
Natural Disaster: My Whole Family Survives Together
天灾:全家一起苟出升天
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- Completed
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- 816k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Apocalypse, Extreme Cold, Disaster, Stockpiling Supplies, No System
Looking for Apocalypse Novels Where the Whole Family Sticks Together and Lays Low Through the Natural Disasters
The whole family should stay together, all safe and sound. Ideally, they don't join any organizations and live independently, without being affected by others.
Quiet and Engaging, Best Read with Some Thought
I've read most novels already.
Beautiful Transmigration Stories with a Female Protagonist
I want a good transmigration story where the female lead herself transmigrates into another world.
Interstellar Stories Like Transmigrate to the Interstellar Era: A Wife’s Glory and Her Husband’s Nobility, with Potion Purification and Energy Gathering
Looking for books similar to The Interstellar Favorite's Guide to Nurturing. I like transmigration stories set in space, where the characters gather energy-rich ingredients and things like that.
Apocalypse Stories About Laying Low: Stocking Up on Supplies and Hiding Away
Post-Apocalyptic Novels With No Romance
Looking for stories like Natural Disaster Apocalypse: The Whole Family Stockpiles Supplies Together. I don't want any romance.
Great Post-Apocalyptic Stories Without Stockpiling Everything
End-of-the-world novels on Tomato are all cut from the same template now: unlimited storage space from the start, then endless hoarding. Are there any where the protagonist starts out struggling to survive and grows stronger over time? No more hot pot in the safe zone!!!!!!
Completed Natural Disaster Survival Stories, Extreme Heat or Cold
Pure Natural Disaster, Female-Oriented, No Male Lead, Stockpiling Supplies Worth Tens of Billions
Looking for books like *I Woke Up Six Months Before the Apocalypse and Went on a Crazy Stockpiling Spree*.
Pure Natural Disaster Survival, No Superpowers, No Zombies, with a Storage Space, Male-Oriented
Natural Disasters and the Apocalypse, No Do-Gooder Protagonist, Stockpiling, No CP
No male lead, a pocket dimension, a heroine who shines on her own, and ideally one who sticks close to the motherland.
Apocalypse Novels! I Want a Good One, Preferably With an Old-School Apocalypse Feel!
The rating can be low or high, as long as it's good! The protagonist can be a lone wolf who fights monsters alone, or it can be an ensemble cast! But for an ensemble cast, I hope it's like those old-school apocalypse novels...
Female-Lead Novels on Tomato Novel, Like Lin Du
I'm looking for books like *The First Sickly Youth of the Cultivation World (Qie Du Wushuang)*.
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The author writes well, and when the traffic increases and more people read it, the rating will go up. There are not many people reading it now, and the existing readers will not be able to raise the rating no matter how much they rate it. I haven't read a natural disaster article for a long time, and I came across your book in my spare time today. I clicked on it and took a look. Oh, don't tell me, it is really interesting and the writing is quite detailed. It's humane, it's not just a fun story, and it's even better if the whole family is together. I don't like Lone Wolf very much, and the plot of Lone Wolf is so exciting that I can't stand it anymore. I hope I can write more in the future to remember the natural disaster environment, and then write longer stories so that I can read them for a longer time. Finally, I hope the author doesn't forget his original intention and has a beginning and an end! Come on, write well~ And one more thing, a belated Happy New Year~ It's a good book, but it's a pity that later authors always like to write about fighting against the evil forces of the apocalypse, and then... It deviates a little from the trajectory of apocalyptic literature.
It is a good book about natural disasters and the apocalypse, but in terms of descriptions of disasters, only Toothworm has done a good job. (Perhaps I have read too many articles of this type, and the conventional ones no longer attract me.) This book is more like a chronicle + a criminal investigation. In addition, this book does not mention any description of the heroine's personal relationship, and the protagonist's relatives and friends do not mention the topic of finding a partner, which is very worthy of praise. Unlike some books that say there is no cp, the heroine has no partner, but the protagonist's relatives and friends secretly push her in all kinds of ways. The reality is that there are enough pushers, and I don't want to be pushed again while reading this book.
It's pretty good to watch, but there's a long section in the middle where the police fight against criminals (it's also well written), there's very little space about the final migration and the earthquake, and the end is a bit hasty. Space is only a auxiliary function, and is not used when leaving the house (some novels will use it in hidden corners). The space for stocking up is also relatively short, unlike others, where everything has to be listed and takes up a lot of words. I gave it 4 stars because I read it for the post-apocalyptic story and was a little dissatisfied with the length. And I actually want to see the country's construction process of the doomsday base (it should be shocking to work together to build it), but the base only describes the scale at the end.
It feels very real. Some of the methods the heroine chooses are based on the actual situation. They are not stupid. It is said that the heroine's family goes out to work. They are ordinary people before the end. In order not to be found abnormal, they have to behave in the same way as everyone else. Every opportunity to exchange points is to stay at home. Isn't it just to tell people that my family has supplies and is rich? What is there to criticize? Besides, after staying at home for such a long time, we are not all homebound. Who doesn't want to go out and get some fresh air?
It's a good read. It's the first time I've seen this kind of natural disaster story where the government system hasn't collapsed at all. And the protagonist is not too arrogant. The style is different from other natural disaster stories. The plot is also good, the overall logic is okay, and the story is quite exciting. I've read it all. It would be better if there is some follow-up.
What is different from ordinary doomsday novels is that this one is more everyday. The heroine informed the government of the natural disaster news early, so that the social order did not completely collapse. The apocalyptic disaster in this article is more like a backdrop, and the entire text revolves around fighting crime.
It's very interesting. The heroine is not a virgin. She protects her family and helps people around her as much as she can. However, the heroine is not particularly powerful. She just has a sense of empathy. It's really good. You can watch it.
To be honest, this book is really good, especially when it comes to eradicating the evil forces later on. I really like reading this kind of book, except that it is a bit biased towards the end of the world. Except that the front is a bit not very good, but the back is really good. When you see the back, it is really super good. So how much is in front of you? There is another thing that is not easy to accept. For example, it is a bit um, not so cruel, but that is also because the country is not ready to kill everyone, but the back part is really very good-looking, super good-looking, just look at the back part, it is really good-looking, and the whole book is that the state machine is really running, which is much better than the others. This one is really good-looking, and the country is always there.
It's really good to read. I've read dozens of apocalyptic novels, and this one gave me a very different feeling. It's written very realistically, and there are many vivid characters with flesh and blood. It's really a group portrait. Although the heroine's role is relatively small, the storylines of other characters are also very interesting. Many settings about the apocalypse in it are unprecedented. The author did not follow other apocalyptic novels. He has his own ideas and style. This book should not be rated so low at all.
It's so good-looking. I've read a lot of apocalyptic articles. This is the first time I've seen such a good-looking one. The plots are intertwined. It's so good-looking. The power of the country is still very powerful. It's also very fun to stock up. It's the peak of the apocalypse for ordinary people.