Stockpiling Supplies in the Apocalypse: I Hand My Storage Space Over to the State

A patriotic post-apocalyptic novel, highly recommended. As I said before, I'm just an ordinary person, and if there were a post-apocalyptic world, I would hope for characters like the protagonist, not selfish and self-serving individuals.

This is a patriotic post-apocalyptic novel, much better than other post-apocalyptic novels about rebirth and hoarding. It's about love for the country and national righteousness, which I love to read.

I've read countless post-apocalyptic novels! But this one, with its protagonist fighting the apocalypse to save himself and Chinese civilization, has a much grander vision than those where the first few dozen chapters are spent frantically hoarding food and oil from supermarkets. Moreover, in an apocalypse, it's not just individuals who are affected; the nation is no exception. Without a country, where is your home? Without a home, where is you? Looking forward to it...

Everyone knows what Tomato is, and the book itself has a title that might be off-putting, but the content is decent. The male lead's identity, daily work, and attitude towards problems are all quite good. It seems there's a female lead involved, but her fighting spirit towards the male lead hasn't been fully developed yet, though the author is clearly working in that direction. Overall, this book is pretty good.

I've caught up to the latest chapter, and overall it's pretty good. It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story; it's logical. I'm currently on chapter 256 and there aren't any major contradictions. All the necessary explanations are provided, and there aren't any major flaws. As long as the author doesn't treat readers like idiots, I'll be looking forward to the rest of the story.

Good read, a refreshing rebirth story, not long and drawn out, great! There are tens of thousands of awakened individuals in foreign countries with tens of millions of people, while in Great Xia, with over 1.2 Billion people, after more than a month of the apocalypse, there are only a little over 80 awakened individuals. And then, tens of millions of people are supporting over a billion Chinese citizens.

Peach Blossom Spring… This book is an unconventional tale of love and destiny… If there truly existed such a person before the disaster, a decisive and ruthless leader, and an infinite, still space… Everything is built upon this premise. Writing a book is no easy feat, so I'll give it a good review first. As for whether the book is good or not, you'll have to read it yourself to know.

This is the best post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read. It's incredibly moving, brimming with patriotism, political wisdom, and military strategy. No scumbags or petty romances. Highly recommended!

I'm giving this a thumbs up; I think it's well-written!

The book is alright, 5 stars for encouragement. I suggest not reading the comments. There were a few passages that I thought of writing something about, but when I opened the comments, some were quite off-putting and completely killed my desire to read. If you're just passing by and thinking of reading this book, I suggest turning off the comments.