
Doomsday Rebirth: Meteorite Space
末日重生:陨石空间
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Are There Any Apocalypse Novels Where the Government Keeps Functioning Normally and Struggles to Keep Hundreds of Millions Alive
A Real Apocalypse Novel, with No Superpowers or All-Purpose Systems
Ordinary people struggling to survive in the apocalypse.
Any Apocalyptic Novels About Purely Natural Disasters, with Intelligent Characters?
Good stories from other platforms are welcome too. Thanks!
Looking for Backrooms Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes a Partygoer or Another Entity, I Am Seriously Out of Books
Looking for Stories About Bringing Supplies Back to Wartime to Protect the Country
For example, the protagonist has a spatial dimension or a System stocked with supplies like firearms and ammunition, medicine, clothes, and food. They then help the heroes of that era and become a beacon of hope to the people in those dark times.
Post-Apocalyptic Stories About Farming in Bunkers, Air-Raid Shelters, and Underground Cities
Apocalypse-era survival and farming stories about building bunkers, air-raid shelters, underground cities, and the like.
Tomato’s Masterpiece of the Apocalypse Genre: Don’t Recommend Anything Below 9.4
Zombies and natural disasters are both fine, but the self-sacrificing saintly types have to die. The protagonist needs to be smart. No System, and no ridiculous plots where they casually gather billions' worth of supplies and a whole arsenal. That kind of thing is insulting to the reader's intelligence.
Post-Apocalypse + Stockpiling + No Faction-Building + 9.5 Masterpiece ⊙▽⊙
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist and the Nation Face the Apocalypse Together
Please Recommend Books About Working with the Government During the Apocalypse
Why Do Protagonists Who've Stockpiled Tens or Hundreds of Billions' Worth of Supplies Still Have to Risk Going Outside?
Apocalypse, Reborn, Warns the Country About the Disaster in Advance
As the title says, I don't think people who stockpile supplies on their own will do very well. Even if they hoard billions' worth, it's just a drop in the ocean to the country. Some people have plenty of supplies without stockpiling anything. Report the news to the government so order can at least be maintained, then stockpile supplies too. That's the ideal way to get through it.
Reborn in the Apocalypse: Space, Telekinesis, and Electricity Powers
Apocalypse, Stockpiling Supplies, No Saintly Protagonists, No Zombies, Completed
The Home Planet Is in Peril. Summon All Transmigrators, System Holders, and Reincarnators
As horror returns and monsters invade the home planet, the Desolate Heaven Emperor gazes at it, lost in thought. Beside him, the Ye Heavenly Emperor says, "It's time to get off." A woman in green, holding a three-foot sword, asks, "Where do they live? Point me in the right direction. I'll only need one strike." (This is just something I imagined.)
Are There Really No Male-Oriented Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Novels Anymore?
I want pure natural-disaster stories. Remember, no male- or female-oriented novels.
Looking for Apocalypse Stories
Looking for books like Apocalypse: Rebuilding China, Starting as a Deputy County Magistrate. I read this book and loved it. Please recommend anything similar, thanks so much!
Apocalypse Stories with No Zombies, Superpowers, or Nuclear Crystals
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I have seen many of this type. This is the first one that does not act as a lone wolf. It also helps the country and the people, and does not interfere with small independent groups and the country to snatch resources. It has a good outlook on the three aspects and has an overall view. Those who are better than those lone wolves are not equal in the world, as if the country owes them.
Although there are bugs in many places, it can be seen that the author really put his heart into the creation. It's not just mindless. Each character is carefully portrayed, some plot designs are reasonable, and the author also has his own persistence. The cruelty of the apocalypse is well-expressed, the plot progresses smoothly and without any lag, and the word count is not too high. It is a very unique article among the apocalyptic articles, and it is worth reading and a small gift to encourage. Finally, please cheer for the author! (Originally I wanted to give it four stars, but I encourage you to give it five stars.)
It's really well written, and it strikes a good balance between protecting yourself and helping the world! Moreover, the true feelings inside are very touching, and the occasional cannon fodder quickly disappears, and there is more unity and warmth. Moreover, the collection of materials and so on are very realistic, not mindless writing!
To be honest, I started reading the article after seeing the warmth of family members, unity, and cooperation with the government to make the motherland strong in the introduction. I prefer apocalyptic stories that are humane and have feelings about family and country. This article is overall pretty good. But what's puzzling is why Shi Qichen was taken offline for an otherwise enjoyable article. Is it just because he is an ordinary person? This arrangement makes me feel that it is better to let Chen Mo sacrifice. No matter how the heroine avenges her husband later, I find it difficult to accept it. Moreover, the heroine accepted Chen Mo's confession in the later period. Although it was uncomfortable, it was understandable. But he still insisted on arranging an unexpected child for Chen Mo. This plot is really a bit bloody and makes people have no desire to read anymore. I took a quick look at the general ending of the second part, and although I felt a little frustrated, the first part was still pretty good. It's not easy to write, so I'll give it a good review in the end. I hope that in the future, the author will be warm to the end when writing about family relationships, and feel happy to the end when writing about joy.
Not bad 👍 Among the novels that have space for the apocalypse so far, the author of this one has a different interpretation! Although, it doesn't matter anymore [covers face] I'm happy if I look good. Let's not talk about whether the golden finger is too big or not. Let's talk about the feelings of family and country. I personally think it is okay. The bad people in society have caused the good people to lose trust in each other, and the different thinking patterns of thousands of people are the reasons for their different views and behavior patterns. The author and I have many similar perspectives on things, so I recommend more people to read it. Give up the selfishness in life (what a holy mother, full of compassion, all kinds of complaints about the kindness of human nature) It is a very interesting masterpiece 👍
This is the first time I have seen a book about surviving in the apocalypse with a whole family. Without any relatives or friends, he also cooperates with the government to rescue disasters and save the world. A very good post-apocalyptic healing text, highly recommended!
It's quite real. It's not like you know you are reborn as soon as you are reborn. It's so realistic to worry about gains and losses!
It's nice to read. Compared to those indifferent apocalyptic novels, I like this one better.
It's very interesting. There is not a single loser in the heroine's family. In most post-apocalyptic hoarding stories, the heroine does it alone. In this case, the heroine's whole family includes her husband, as well as her aunts, aunts, and second aunts. Each one of them is quite powerful and contributes. This is a rare case where the male and female protagonists are not husband and wife. The female protagonist has a space and is reborn. The male protagonist is his cousin who retired from the special forces. I feel that this male protagonist is quite rare. It is quite real that he slowly revealed his space to the country in the later period. Normal people trust the country and will not report it directly at the first time. They are really afraid of doing experiments. So far, it seems to be a good recommendation.
Among the apocalyptic disaster novels I have read so far, it is one that is realistic and close to life. The protagonist, family and friends build shelters with their own hands and wisdom, and do their best to help deserving people. [Like][Like][Like]