Wasteland: Scavenging to Feed the Family

The author has a great imagination! It's a very interesting concept, so I'll give it a five-star rating first! I hope the author doesn't mess up the story in the future, like making the female lead a spoiled wife who sacrifices her own interests to help the male lead. If you do, I'll give you a bad review 😢😢

It's not bad. The theme is novel, unlike other post-apocalyptic novels where the characters are overpowered. There are a few errors in the book, but they're not serious and don't have a significant impact. The three main characters each have their own strengths, and I hope they continue to do so.

It's quite good, but there aren't enough chapters. I really like this kind of post-apocalyptic wasteland novel; it's better than just a simple wasteland farming novel. The main problem is that while a few dozen chapters of a wasteland farming novel are fine, once it reaches over a hundred, it becomes unreadable.

It's really good! Why is the rating so low? [What?] There are actually three main characters: the female lead, her younger brother, and the male lead. The three of them grow from weaklings through many difficult battles. Along the way, they receive help from many people and help others, gaining trustworthy friends from various backgrounds.

Two points: First, wouldn't they be thrown out or crushed to death if they fought in a confined space? The second minor character's money-saving supplies were briefly mentioned later, but a more detailed description would have made the story more interesting. Viewers love the wisdom of making the most of limited resources, especially the "scratching the ground" aspect.

Keep it up, you look great but you're too thin.

It's a very novel theme: several children without parents live together, striving for self-reliance and strength. Life is tough and difficult, but they work hard to survive and become stronger.

I wonder if the author has stopped updating. For a post-apocalyptic novel, this is quite novel. The main characters are all well-developed, but the story doesn't entirely revolve around the male and female leads, and in fact, it barely touches on their romantic relationship; it's more like the interactions between teammates. It has a hint of ensemble cast elements, but not much. I hope the author continues updating!

Overall, it's alright. It's a post-apocalyptic story with a slice-of-life narrative style. However, I would suggest that the author pay more attention to the fight scenes, as that would make it more engaging. Some paragraphs are repeated several times, which can get a bit tedious. Also, and most importantly, several chapters have missing words. For example, the word "not" in "not..." Is missing. There are about seven such chapters. I'm currently up to chapter 60.

I really like it. It's heartwarming, tough, realistic but not dark, not invincible, and shows how ordinary people climb step by step.