Extreme cold, acid rain, and mutation: three apocalyptic disasters swept across Earth, killing all but less than a tenth of its seven billion people.
Lin Feng, a debt-ridden bottom-tier office drone, awakened the Apocalypse Survival System thirty days before disaster struck.
While everyone else was still cramming onto the subway, he was already frantically stockpiling supplies, reinforcing his doors, and turning a shabby old apartment into a fortress.
The day the apocalypse arrived, the whole building lost power and water, freezing into an icy tomb. Only his apartment was lit, with a hot meal waiting inside.
Some begged him for help, some tried to rob him, and some were willing to trade their lives for a cup of hot water.
His safe house could be upgraded: from a broken door and shattered windows to an underground steel fortress, then from a fortress to a mobile stronghold. He grinded his way all the way to max level.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
The book is good, a relatively realistic refugee story, and the key is that it also has a female protagonist, yes, yes.
It's so true. It's so difficult to get your points.
I didn't expect that a first-level author could write such a wonderful apocalyptic article and complete it. This is something that many second- and third-level authors cannot do!
Not bad, you can keep it up
Real and objective, clear structure 🙂
It's a very novel subject matter. It doesn't have the feeling of a cool novel. It's quite real, and it feels like ordinary people taking refuge.