Apocalypse Farming: Back to Africa, 2014

This novel is set in Africa, and the setting is quite fresh. Incorporating many elements and legends, the atmosphere at the beginning is very apocalyptic, and the local environmental characteristics of Africa can be felt in the details. The process of surviving step by step and building a base is quite immersive. If you like slow-paced post-apocalyptic survival and farming construction, you can follow this one!

This is a very nice book about rebirth in the apocalypse. The plot is compact and easy to understand. The more you read, the more you will get hooked! The survival plots in the book are particularly realistic: in the dry season, when you are short of water, you have to queue at the mountain spring; when you are short of food, you find a way to trade with the villagers; when you are bullied, you still have the courage to fight back decisively. The most interesting thing is that the protagonist uses the camera and alarm clock functions of a modern mobile phone to "act like magic" in the village in exchange for supplies, which is both smart and funny. The tropical scenery of Africa and the conflicts and entanglements among the villagers also make the story more graphic. There is no complicated setting, it is just a story about the protagonist relying on his prophetic advantage to survive in a desperate situation. It has both a tense survival game and a warm brother-sister relationship, which makes people unable to stop watching it!

The African apocalyptic background of this novel is very unique, and the details are real, such as collecting water and bartering during the dry season, and the pressure of survival is overwhelming. The protagonist has no golden fingers and relies on modern common sense and an old mobile phone to survive in the tribe. The process is written solidly and intelligently. The pace is slow and focuses on resource accumulation and construction. The writing is smooth and allows people to immerse themselves in that hot and dangerous world. Like 😍

The imaginative setting, Ebola virus + time travel back to become another person, and a sister, and then the end of the world, the mysterious Africa, many stories gradually unfold, it is a good book.

This masterpiece is extremely creative. The Legend of the Eastern Red Dragon collides with Doomsday Farming, directly pulling the pattern into the interstellar world. The exotic African customs are rare and fresh, and the counterattack path from unemployed social animals to tribal chiefs is wild and burning. The unpopular subject is full of dark potential. This kind of original rebirth novel will make people fall in love in a second! Like [laugh][laugh][laugh]

This work is very imaginative, cleverly integrating Dogon tribe legends and doomsday science fiction. A middle-aged unemployed man travels back to Africa, just in time for the end of the world caused by Ebola variants. While using modern knowledge to start a farming survival mode, he also needs to solve the mystery of the mysterious prophecy. From realistic dilemmas to fantasy adventures, hard-core survival is intertwined with humanistic care. It not only has the excitement of the apocalypse, but also has the unique charm of cultural collision. It injects new ideas into the apocalyptic theme and is worth exploring for readers who like survival and time-travel elements.

This novel gives a fresh texture to "survival in the apocalypse" and "farming in a foreign land": unemployed workers from a large factory are reborn in a small African country 11 years ago, and encounter a doomsday caused by an Ebola variant. While trying to find a way to survive in the legend of the Dogon tribe, they have to rely on farming and hoarding supplies to survive the desperate situation. There is no cheating in Goldfinger, which is about the real struggle of a middle-aged social worker in a foreign wasteland - it has the tension of the doomsday, the atmosphere of tribal legends and the fireworks of farming infrastructure, and the spirit of "building hope in a desperate situation" is very solidly written, and it is both exciting and down-to-earth to read.

"Doomsday Farming: Return to Africa 2014" depicts wasteland aesthetics with poetic touches, and the plot extends solidly in the fertile soil of time like a root system. When civilization collapsed due to disaster, the protagonist restarted farming civilization in the place where mankind originated, grafting the code of the gene pool with ancient tribal songs to compose an apocalyptic idyll about survival and memory. Five-star praise

It is still very attentive to some emotions and characters, and it captures the key points and gives a sense of immersion. However, the routines are relatively conventional, and I hope to add more elements and more clinging plots in the future. Overall it's good and worth a look

The setting of unemployment time travel + African legend + doomsday crisis is so eye-catching! The Dogon Red Dragon prophecy is intertwined with Ebola variants. From the car accident in Tibet to the journey to Sirius, it is full of suspense and fast-paced. It is an enjoyable read. I really want to unlock the follow-up plot immediately ~ Looking forward to the follow-up