Traversing the Apocalypse: A Middle-Aged Housewife Starts by Selling Scrap

I hope that there will be no CP, and the heroine will take her mother to travel through various post-apocalyptic worlds. The heroine is an ordinary middle-aged woman, not even educated, but after predicting the tragic future, she is determined to abandon her husband and son, and change herself to improve herself. It is really amazing.

The world view is completely set! The logic of character behavior is online, which is a rare work for me. I just don't know why this branch is so low, it shouldn't be. So far, there is no plot that has hit my mark.

It's very heartwarming and I like the characters. As for many people saying that they raise the system like a son, I hesitated at first, wondering what kind of weird heroine this was. After reading the entire book, I discovered what is the mentality of the readers who made these comments? ? ! Or just a simple internet troll? It's obviously a normal contact and communication, maybe with some feelings of pet family members, but isn't this a normal behavior? Is it normal to have to disown your relatives [stunned]? All in all, this is a really good novel. Let me talk about the shortcomings. Because it is a listening book, the language in it seems to be mixed with a lot of dialects. If people from other provinces in Sichuan and Chongqing listen to it, it may be difficult to understand the emotions expressed in the language, and it sounds really weird [laughter]

At present, it seems that the heroine's behavior is logical, her three views are correct, and there are no big surprises. The author did not add cheats just for the sake of enjoyment. The descriptions of each world are also novel. The writing style is also good, without being wordy or repetitive to make up the word count. I'm fed up with a bunch of punctuation marks being used indiscriminately in the comment section and I'm still praising my poor writing [laughing and crying] Waiting for updates!

It's hard to understand why this book only has a score of 7.7. I have to give it a 10. Maybe it's because I'm old. This book is not a cool story about the heroine killing everyone, nor does it have hormonal throbbing. The writing is mature, and the connotation of each world arouses my thinking. About this world, parallel time and space, cause and effect... These concepts that were originally slightly illusory in Taoist scriptures are now presented in words. Every apocalyptic world is exciting. The heroine is more like a third-party observer, recording the apocalyptic scenes of each world, exploring the origins of the apocalypse, and trying to contribute what she can. Each world is very touching, and the origin and destination of the apocalypse are clearly explained. Really like it!

It's very beautiful, the writing is smooth, and the descriptions are vivid, better than most tomato novels. The combination of the scumbag plot and the Doomsday Moving Castle is quite simple and satisfying. I also want a moving castle like this

It's a bit interesting. Divorced women and doomsday fortresses have very few themes.

The Chinese auntie's version of Howl's Moving Castle is a story about the heroine traveling through different apocalypses to complete tasks and earn supplies in order for herself and her mother to live a stable life in the post-apocalyptic world.

It's very attractive, the world view is very complete, and the setting is very novel. A middle-aged divorced mother + the system enters the apocalypse. I can't help but stay up all night to tie it up. Now I'm scratching my head and waiting for the update. The author is very good at writing! So can I update ten chapters in one go?

If you like Howl's Moving Castle, you must read this book!