
I Work at a Convalescent Home After the Apocalypse
我在末日后的干休所工作
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 115k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 25d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 10
How Long Does It Take for a New Writer to Make It? I’ve Been Writing for 54 Days
54 days. I finished my first book on day 45: 320,000 words, writing for 8–12 hours a day. I’m now planning my second book, but nobody’s reading the first one anymore. Is it really that bad? Am I just someone with no talent? (sobbing)
New Author, New Book. You Post It, I’ll Comment!
As the title says, send me your new books and let's support each other.
New Authors With No Traffic, Come Swap Reviews and Keep Each Other Warm
I'd like books similar to "At the Summit of Beifeng".
New Writers Are Getting Better and Better
How Many of You Have Written Novels That Nobody Reads?
New Writers, Come On In
It's so upsetting to keep seeing the stats barely change. The reader count doesn't go up at all, and there isn't a single comment. Hardly anyone reads the whole book, and by the last chapter, almost no one is still reading. New authors, let's support one another.
My Story Flopped. Please Save Me 😭😭
Looking for books like Heartbeat Never Lies. It’s doing so badly, sob sob sob, please save it and leave a comment!
Any New Books? Anything Between 10,000 and 200,000 Words!
New authors, feel free to showcase your books here. Any genre is welcome.
Any Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Novels?
The male lead shouldn’t be a self-sacrificing saint. One female lead or no female lead. Ideally, he has no parents or other close relatives. It should be long, properly sci-fi, and have no stale villains. The protagonist (and author) should use their brains, and the plot shouldn’t get boring.
Any Books Focused on Life in the Apocalypse? Why Are They All About Building Your Own Shelter?
Are there any apocalypse novels that focus more on everyday life? For example, surviving in a base, with a broader view of the apocalypse. Even gradual growth would be great. I'm really tired of stories about building your own shelter, folks. Give me something like Ninth District!













































