My Old House Connects to the Apocalypse: I Picked Up a Beautiful Botanist from the Start

Beautiful things always draw the eye. The setting sun outside the window is slowly sinking below the horizon, dyeing the entire sky a brilliant orange-red, with the edges of the clouds edged in gold, as if they were set ablaze. A gentle breeze rustles the leaves, as if providing accompaniment for this magnificent finale.

It's alright. Being caught involves resources crucial to the future of an entire base, yet he's still locked up in jail. The higher-ups, who've seen such unheard-of top-tier food, don't even treat the pig's feet like a precious offering. Pigs aren't raised to be fattened up before slaughtering them.

Well written, worth reading! Although it ends abruptly, the main plot is well explained, which is good! It's a post-apocalyptic transmigration harem novel, ruthless and decisive without being overly sentimental. Every character is fleshed out, with inner thoughts and emotions.

The plot was quite unexpected, and there were many exciting moments. Highly recommended!

There's no fluff in the whole thing, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the story is original. Everyone who's read it says it's great.

Not bad, you can actually read it.

The last 20-odd chapters... Sigh, why can't we go back to the real world? What happened to all the female protagonists from the beginning? What happened to the female protagonists from the real world?

The story is original and engaging; I want to hear the next episode. It's great!

This book is so good! I almost missed it just because of the ratings. I look forward to the author continuing to update with more great content.

It's so beautiful, it feels like you're actually there.