In the Apocalypse, I Stockpile, Stockpile, Stockpile

Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Love it! Super awesome! Super perfect! Super perfect! Super perfect! Super perfect! I love it just the way it is! Super sweet! So satisfying to see the villains get their revenge! Few awful characters! No bad romantic entanglements! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ And three perfect pets with high combat power 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I love it to death!!!

It's quite good; one of the few novels I've finished reading recently. Although there are a few slightly boring parts, overall I'm very satisfied. First of all, the main characters are exceptionally well-developed. There are no awful characters, and there's never any backstabbing, because they only trust those they can trust. They're not skinny at all; they'll save lives but won't take on burdens.

I want to support my own book, good or bad, and I hope everyone will support it too. Some people may not like it, but that's okay. You can find something you like on Tomato. I don't have much formal education, so I can only write what I know. I will definitely correct any questions you raise later. I don't know how I wrote this, but every time I try to hide Song Xi's private space from me, it gets discovered in the blink of an eye. The slap in the face always comes so quickly! 😂😂😂

The content is pretty good; I watched it all in one go, from the female lead and her brothers going from weak to strong. Highly recommended!

It's a good read, not too much intrigue or backstabbing. It follows characters as they unite to fight the apocalypse, step by step, using their own strength. There's evil and good, cowardice and courage, escapism and perseverance; people are truly complex. The book doesn't dwell too much on the zombies or mutated plants and animals. The lengths are roughly the same, making it worth reading.

Oh my god, this is so well-written! So many post-apocalyptic novels involve reincarnation or hoarding before the apocalypse, which isn't very serious. This novel is so proper; it truly begins after the apocalypse and doesn't have any reincarnation tropes. The female lead is also very quick-witted. I really love this kind of normal novel. There aren't many normal post-apocalyptic novels these days. Author, love you! It's so well-written! 🥰🥰🥰

It's been a long time since I've seen a normal post-apocalyptic story. I just feel that something more realistic is better. The author writes well!

Well written, really! A wonderful book, a very practical post-apocalyptic book, and a very positive one. No matter where you are, no matter how difficult your situation, as long as you want to, as long as you're willing to fight and strive for change, there's always a glimmer of hope, isn't there? Keep going! 👍👍

This is a novel I'll listen to again if I miss it for a while. The main characters aren't reborn; the female lead accidentally unlocks a spatial ability and adventures in the apocalypse with her brother's classmates. They might not be reborn, but their humanity remains quite good. They'll save people but aren't overly compassionate, and they're not unlikeable.

I've been having a terrible reading slump lately, and since I love post-apocalyptic novels, I've added a bunch of books to my bookshelf, only to remove them after a few chapters. This is one of the few I managed to finish. One downside is that I felt the female lead's revealed spatial abilities were a bit too obvious; she should have discussed it with her brother first and been more cautious.