Apocalyptic Disasters: I Stockpile Supplies and Lie Flat Until the End

There are many good male characters; you encounter a good person on the street, and they're all men. This is a bit over the top, so I'm giving it 1 star for that. Whether you're writing this to make money or to create diverse female characters, I support you. I don't want to discourage your writing enthusiasm; I just hope you recognize the error and correct it.

I finished it in one go; it was very good. The female lead is cautious and doesn't flaunt her abilities. As an ordinary person who doesn't know the specifics of the apocalypse or when it will happen, she does her best to survive. The story doesn't have a lot of open-ended content; it mainly focuses on her journey north, the various problems she encounters, and the disasters caused by extreme…

I caught up in one go! It was so agonizing, how did I catch up so quickly? 😢😢😢 The author writes so well. I'm a long-time bookworm, and many post-apocalyptic novels are immediately turned off by exaggerated plots, illogical arguments, unrealistic elements, or clichés. This book, besides the one where everyone in "18th Floor" is a villain, is my most recommended and favorite post-apocalyptic novel!

Traveling north, the female protagonist endured numerous hardships and difficulties. Ultimately, she chose not to enter the capital base, opting instead to live in seclusion alone. Although she possessed a special ability, she lacked powerful combat skills and weapons, making her journey difficult.

It's so good! The female lead isn't a saint and is quite intelligent; everyone in the team is great, and the character development is excellent. It's rare to see a post-apocalyptic novel like this. I originally used it to listen to audiobooks before bed at school, but it's so good I can't help but read it on weekends too. Now I've caught up with both. Keep updating!

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I like the female lead. She's kind-hearted but doesn't give her kindness indiscriminately; she's intelligent and cautious. She's not the typical "strong female lead," but rather a very independent and courageous woman—the kind of woman I aspire to be.

I love watching stories about hoarding goods; I hope the female lead can eventually find a place she likes to relax and unwind.

It's great, not exaggerated, the descriptions are very reasonable, and the plot is not cliché. I personally think it's very good and I've been following it ever since. 🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍💕❤️

Not bad, not bad, not bad