
The Doomsday Shelter: One Person’s Survival Journal
末日庇护所:一个人的求生日记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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126Chapters
308Reads
5.1Score
185Listens
46.7kReads · all time
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It's a pretty good novel. In the early stage, I wrote about scattered but orderly daily life, building a shelter, buying steel plates, cutting and other small things. Haha, it's rare to find a protagonist who is really not smart, but if everyone is smart, it won't be interesting. Come on, update, I think it's very well written! Li Mingyue treats the protagonist well, but the protagonist is really unkind to him!
The protagonist builds a doomsday cabin and makes it known to the world. The end is really coming. Even if the zombies cannot attack, they will be overthrown by the humans who come to seek refuge after hearing the news, right?
This book doesn't have that much passion, nor is there anything unreasonable. There are people like the protagonist, so I won't criticize. It's just that the ending is a bit hasty, or maybe the author just wanted to express the idea that the protagonist becomes dark, decadent, and finally destroyed. It is indeed different from mainstream novels. The main subject has always been the shelter construction process. We have gone through a lot, and the current international situation is not optimistic. I experienced living alone in the mountains and began to think about creating a paradise in the mountains that was also a sanctuary. In times of peace, he lived in seclusion, studied Taoism, cultivated crops, and cultivated his character. A place of stability in times of chaos. Is there anyone with similar ideas? Please contact me.
The biggest feeling I felt when reading this novel was loneliness and discomfort, but this is exactly what I wanted to express, which shows that this novel was very successful. The novel does not contain those lousy pretense and slap-in-the-face jokes. Instead, it contains simple human feelings. I recommend it to you to read.
It is based on the background of a wage earner who knows the progress of the doomsday, and tells a series of changes in the way a prophet treats things before the doomsday. It's just too real. This also triggered my thinking. Could it be that only when the doomsday comes can people live according to their own ideas? Being my true self, what is it that is holding me back? How can the bond be severed? Since Li Mingyue is so awesome. Why don't you sell the pig's feet for a pittance and ask Li Mingyue for a sum of money? [Sinister smile]
How can I say that in the current novel environment, this book is quite eye-catching, but not very bright. Anyway, I am currently in a state where I want to catch up. It depends on how the follow-up writing goes. The front is really bright, but I don't know where it is.
The writing is quite good. I'm used to reading pretentious and slap-in-the-face stories, and it's interesting to see this kind of ordinary rebirth. The author's writing style is still very delicate, and some of the inner descriptions are very close to reality, which is very interesting.
Can I see it through? [Crying] What happened in the end?
I have read a lot of doomsday books, and this one ranks in the top three in my mind. It is a very real type of doomsday farming novel. The various descriptions are very detailed. The book is very interesting and I hope the author will keep updating it.
Well written, but not enough to read