Alone in an Endless Apocalypse

No mother, no nanny, kill those who threaten you, and repay kindness to those who are kind. The protagonist is quite good. Like many ordinary people, he is not that smart and cannot strategize. He also has his own little luck. Good looking Later on, I began to feel aggrieved. I was hiding around like a rat crossing the street. I was being plotted, hiding, and being threatened. I was kidnapped by morality and still hiding. It didn't look good.

After watching Two Worlds, let me tell you my feelings [laughing]: 1. Kill decisively. There is no need to rely on a lot of force, there is no best weapon that appears repeatedly in front of the protagonist, and there is no idea that the enemy must be left to feel the pain of doomsday in order to be able to kill. 2. The stocking up in the early stage can basically last a lifetime, and in fact it can indeed last a lifetime. You don't have to think about going out to find supplies all the time. The protagonists of some ancient apocalyptic novels never have enough supplies. They seem to have a lot of food but they run out of food the next moment. Usually the protagonist has powerful powers and needs to eat more. Some modern apocalyptic protagonists have a few lifetimes to go out to find supplies every day. 3. There is no superb surround, no villains, and no plot that pulls back and forth. There are too few conflicts and the plot is dull, but this is what I want. But it just resulted in too few comments. 4. The heroine can stay alone in a place, in a no-man's land, for a year and a half or decades, which is very comfortable. Other doomsday protagonists will die if they don't see anyone. 5. There are no positive reviews for pets. Other apocalyptic protagonists have the most cats and dogs, and even if they don't have any, they still want to buy a few before the apocalypse. Imagine that in a high-density community with no order at the end of the world, other people are starving to death, and a girl walks around alone with a fat and strong pet in front of others.

If you see a place where updates have been discontinued, please leave a positive review. It's not that it's exciting, but what's rare is that I haven't seen some plots in survival novels that I don't like, such as having CP, having teammates (relatives and friends), having pets, loving to take care of followers, and knowing that a lot of supplies are collected without restraint but not used well. . . . .

The heroine escapes alone, some from ancient times and some from the end of the world. They are all practical, not wordy, and not top-notch. It's okay for daily use, and it looks pretty good. I have good writing skills and a sense of immersion. The story is just a bit short.

The author can create a transitional chapter after the medieval apocalypse, a zombie apocalypse, or a natural disaster apocalypse, preferably urban. In the United States and Australia, it is not difficult to set up a farm. Build a fence for tens of thousands of square meters. Moreover, it is also convenient for foreign countries to obtain weapons, including some light and heavy weapons. Automobiles, engineering equipment, and the most indispensable thing now is silver, copper, iron, and steel. The purity is not comparable to that in ancient times. It is best to upgrade the space so that you can raise some animals or plant some plants, even if the space does not speed up. And I think the author will add some supernatural aspects of the apocalypse and get some biblical sterling silver crosses in modern times, peach wood swords, Bagua mirrors, copper coins, swords and ink pipes. Although it may not work well without consecration, it is better than nothing. Plant some peach and jujube trees to be prepared.

I felt that the score was low. When I saw it on the list, I thought the introduction was very good, but in my heart I felt that the score was low. I wanted to test the water, and I said at the beginning that women cannot dress up as men. I felt that it must be a story full of loopholes. But looking at it, I may have a lot of problems in the first world because I didn't get started at the beginning. Later, it started to grow slowly. What I like most about the protagonist is that he has always insisted on one life. Living, I feel very happy. I entered the base some time ago and sneaked out later. The Star Wars chapter is really exciting. I thought it was an ordinary ancient Western. Later, when I looked at it, I thought it might be a Western fantasy. Later, I thought it was a game invasion. It turned out to be Star Wars Crusoe. I feel that the author's whim is really interesting. Keeping this avoidance routine is very attractive.

After reading the first world, I came to comment. The author's writing is very real and the heroine is also very decisive. I feel that this aspect is quite good. But when I saw the heroine being ostracized on the road, living alone in a cabin, and then breaking down and crying, I felt that the heroine was so lonely and miserable.

It's very beautiful. I hope you won't be fooled. Please

The heroine is quite sober. The environment in the post-apocalyptic world is poor and she encounters countless difficulties and obstacles. However, the heroine can endure the loneliness and persist in living until the end of her life with her little golden finger. It is really not easy. Looking forward to more updates~

It's quite imaginative, and I like the previous world settings very much. The heroine is an ordinary person in peaceful times. She likes to be lazy and procrastinate. She kills when she needs to, but she will occasionally help others if she can protect herself. I like this kind of post-apocalyptic heroine with a little bit of humanity. Just because she's not a virgin doesn't mean she has to take advantage of everything and be an anti-social villain.