Stockpiling Supplies in the Apocalypse: Reclaiming Land, Farming, and Building a Town

The story is captivating. The protagonist isn't confined to a small town but strives to survive like ordinary people. Through the protagonist's eyes, we witness how different bases cope with natural disasters. There's no over-reliance on the system, no petty squabbles, no disgusting male or female villains, and no discussions of the darkness of humanity.

Top-tier novels almost never fail to describe how beautiful the female lead is, with minimal focus on supporting characters' stories. They're purely about leveling up and opening a shop, and they're all very engaging. [Requesting more updates!] Please update more frequently! It's so good! [Thumbs up]

Aren't you planning to give the female lead a power boost? Wasn't she supposed to awaken superpowers? [What][What] They can't just stay holed up in the town forever! 🤔🤔

This is much better than other settings that practically keep people in captivity. It has its own ecosystem, and everyone doesn't have to fight zombies, which is much more reasonable. I still really like it now. There are no overpowered characters or dependent systems; it's just a group of people trying their best to survive.

I've read many post-apocalyptic management novels, and sometimes I wish the protagonist wasn't in the spotlight, but lived like an ordinary customer, without those brainless, scheming female characters or cannon fodder to drive the plot. Instead, I wanted an ordinary person with a strong will to survive in the apocalypse, someone who could thrive with just a little sunshine!

I think it's quite good. It injects hope into such a lifeless world, making everything full of hope and not depressing. It's very nice to watch.

This is a story about a female protagonist who has a smooth and successful life, with the plot progressing entirely through various natural disasters... If you don't pay too much attention to the details, it's a good read to pass the time...

It's very interesting, with a warm and everyday feel, and the pace is very comfortable.

A heartwarming post-apocalyptic novel featuring a female protagonist who focuses on building and upgrading infrastructure; a lighthearted style.

I've read up to chapter 124. It's an infrastructure upgrade story, and it's quite good.