I Have a Field on the Roof of the Building

Buso's "I Have a Field on the Roof of the Building" breaks the traditional apocalyptic literary conventions and is eye-catching. Without systems, superpowers and harems, the story returns to the essence of survival. Against the background of zombies running rampant and the city reduced to ruins, the 50-square-meter vegetable patch on the rooftop becomes the key. The multi-perspective narrative in the book is a highlight, showing the various aspects of the apocalypse from the perspectives of different characters, allowing readers to fully experience the disaster. The protagonist is not an invincible being with a halo. His mentality and personality change with the development of the plot, truly showing the growth of an ordinary person in a desperate situation. The villains are not brainless, their existence adds to the tension and plausibility of the story. In the end of the world when resources are scarce, human nature is put under a magnifying glass. Are you going to do whatever it takes to survive, or are you going to work together? The author does not give simple answers, but guides readers to think through plot advancement. In addition, a book spin-off game is being produced, although the progress is slow but full of expectations. This novel is unique in the apocalyptic genre. With its solid plot and in-depth exploration of human nature, it is worth savoring by every reader who likes science fiction apocalyptic works.

I've seen a bunch of post-apocalyptic stories about normal people cooperating.

It looks good. It's like this for all zombie themes. I'm not allowed to write anything that's too dark.

Very well written, good luck to the author! [Praise]

I think it looks very good. It's not super-powerful and brainless. It feels very real.

Really good looking, brothers

Great, just a little too little

Good-looking😍Good-looking, good-looking

It's a doomsday safe house type of theme, but I came in after I saw [Completed] written on it, but you told me it's not finished.

Nice. There is evil, but there is warmth that fits the description of humanity. The storyline doesn't drag on. Very good.

It's beautiful and quite realistic.

Okay, okay, so pretty

I came here with the intention of farming, but halfway through reading I realized that I don't do much farming [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] I just wanted to read a book on farming in the apocalypse... I've finished reading it. It's not bad. It's much more humane than those post-apocalyptic novels that pretend to be about loners, but I was really fooled into it by the title [face covering] and thought it was a farming novel.

The writing is okay, it's quite satisfactory, so it's okay.