The rating was just released. [No Romance + Ensemble Cast + Leveling Up + Not Stockpiling a Hundred Billion in Supplies from the Start]
While everyone else in the apocalypse relies on luck, Lin Kaixia relies on “scavenging” and “compulsive neatness”!
A hoarder raised in an orphanage, she enters the apocalypse in an RV converted from her apartment!
Poison fog zone? She scavenges beetle shells to make chitin armor. Flood season? She dismantles air-sac fish to build an amphibious hovercraft. Silent zone? She uses slime-monster gel to make a soundproof cabin!
AI Shell: “Rational analysis: the Host’s ‘junk’ is overturning the logic of survival...”
Her teammates:
Her former boss, a wealthy woman: holds a glass of red wine and makes your life even more miserable.
The father and daughter from the auto repair shop: Dad polishes scrap metal while his daughter crawls through pipes.
The blind scout: has senses sharper than radar.
The retired doctor of Chinese medicine: sharp-tongued but fiercely protective, and insists everyone take herbal medicine!
No self-sacrificing white lotuses, only fair trades and standing together through life and death!
The rules of surviving the apocalypse: stock up ruthlessly, modify things boldly, stick with loyal teammates, and enjoy life!
The premise is great, a veteran reader will love it. It's not a rebirth/apocalyptic story, but more like a mission about escaping a poison gas field. The teammates are very capable, making me want to read a story with two female leads. Could you please add some yuri, author? 🤭
It's really good! I binged the latest chapter. The author's writing is quite good, and they really respect the reader's intelligence, haha. It was obvious when the protagonist was hoarding supplies early on, and it's still consistent with the latest episode where the main force is evacuating – very logical! 👍
The author's subject matter and plot are both good, guaranteeing at least an 8.6. Follow your own ideas, but don't be influenced by pseudo-experts. Of course, you should still take into account good suggestions and ideas. Also, there's too much negativity in the female-oriented online literature scene right now, so stay away from those people.
Highly recommend this book! So far, the female lead seems to have a good personality—neither heartless nor overly compassionate. Her teammates are capable, and their interactions with her are quite interesting. The story is well-paced, with good balance of detail and brevity, avoiding excessive filler. There are no unpleasant relatives or anything like that, making it a very enjoyable read.
I quite like this post-apocalyptic worldview. Although it's somewhat chaotic, it's filled with hope and people's resilience amidst the despair. For example, the story of Dr. Zhao and Nurse Liu, though only a few sentences long, had a profound impact on me and helped the main characters.
It's so incredibly good! I know the author only has one book, but their writing is definitely not amateurish! The writing is mature and concise, the content is fresh and interesting, it's really so good! There's just one more thing: I really, really hate following serializations! Why? Why did they catch up so quickly? I'm so angry! 😢😢😢
The ending was so sudden, author! It felt like the story was only halfway through, and some of the team members mentioned in the synopsis haven't even appeared yet. Judging from the title, I thought it would be a road trip survival story, but it's not.
This is a very novel and interesting post-apocalyptic road trip companion story. The female protagonist and her companions migrate and search for supplies to upgrade their RV. To be honest, I've seen this theme many times, but it's rare to find a well-written and readable one. The female protagonist is cautious and serious. Jiang Zong and A Diao are also very interesting.
This book deserves a 9.5 Or higher rating; once you start reading, you won't be able to put it down. It's a very unique post-apocalyptic novel. The female protagonist, along with her teammates, struggles to survive in the fog, upgrades their RV, and accompanies an elderly man with healing abilities to search for medicine, seeking a glimmer of hope that may or may not exist.
A rare gem among Red Persimmons' post-apocalyptic stories, it has a bit of a natural disaster feel to it.