Completed: The apocalypse begins, with a baby on the way from the start; no CP and no romantic relationships, so ship whoever you like.
Sci-fi, not a power fantasy. It includes a little basic physics; please point out any mistakes.
Plenty of clues and foreshadowing for you to savor.
Main female characters: Character 1, a low-key rising star; Character 2, a lively assistant; Character 3, a scheming doctor; Character 4, a dashing senior disciple.
Main male characters: Character 1, a dark-skinned sports student; Character 2, a two-door security guard (?); Character 3, a bisexual anesthesiologist; Character 4, a mysterious albino hacker.
Here’s the plot summary:
In 2039, Blue Star’s geography is in constant upheaval, and disasters are frequent. The prosperity of the beginning of the century is long gone. The lie-flat mentality, hedonism, and pessimism about the future have taken over people’s minds.
Out of longing for her late mother, Gu Pan, a C-list actress, secretly undergoes IVF while she works to make money. She wants to experience the closest kind of love and give her child the best possible companionship.
But she never expected the apocalypse to begin just like that.
Disaster follows disaster, but at least she isn’t fighting alone.
Blue Star is a parallel world similar to Earth. Please don’t try to match it to any country on Earth. Thank you~
This is so good! I read over ten chapters in one go. I usually only review a book after finishing it, but this time I couldn't resist reviewing and recommending it to everyone right away. If you're looking for something to read, definitely check this one out. The premise is very original, the female lead is so smart and clear-headed, I love this kind of character. The plot is also interesting. Kudos to the author!
I really like the female lead's character; she's not a saint, but she's not absolutely cold either. The story isn't the typical wish-fulfillment, face-slapping type; the plot is more realistic. The addition of some science fiction elements enhances the overall suspense.
I quite like the no-romance setting, but maybe I've read too many wish-fulfillment novels, so some parts were a bit unsettling. I hope the main characters are all doing well, but perhaps the author wants to write a proper post-apocalyptic novel. Then I hope the author doesn't just leave plot holes unfilled like in *The Lost Tomb*, leaving readers to fill in the gaps with their own imaginations.
The apocalyptic setting really resonated with me; it was both realistic and ironic. The female lead is calm, relatable, and not overly idealistic. There are no melodramatic romance plots to distract from the action; it's all tense and exciting preparation. It's clear the author isn't just following the trend of online novels; they have their own unique perspective to share. This dedication to writing is enough to make me want to keep reading! I'm definitely going to add this to my reading list!
Such a profound and unique post-apocalyptic theme.
It's a great read, but not many people are reading it. It's better than many of the top-ranked books. I like this straightforward writing style. Keep up the good work, author!
Okay, okay, I've already started shopping according to the baby's shopping list 🤭🤭
Thank you so much for writing such a wonderful science fiction story! Looking forward to more new works from you!
The idea is good, the logic is sound, and the writing is fluent. It would be perfect if the details were more refined.
A truly satirical and entertaining post-apocalyptic sci-fi novel featuring an "outlier" character. So many suspenseful moments! For a first book by a new author, it's very well written, enjoyable, and I love reading it. Keep it up! 👍