(Single mom, no pocket dimension, no special powers, realistic, not a bleeding heart, clever, romance, younger man and older woman, she is six years older, male lead appears later.)
After a car accident, Chen Xuerong keeps dreaming of a frozen apocalypse. Thinking her late husband is sending her warnings from beyond the grave, she starts renovating her home and secretly stockpiling supplies with her eight-year-old son.
As the temperature falls and society gradually crumbles, humanity’s darker side grows ever more pronounced. Her biased mother-in-law shows up asking to move in, while nasty neighbors pick fights and try to steal her supplies. Chen Xuerong refuses to play the saint, dealing with each problem in turn as she and her son keep their heads down and do their best to survive.
When the temperature drops to minus forty degrees, she has no choice but to dig a cellar beneath her house with her bare hands if she wants to stay alive.
Her two-and-a-half-story self-built home is packed with rice, flour, cooking oil, fruit, vegetables, coal briquettes, charcoal, and all sorts of other supplies. She thinks she and her son can keep surviving in peace.
So her son won’t be lonely after she dies, she adopts a little girl. But the girl’s older brother turns out to be someone important: he’s six feet tall, handsome, muscular, and a great fighter. After years of being widowed, Chen Xuerong finds her heart fluttering.
It’s the apocalypse. Can’t she date a younger man?
Very nice! In line with the reality of life, the world has low temperatures and there are no zombies. As a single mother, the heroine uses her intelligence to survive in the apocalypse. There is no space, rebirth, and the heroine is not powerful enough to kill others all at once, which is an indirect clear obstacle. And the social order did not collapse all at once, the government did not completely ignore it, and there were not many door-to-door robberies in the book. Overall, it is a very real book and I have not seen anything similar to it so far. Cheers, author [sending heartfelt wishes]
Well, how can I put it this way? I am from the Northeast. I really don't feel anything at minus 30 to 40 degrees. Why do I feel that minus 30 to 40 degrees is common in one city? It's not like there are people from the north in the country. They must know how to deal with it. It's a bit exaggerated. If the southern winter is all about zero in winter, I didn't say it 🤭
I have read several doomsday novels, and this one is also called: My Doomsday Home. The rating is relatively real. There are no exaggerated zombies, no rebirth, no false infinite space and imagination, and no CP (not found yet). It is very close to ordinary life, so it is real. Personally, I think this novel is more realistic than Doomsday Home. There are so few people who have read it. Those novels that scored very high on Tomato novels are actually fake, and the writing is average. I highly recommend this one. Of course, it is not suitable for those who like to see exaggeration and unreality.
This is the real survival in the extreme cold. The heroine is sensible and smart, and solves crisis after crisis on her own. The little girl she kindly saves also gets substantial rewards. The writing is good and the content is warm and healing. It is very suitable for listening to headphones at work. Go, go, go! I hope the male protagonist appears more often.
The best post-apocalyptic article I have read so far. There is no mysterious storage space, no cheats and system blessings. It is very immersive, tough and tender, and the writing is neat and funny...
I like this work very much. It has a moderate golden finger, a moderate tit for tat, and a moderate helping each other. It is very comfortable to watch. In the last days, we still need to unite and cooperate, so that everyone can live a better life~
I hope the author will continue his efforts and create greater glories!!!
This post-apocalyptic content is well written and very provocative. There is no superpower or space. You have to rely on your own ability to survive.
I really like the overall setting of this book, CP, pets, cute babies, golden-fingered brothers, etc. I started to read chapter by chapter, but later I planned to keep it, so I put it aside. In August, I recalled that this book should be finished, and after finishing it, I felt that the finale was explained very carefully, and there was no need for additional foreshadowing. It was just right.
The best post-apocalyptic novel, with no superpowers and no space, a story about ordinary people at the bottom working hard to stay alive.