Apocalypse: Building the Perfect Shelter in a Botanical Garden

It's not bad, there are some flaws, but it seems acceptable for now. It can be seen that the author has put a little thought into it. Although there are still some problems in many places, it can be regarded as a small gold in the tomato. Okay, it's already broken. At first, I tried to make the protagonist more cold and rational, but then it started to fall apart.

The writing is quite good, and it is a rare post-apocalyptic novel that is realistic. However, the protagonist can consider getting some weapons. Every town has a police station and the police station can think of ways to get some firearms. There is also an armed police squadron stationed in every county. Also, let's see if we can find a way to find ready-to-store weapons in militia warehouses that can arm more than a dozen divisions. It won't be a problem.

The writing is very good, and many of the plots are very similar to the plots I played on a certain AI software. When I first played, I filled out the character card based on how strong I was. As a result, I never lost a fight, my wounds never healed, and I was always running away. If the system hadn't given me the status of a medical student by default, and I could give myself first aid, I wouldn't have been able to survive even 30 rounds. Later, when I gained experience, I still had to work together. Erzhoumu added a younger sister to myself. She had skills in medicine and herbal medicine, and I was an engineer, so my life was much more comfortable.

It's pretty good. The post-apocalyptic story is readable. I saw that there is no female protagonist in the latest chapter. I don't know if there will be a follow-up. Anyway, there is a high probability that there will be no harem. There are some minor flaws, but I came here to read it. I think the poison resistance is okay. I personally think it is acceptable. There is no novelty behavior, but the details of some common sense things are not very good. The general direction is still good. As I said, science fiction novels, don't focus on the details, you can still read it.

It's a slow-paced farming survival apocalyptic novel, with a fixed shelter and collecting survivors bit by bit. There's nothing toxic about it, so it's still very interesting.

It's a tie. I really like the protagonist Li Shen. Along the way, he leads the survivors to build a warm home in the botanical garden from scratch. Everyone in the team has their own shining point and is working hard for their home. It completely fits the setting of ordinary people in the end of the world. It is really worth watching! Li Shen is really a good leader, good at listening to the opinions of his teammates, and making wise choices when necessary. He is down-to-earth every step of the way.

It's a very detailed and real apocalypse. The author's various data, cooking, various infrastructures, and even the details of making guns and gunpowder are all very detailed. This is really amazing. I don't know how the author has such a wide range of knowledge. The protagonist Li Shen is not perfect. When he was in danger at first, he did not save his temporary teammates. He found a botanical garden as a shelter and then began to absorb survivors. He saved Lao Wang, Coco, his mother and his daughter. Although he didn't do everything perfectly, he didn't make any big mistakes. He is a qualified leader with very upright views. What I like most about this article compared to other apocalyptic novels is that the survivors all have their own uses. When supplies are insufficient, they will not fight among themselves for supplies, but will work together to find a solution. Supplies do not only search for food and water like other apocalyptic novels, but include daily necessities, various machines, chemical raw materials and other useful items. Everyone has a skill, and with mutual support, this botanical garden base has become a pure land in the apocalypse. Li Shen and others collected solar panel generators, removed the batteries from various charging stations to provide power supply, and replaced the carts used to collect supplies at the beginning with electric tricycles. Lao Wang directed everyone to open land in the botanical garden to plant crops, and then everyone went to the breeding farm to rescue chickens and ducks in time for breeding. Zhao Hongwei used the pulled back lathe handle to process seamless steel pipes and nail guns, and successfully made many simple firearms. The nail gun didn't have enough bullets, so the chemistry teacher Zhang Ming used fertilizer and other materials from the farmer's market to make barely usable bullet gunpowder to prepare hand-rolled bullets. Dr. Zeng Meng takes medical student Xiao Zhou and physical education student Zhao Yue to treat illnesses and save lives. We even rescued Shi Litao, a hardcore gamer, and his pile of cassettes, game consoles, and laptops, so that the entertainment needs of the Botanical Garden survivors can be met. Li Shen also cooperated with Long Wenyan, and the two groups of survivors jointly won an equal share of a medium-sized supermarket, which was enough for all the survivors to eat together for more than a year, which greatly freed up the labor force for a long time to develop the base. Overall, this is a very good post-apocalyptic novel with no superpowers. It is more about the brilliance of human nature and there is not too much intrigue. Although there are some gathering places in the north of the city and hyena survivors as potential dangers, the protagonist's gathering places are indeed getting better and better, and it is very comfortable to watch.

The characterization is detailed and realistic, especially there is no nonsense like superpower space. There is no such thing as a neighborhood war god. Farm and build honestly. People cannot survive alone. They must be strongly organized in order to survive and live like a human being.

It's a very interesting post-apocalyptic infrastructure farming story, but the pace is too slow. One or two small daily things can take several chapters. The mainstream nowadays is fast-paced writing, probably because of the low ratings. You can keep it as a reserve food. The writing, plot, and setting are all quite good. After thinking about it, I'll give it five stars. It's really well written and worth adding to your bookshelf. It's the kind of novel that tastes good if you read it slowly. You can add a label that makes it interesting. Haha, I'll keep reading it as a supplementary book. 👀

Hahaha, give yourself five points