The Apocalypse's Cold Snap: A Fluffy Pet Makes Winter Bearable

It's nice to look at, but one thing is not so good. The space is not portable. The entrance is installed at the back of the yard and cannot be moved. But this is the end of the natural disaster. The place behind you will not always be here. What if the natural disaster becomes serious in the future and you need to move the space? It is better to choose a normal space.

I like the writing style. Overall it is very interesting to watch. However, there are some inexplicable people behind the heroine. Although it may be to promote the development of the plot, I still felt a little uncomfortable watching it.

It's quite interesting. I thought the protagonist had his own dog, but I didn't expect to keep someone else's dog. And because there are outsiders/foreign objects in the house, I always feel like my boundaries are being violated. Suggestion: When you take in someone, you can explain more reasons. Taking in → is rewarding, which is a good plot development, but the reason is too far-fetched or the protagonist directly agrees and feels like he is being ripped off.

Overall, it looked pretty good. I saw the place where ham was sold, and I really couldn't stand it. It felt like selling fake and inferior products to customers. When I made ham, I said before that it would take a year to eat, but in the end, it was sold after one winter... What is the difference between one winter and cured meat?

It's not bad, but the heroine is a bit naive. She doesn't know that others are short of food in a disaster year, and she has to tell her. There are not many things prepared. Goldfinger is not cool enough. There is no need to be so malicious towards Yun Zheng. Comment: At first, he asked the heroine that his attitude was not good. But when he went to the drought world, he was always on the front line of danger. When he met survivors, he would try his best to save others and teach others to train. The heroine was also trained by him.

It's very interesting. The author writes very naturally, with clear organization and a sense of eloquence. It also feels a lot of real humanistic atmosphere in the countryside. There is no gory plot deliberately created, and there are no relatives that are too bizarre. The character descriptions are very close to real life. The psychology is well portrayed and the characters are all distinctive. And there are no big cheats for the heroine. The heroine will plant and do business by herself. It feels very pyrotechnics and makes people feel that the heroine is a very lively and subjective person.

The main plot is very, very, very interesting. I really like the warm family relationship between the heroine, grandma, and Xiaolang. I am just a little annoyed by the top uncles and eldest brothers in the Ding family. After marrying a wife from such a family, the whole family and daughter-in-law cannot stand up. They are eaten to death by the top in-laws and are hopeless. Fortunately, the length is not very long. I really like the happy life of the heroine's family, so warm

The writing is quite nice. I have a lot of goods and I like the heroine very much. I am just worried that the best relatives will come to the heroine and uncle's house for supplies after the zombies come. I don't really want to make them feel better. I want to see more of the heroine because she always gets angry when she sees the best relatives. Please give me a lot of support [please update]

It's good-looking. It's a long-running story. It has a lot of daily life but also other plots. The relatives are not the best. They are all living their own lives. It's interesting and good-looking. It has a feeling of being able to meditate.

It's very interesting, the rhythm is good, there's nothing particularly strange about it, and the teacher's writing is also very good, and there's no feeling of lag. How to put it, I don't know how to describe it, but it makes people feel comfortable reading it, and it's not like other apocalyptic novels. There's always something weird about it.