Apocalypse: Keep Off My Land!

The pig's trotters at the beginning are so miserable that it's ridiculous to eat them as tribute, the honeysuckle in the tea, the stable butler Xiaowu and the combat-oriented kitten (who always treats the pig's trotters as his own cubs) are a warm apocalypse. Book friends who have seen too many betrayal types and want to change their tastes can check it out (don't say where it is poisonous or poisonous, I am not the author and some people say that even 9.8 Masterpieces are poisonous) [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

In line with my idea of ​​the end of the world, being strong and farming.

It's okay, but the pace is too slow and the contact with society is much less

It's okay. Overall, it's a harem story, but the characters are not human beings, and it's not like I fell in love with the protagonist all of a sudden just because he's powerful. The nurturing style is okay, and I'm not very disgusted. I didn't pay much attention until I realized it was a mess. It's actually pretty good. But I personally feel that the planet's recovery shouldn't happen. Even if it's an alien invasion, your entire planet's recovery is completely unspectacular.

Except the protagonist is a little bit subversive It's a good alternative apocalyptic novel, it looks really good [Chigua]

I hope it won't become a harem novel, I always feel like it's heading in this direction

Let's have another pet. I feel like plants can't always accompany the protagonist everywhere.

Very well written and beautiful [sending my heart]

Those who like this type will like it very much, and those who don't like it will dislike it.

A relaxing post-apocalyptic farming article