Apocalypse Survival: From the Start, I Set the Protagonist’s Safehouse Ablaze

Don't always believe those book reviews and Shennong (a popular online novelist). Occasionally, turn off the comments and read it yourself. In this book, I can see the author's own thoughts and ideas in this fast-paced, information-driven era.

It's a pretty good book. The system currently only has the functions of time travel and viewing character information; the protagonist has to rely on himself. The first chapter ends with him running away with the female lead, so it doesn't seem like a harem story.

So far, it's alright. The protagonist is neither a self-righteous saint nor a tyrannical beast. Giving his spatial abilities to his neighbor during the extreme cold apocalypse can be seen as repaying a final debt of gratitude. Actually, there shouldn't be a food shortage during this extreme cold apocalypse; national reserves should last two or three years without much problem.

I highly recommend this book to all the guys out there. Unlike other books where the male and female leads are one-dimensional and lack personality, you'll find that they genuinely have their own thoughts and ideas as you read on. Both storylines are quite interesting. The only downside is that there aren't enough chapters, and a few chapters are a bit weak, but the later parts are truly amazing.

Keep it up, it's great! Keep writing according to your own ideas. A book can't please everyone. Don't worry about reviews; they're all the same old feel-good stories that everyone gets tired of.

The Greatly Intelligent and Generous Protagonist

It's alright. A few minor flaws.

A bloody incident caused by a bag of instant noodles

Keep it up, author! It's great!

This is my favorite type, I'll keep watching.