[Apocalypse + Occult Arts + Pocket Dimension + Mutation + Natural Disasters + Romance (The Male Lead Has Little Page Time Early On)]
(The female lead won't live alone forever. She'll enter a shelter later.)
Su Miao is the last surviving heir of the Su family, a family of occult practitioners, but she hasn't inherited any useful talents.
She only occasionally has harmless prophetic dreams, and they're always about trivial little things.
Then, for some unknown reason, she starts having the same prophetic dream about the apocalypse for several days in a row.
In the dream, zombies surround cities, plants and animals mutate, and one natural disaster after another strikes. Humanity struggles to survive around the world.
Even though humans mutate too and some awaken special abilities, the combined pressure of disasters and human calamities still drives them toward extinction.
Su Miao knows she isn't cut out to be a savior. After careful consideration, she uses a few little tricks to alert the Longguo government, hoping to save whoever she can.
Then, using the pocket dimension within a family heirloom left behind by the Su family, she takes the “elder dog” her grandmother left her and travels thousands of miles to seek refuge in Xi Province.
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In the end, will the small changes Su Miao makes lead Longguo toward a different future?
And will Su Miao, the variable who could change everything, really remain as detached from the world as she imagines?
The writing style is very good, and the content is quite novel. It is not an extreme female protagonist. The author's writing skills are not low, and she is not very holy. She is a kind-hearted heroine. But there is one point that I don't particularly understand. The section about giving fruits to the Yang family siblings is really a bit of a holy land. Not only did I save people I met on the road, but I also found them a base to stay in, and then gave them supplies. Finally, before leaving, I also gave them a relatively precious fruit. Zi, I think this part is pure virgin, and the rest is okay. The Yang family siblings didn't give the heroine any help in the middle. I don't think it's worthy of a fruit. It's okay to give them supplies, teach them how to kill zombies, etc., But the fruit is a bit too much, and it seems to be a bit awkward in that part. I will continue to pursue it. Of course, I am just giving an opinion. After all, it is an apocalyptic novel. The Virgin and the good man are just a matter of thought. No one will like the Virgin if they read the theme of the apocalyptic novel. Kindness is allowed, just control it. Good luck, author.
It's very interesting, and I like the heroine's character very much. She protects herself and helps some people at the same time, but I'm curious about who the CP is, and I'm afraid I'll feel uncomfortable if I stand in the wrong place.
He made a decisive move without describing too much about his appearance or clothes. He focused on the apocalyptic perfection of the plot and didn't hold back or fear at all when killing monsters 😘
So far, it's okay. It's not very kind or anything, it's just helping within the scope of its ability. (*´ｽ)
I saw that the crane was injured and had an affair with the heroine. The author wrote it very well. The heroine is charming and the world view is easy to understand. I really like some baby animals and the mushroom king, but I feel that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is abrupt and there is ambiguity suddenly. Everything else is very good and highly recommended.
Where is our hero? Where is our CP? 🤭🤭💕💕💕👍👍👍👍👍
I like to read apocalyptic novels where the country can help ordinary people.
I like apocalyptic stories about government
Very nice, looking forward to it!
The previous story about Lone Wolf was so well written that I forgot about CP. The plot after returning to the base felt that it was not as well written as the previous story about Lone Wolf.