When extreme snowstorms hit the world, and most people still laughed at "unfounded worries," Xu Ming had already stocked up on supplies and welded security windows to build a survival defense for himself and his family.
The cold wave closed the city, cut off water and electricity, and the former neighbors became "hungry wolves" snatching food. Aunt Zhang's knocks on the door to beg, the fight for bread in the corridor, and the frozen blood stains on the snow, crushed the word "survival" to blood. Xu Ming hid in a hut filled with supplies, fighting against the biting cold and evil thoughts of human nature, while struggling with the occasional kindness.
This is not a passionate novel, but the most realistic survival in the desperate situation of winter - from the controversy over the first bag of rice to the moment when the rescue vehicle arrived, the obsession of "going on" is hidden in every footprint.
Reader comments
Realistic style, novel content, unique style of apocalyptic writing [laughing awkwardly], but the plot jumps too much, and the technology and ruthless work are all done in the back. It's a bit [thinking]
Realistic style, novel content, unique style of apocalyptic writing [laughing awkwardly], but the plot jumps too much, and the technology and ruthless work are all done in the back. It's a bit [thinking]