Traversing the Apocalypse: A Middle-Aged Housewife Starts by Selling Scrap
穿梭末世：中年主妇从卖废品开始
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- Completed
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- 653k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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I hope there's no romantic pairing. The female lead, along with her mother, travels through various post-apocalyptic worlds. She's an ordinary middle-aged woman, not even very educated, but after foreseeing a tragic future, she resolutely abandons her awful husband and son, changing and improving herself—she's truly remarkable.
The world-building is complete! The characters' actions are logically sound, which makes this a rare gem for me. I just don't understand why this score is so low; it shouldn't be like this. So far, no plot points have triggered my reactions.
It's very heartwarming, and I really like the characters. As for the many people saying she treats the system like a son, I was hesitant at first—what kind of bizarre female lead is this?! After reading the whole book, I realized what kind of mentality those readers have?! Or are they just internet trolls?
So far, the female lead's actions seem logical, her values are sound, and there are no major flaws. The author hasn't added unnecessary "golden fingers" for the sake of satisfying the reader. The descriptions of each world are also novel. The writing style is decent; it's not verbose or repetitive to reach the word count.
It's hard to understand why this book only got a 7.7 Rating; I have to give it a 10. Maybe it's because I'm getting old. This book isn't a typical "female protagonist rampages through the land" story, nor does it rely on hormones. The writing is mature, and the meaning behind each world made me think.
It's a great read, with smooth writing and vivid descriptions, surpassing most of Tomato's novels. The combination of dumping a cheating husband and son with a post-apocalyptic moving castle is quite crisp and satisfying. I want a moving castle like that too!
That's interesting; divorced women and post-apocalyptic fortresses are rarely themes.
The Chinese auntie version of Howl's Moving Castle tells the story of a female protagonist who, in order to ensure a peaceful life for herself and her mother in a post-apocalyptic world, travels through different post-apocalyptic worlds with the system and her bound (moving castle) to complete tasks and earn resources.
The world-building is incredibly captivating, with a very complete and novel setting: a middle-aged divorced mother with a system venturing into a post-apocalyptic world. I couldn't help but stay up all night to catch up, and now I'm anxiously awaiting updates. The author is a fantastic writer! So, could you please release ten chapters at once?
If you like Howl's Moving Castle, you definitely have to read this book!