Just Stockpiling Supplies, No Zombies, Only Natural Disasters
Highly Rated Post-Apocalyptic Novels That Are Already Complete
Pure Natural-Disaster Survival Stories, Like Heat Waves and Torrential Rain, No Superpowers, Pocket Dimensions, or System
Pure survival stories about extreme weather. No special powers, no System, no pocket dimension, no zombies.
Looking for Quality Apocalypse Hoarding Novels, Not the Mindless Stockpiling Kind
Farming, Home Renovation, Brewing Wine with a Spirit Spring, and a Relaxing Pace
No pretending to be poor, no face-slapping, no helping the whole village get rich, and no opening a zoo! Grow top-tier flowers and medicinal herbs, and build a pond for ornamental fish. Livestreaming is fine!
Apocalypse Stories Caused by Climate Events, No Zombies
The protagonist has a golden finger, stockpiles supplies, has no parents, and is cold-blooded.
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I’m Into Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland Scavenger Stories Now. Must Have a Couple and Be Complete, I Don’t Want to Wait for Updates
Natural-Disaster Apocalypse
Please recommend more apocalyptic stories without zombies, featuring natural disasters and other calamities.
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Any Books About Natural Disasters and the Apocalypse?
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Any Apocalyptic Novels About Purely Natural Disasters, with Intelligent Characters?
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Farming Deep in the Mountains with a Pocket Dimension, Never Leaving, Complete
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Natural Disasters, Natural Disasters, Natural Disasters: Important Enough to Say Three Times. No Zombies or Mutant Beasts
Just Looking for Stockpiling Novels!! All About Hoarding Supplies
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This book is so addictive, everyone should work up their tolerance! The author's writing is decent, and the naive and sweet female lead is very well-developed. In other authors, the protagonist only realizes what's wrong after hitting a wall, or only knows to nurse when her child is starving. But the female lead in this book is a wolf-like figure who can smash through walls, yet she retains the innocence of someone just weaned. The author's characterization is very successful.
First, I read it all, word for word. To be honest, the beginning talked about having enough resources to last a hundred years, and then they were very frugal. Were the resources they collected really used properly? In my opinion, improving one's life when one has the means is truly important.
Actually, it's quite good. Some of the mindless comments show that the author didn't even read them carefully. The female lead still can't be sure that this is the apocalypse. The clues given by her cheat system can only tell her that it will rain for three years. Since the female lead isn't reborn and doesn't have a god's-eye view, how can she be sure that order can't be restored?
After reading over a hundred chapters, I saw the male lead discover and share the female lead's personal space, and then the female lead was constantly entangled with some awful character. I skipped to the end to see how it would end, but unexpectedly, the female lead adopted Sang Hongjuan's child...
It's really good; I stayed up all night to finish it. The character development and descriptions of natural disasters are as realistic as possible, with a logical flow. It avoids the crude, grotesque, and ugly post-apocalyptic feel of other novels, or the excessively powerful female lead.
At first, I didn't think much of the female lead's experience of being cyberbullied, but when I saw that she completely ignored the neighbors who spread rumors about her and then spoke ill of her again, I suddenly felt a bit uneasy. The connection might seem forced, but the female lead was cyberbullied, so she didn't plan to report it to the government.
The book depicts the mundane life of farming, a quiet and peaceful existence. The author's descriptions are detailed and logical, and the protagonist's emotions are stable, creating a warm and comforting atmosphere. Recommended. If you're looking for a story of a powerful, domineering figure instantly intimidating others, forget it.
It's so beautiful! But why is the score so low? Thumbs up! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The low rating might be due to a lot of flaws in the earlier stages? But it really gets better and better later on, and you can clearly see the author's growth. Keep it up! Looking forward to more and better works.
A very good novel. The weather forecast setting is very novel. It's not a reincarnation story, and although there is a male lead, there's almost no romance; the two characters naturally get together. It's quite funny at times, and towards the end, the three generations of the Sang family seem to have a predestined connection. A really good read!