When I woke up, it was the end of the world. Monsters are rampant and order is broken. Chen Mo discovered that he had awakened a strange ability called "Master of the Home".
[Home Realm (Passive) Lv.1]
-No one can invade the territory of the home without the permission of the home owner.
This ability to save lives is top-notch, but there is a fatal problem——
[The owner of the home cannot leave the home domain.
Chen Mo looked out the window at the apocalyptic scene with the blood moon in the sky and monsters roaring, and then at his small nest full of supplies and the cold reminder on the ability panel, and couldn't help but curse:
"Damn it!"
Others are fighting life and death in the apocalypse, struggling to survive. However, he was forced to start the extreme survival mode of "squatting at home".
Until that day, a group of survivors were chased downstairs by monsters and beat the security door desperately...
Reader comments
The pace is plain and not procrastinating. There are no complicated settings or descriptions of dazzling skills. The process of the protagonist building a living earth from scratch by relying on the homebody's golden fingers is down-to-earth. The survival details such as material collection and base construction are easy to understand. It is suitable for readers who like slow-paced post-apocalyptic survival stories. It is an easy and stress-free read.
It's okay and comfortable, but it feels like a translation, probably from Korea.
It's rare to come across a mutually beneficial novel
The pace is plain and not procrastinating. There are no complicated settings or descriptions of dazzling skills. The process of the protagonist building a living earth from scratch by relying on the homebody's golden fingers is down-to-earth. The survival details such as material collection and base construction are easy to understand. It is suitable for readers who like slow-paced post-apocalyptic survival stories. It is an easy and stress-free read.
It's okay and comfortable, but it feels like a translation, probably from Korea.
It's rare to come across a mutually beneficial novel