The Wasteland Survival Code
废土生存密码
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 644k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 80
See all
Looking for Good Wasteland Novels, Recent Ones Have All Been Boring
The wasteland novels people recommend are all boring. The golden fingers are way too powerful, or else the stories are about being reborn or transmigrating. Not for me. I want something about people scavenging out in the wasteland, not stories where they can't even make the main plot clear.
For Middle-Aged Readers: Smart Characters, No Goody-Two-Shoes, Decisive and Ruthless, Highly Rated
Urban, System, reborn, fantasy, or gaming novels are all fine, as long as they’re good, the characters are smart, and there’s no saintly protagonist. Bring out any books on your shelf that fit the bill!
What Are the Three Great Tomato Novels?
Looking for Farming or Refugee-Escape Stories With Sound Logic. Don't Treat Readers Like Idiots
Are There Really No Good Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland Novels to Read Anymore?
Wasteland, post-apocalyptic sci-fi, with a protagonist who has something like a System or a golden finger
Novels With a New System. These Days, Every Novel Is Just Copy and Paste
Looking for High-Quality Farming Novels, From a Veteran Reader With Picky Taste
Recommendations, please!
No Romance!!!! Do You Even Know What No Romance Means? Stop Recommending Romance 😐
Looking for female-oriented stories with no CP. The protagonist can be a lone wolf, or it can have an ensemble cast. I just want no CP, and no romantic tension either!
Please Recommend Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland Scavenging Novels
I want a story with no golden finger, or one where the golden finger isn't too overpowered. The protagonist should work hard, help others and be helped in return, and eventually build a good life.
Why Are There So Many Romance Stories in Female-Oriented Fiction? Any High-Quality No-CP Novels?
Any genre is fine. No romance, and please don't have every guy fall in love with the protagonist at first sight. Please!
Please Recommend Farming Stories You Can Finish 100%
Cozy, with an ensemble cast, plenty of character dialogue, and less narration 🥰
Looking for Stories About Female Leads Scavenging and Foraging in the Wild, Especially Sci-Fi or Apocalypse Settings
I want to read books similar to On the Wasteland, I Buy a House in the Safe Zone by Scavenging. No interstellar stories, please. Apocalypse stories and other genres are fine.
Looking for Wasteland Novels. No Romance, Please
Looking for books like Wasteland World: Making a Fortune Through Scavenging. Preferably about scavenging and gathering.
Looking for Female-Oriented Novels with No Romance
I’ve had a reading slump lately and can’t get into anything. I’m just hoping for female-oriented stories with no romance. People keep making random pairings and it’s driving me crazy ●△● Any genre is fine, as long as you have something to recommend! ⌯ᕑᗢᓫ⌯
Looking for Interstellar or Otherworldly Stories with Gathering, Wilderness Survival, and Alchemy or Crafting
Looking for books similar to "Otherworldly Continent: The Useless Spirit Assistant". No interstellar food stories, please. I want outdoor gathering, pioneering, and hunting.
I Just Love Hard-Mode Famine Escapes! Recommendations, Please, No Pocket Dimension
No pocket dimensions, no golden finger. I like hard mode. That's what makes it exciting.
Surviving by Foraging in the Wasteland
Scavenging the Wasteland, Picking Through Trash, and Slowly Building a Better Life
Looking for Wasteland Survival and Gathering Novels!! I'm Out of Books
Looking for books similar to Wasteland Scavenging Made Me Rich, but the Apocalypse Is Too Insane for Me.
Any Novels Set in a Resource-Gathering Zone? I'm Out of Books to Read
I want something similar to "Supernatural Farming: The Plants Here Are All Kinds of Weird".
Wasteland, Scavenging, Radiation Detection, and a Little Romance
Looking for books like "Everyday Scavenging in the Wasteland".
Interstellar Farming and Gathering, Wasteland Foraging, Transmigration, a Pocket Dimension, and Good Luck
Looking for books similar to "Continent of the Stars: F-Rank Trash Gets By on Talent". Something set in space or a wasteland, with farming, gathering, and hunting. The transmigrated protagonist is lucky and has a pocket dimension. The story should be cozy and cheerful, without lots of melodrama, face-slapping, or forced stupidity.
Has Tomato Finally Published a Mind-Bending, Outlandish Story Worthy of the Top Spot?
Looking for something like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth". This exact kind of book.
Looking for an Apocalypse Story with a Female-Dominated Society!
The protagonist transmigrates into a matriarchal world just as the apocalypse hits, with zombies. Are you telling me that among all the writers on Tomato's forum, not one person can write this story? ┐(￣ヮ￣)┌
In same booklists
Wasteland Valkyrie
My Unreliable Master Sent Me to Suffer in the Apocalypse Wasteland
On an Alien Wasteland, She Farms and Tames Beasts
Wasteland: My Talent Is a Random Trash Can
A Lucky Little Carp Surviving in the Wasteland
Wasteland Scavenger: I’m a Lone Wolf with a Full Pantry
On Our Wedding Day, the Base's Big Shot Maxed Out His Card!
Reborn in the Wasteland, I Stole the Heroine's Golden Finger
World Bulletin: The Infinite Train's Master Has Arrived
Surviving the Wasteland, Picking Up Trash Every Day
I Transmigrated to the Wasteland and Work Hard to Forage for a Better Life
Wasteland Gathering: From the Start, I Obtain a Materialization Card
Wasteland Scavenging: While Others Scavenge, I Raise Kids and Cultivate Immortality
On the Wasteland: I Scavenged My Way into a Safe Zone
After Making a Wish, I Was Dumped in the Wasteland to Scavenge
Global Wasteland: I Become a God by Scavenging Trash
Wasteland: I Scavenge With a Calico Cat, Stockpile Food, and Get Rich
Chef Qian's Wasteland Survival Diary
Wasteland Foraging and Gathering
Wasteland Survival: No Love-Brain, Still Picking Wild Greens
Reader comments 50
Google Translate
Truly excellent post-apocalyptic narratives go beyond the struggle for survival; they use the prism of the apocalypse to reflect the contradictory spiral within the genes of human civilization—what we search for in the wilderness is not just resources for survival, but also the courage to redefine humanity.
I felt a bit sad at the beginning; it was too arduous. As a genetically engineered person burdened with the title "Lung Fog," there was absolutely no hope of advancement. However, after reading the book reviews and discovering that it was written by the author of "Medicine in Every Mountain," I felt that it would give me a satisfactory development.
I've already read dozens of chapters, and it's definitely a good work. However, the descriptions of Sister Lili in the first few chapters were a bit uncomfortable to read; it felt like a female character portrayed from a male perspective. Sister Lili is a very charming older sister, not only because of her great figure, but also because of her outgoing and sociable personality, and her unwavering…
I'm so happy to have suddenly discovered such a gem of an author! I really like her writing style and the plot logic. I've already read all of her other works, and I prefer the completed ones. I want to wait until they're finished before reading them, but I just can't resist!
It's really good. I read a post-apocalyptic wasteland novel a couple of days ago, but after reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand the description of the female lead being weak and delicate. I read comments saying that later on, the female lead couldn't lift a finger and couldn't even walk, so the male lead had to carry her. This book is more to my liking, I especially love it.
The clever and resourceful Search Rabbit, the loyal and impulsive Mighty Bull, the reckless and righteous Swift Leopard, the long-range spear-throwing expert Fei Fei, and the unremarkable Chen Cheng make for a very complementary team. The protagonist's skill isn't brute force, but rather surviving through intelligence, not just relying on teammates.
The early part is excellent, featuring a unique and rare post-apocalyptic scavenging setting, orc genes, and transmigrated memories. The female lead doesn't have any other over-the-top cheat codes. The writing is consistently excellent, and the character development is meticulous; both the main and supporting characters have distinct personalities.
Finally, I found that familiar feeling again! Like "Mountains Have Medicine," it's a survival and family-themed story. I don't know who gave it such a low score; it clearly deserves a 9.5 Or higher! The other book is about traditional Chinese medicine. The TCM perspective is great, but there's too much focus on family life and complicated character relationships… I didn't really like it. Author, keep up the good work!!!
This was the first post-apocalyptic novel I read, and it was quite interesting. I loved the female lead's character – a clever, adorable little bunny, quick-witted, agile, and adaptable to the environment, though she also had weaknesses. Fortunately, her teammates were great, making for a complementary team. I look forward to seeing how she develops later on. All of the author's books are excellent!
I only realized it was by the author of "Medicines in the Mountains" after reading a few chapters, which I really liked. This one focuses on gathering food, and because it's a post-apocalyptic setting, there's no concept of cooking, so even simple dishes are delicious. The pacing is good; just when you're not tired of the same type of content, it jumps to a new map with new crises.