
Natural Disaster Breaks Out: I Play It Cool Downstairs from the Female Lead
天灾爆发:我在女主楼下当咸鱼
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- 1.5M Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 20h ago
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Pure Natural Disasters: Extreme Cold, Heat, Earthquakes, Torrential Rain, and More, Female-Oriented Fiction
No CP. Ideally, the characters gather supplies in the real world, then travel to different worlds to survive natural disasters, while natural disasters are also happening in the real world.
Apocalypse Stories Caused by Climate Events, No Zombies
The protagonist has a golden finger, stockpiles supplies, has no parents, and is cold-blooded.
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Apocalypse Stories with No Romance, Just Hoarding Supplies and Laying Low
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Looking for Apocalypse Stockpiling Stories: No Feuding with Neighbor Side Characters, and the Protagonist Is a Badass Who Stands Alone
The starting amount of money doesn't matter. What matters is being able to build a safe base in the apocalypse, whether it's a villa, fortress, RV, or underground shelter, and stock up on all the usual supplies without going overboard. I don't care whether there's a hero. I just want little drama and minimal socializing, with the characters staying home or traveling and enjoying life.
Hoard, Hoard, Hoard Like There's No Tomorrow...
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Apocalypse Stories About Laying Low: Stocking Up on Supplies and Hiding Away
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Looking for Stockpiling Stories! No Romance, No Dependents, and the Heroine Looks Out Only for Herself
Ahhh! No self-sacrificing saintly female leads!
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It's pretty cool. I hate people who have to go out to collect supplies even though they have space. It's good that the heroine stays at home and doesn't go out.
The author writes very well, and I like this kind of natural disaster novel with a big golden finger. I don't really like the kind of people who have obviously hoarded a lot of supplies and are extremely rich, but still want to rob ordinary people of their survival supplies. I just saw the latest chapter. The heroine should have a dual personality. I just don't know how it will develop in the future. The author will update it as soon as possible! !
I have caught up with the latest chapter now, and it is very exciting. I feel confident to rush forward. So far, I have not encountered any red flags. The heroine has never picked up a human being from the beginning to the end. She has no mother's heart and does her best to help the country and some good people around her (but don't worry, she will not expose her space, nor will she be with those people). (Together) Some of the recommended books I read before were about being a lone wolf, but the result was that one picked up here, another helped, and one was exposed, but this problem did not appear in this book. The ones picked up were all animals, and the heroine was not treated badly in terms of material. The material is infinitely satisfying, and it is very refreshing. Don't worry. ... Added people. . . You are a person, and then they are a family, and they are naturally united. Even if you don't know them, you don't know what their character is like. Even if you raise a wolf, but for their safety, what should you do when they explode and kill you on the other side? Don't say anything about noticing something is wrong, hide in space, and then kill them with bombs. They are relatively close to you and not far away from you, and stab your heart with a knife. How can you survive? Are you betting on humanity? Of course, the author is the creator, so he can make these people have no reluctance, and he can make the heroine detect it in advance and hide in, but it feels very stiff, and it feels like adding people just for the sake of adding people, which is quite inexplicable.
I like this kind of lone wolf heroine, a no-CP apocalyptic novel with golden fingers and no infrastructure, and the kindness of her own interests will not be shaken. I have seen other apocalyptic novels in which the heroine lives a tight life, but also has a kind heart. There are many shortcomings in the early stage, such as a lot of descriptions of supporting characters, dual personalities, etc. After 100 chapters, the author should have listened to the advice a lot. Okay, the slap in the face starts later. The heroine saves people when she sees them. She said before that others will not be allowed to enter the planting space. Later, the Kukusai people come in.
Overall, it's pretty good. What's different from other apocalyptic novels is that the heroine won't take it hard, insisting on saying something for fear of others being suspicious, and then going out to exchange supplies or something, and then being targeted for a lot of trouble. Anyway, she will be targeted anyway, so it feels good to just stay at home, and the golden finger is also quite wide, which is more comfortable, but she is a bit confused. What is the layout of her family like? Did you get out through the window? I still don't understand it. I still don't understand it after looking at the picture the author drew... It's because my understanding is too poor [cover face][cover face][cover face] Overall, I personally think it was well written. I feel like the author is very diligent. Good review!
It's a very interesting, relatively relaxing survival story, and the heroine has a very good personality. Why did someone suddenly join in? Look at your book title
There are few outstanding female characters, and some large chapters are written about other supporting characters, but it is understandable. After all, there is not much to write about the daily life of the heroine in the house. It is also a bit embarrassing when writing about the second personality, and I am a little angry when watching others attack the building. The rest is okay. I can still read it now, and I have already seen the latest chapter. Besides! ! ! The author shows up too frequently! Some responses are simply unnecessary
The author is very good to the heroine. He likes the feeling of lying down and is also exercising his own strength.
It's not bad, but there are too many plots describing other people, and the golden finger is very open, but there is no pure feeling.
One week, two weeks, three weeks… N weeks Natural disasters have killed billions of people. After eating and drinking, empathy begins to overflow! Giving all kinds of supplies, saving people...