Apocalypse: A Working Stiff's Fight to Live in the Face of Death

The Protagonist Is Depressed, Utterly Radiating Despair

No two-male-lead stories, no two-male-lead stories, no two-male-lead stories. Important things have to be said three times.

Only New Books: Works by Newbie Authors

Writing as a newcomer isn't easy. Please recommend other newcomers to me. I'll read their stories carefully and leave comments. I respect every newcomer who puts in the effort, because I'm a newcomer too. Let's help each other out!

Looking for a Novel

The protagonist can dream things into reality, I think. It can include the Queen from Resident Evil, the technology from The Three-Body Problem, and the Gate of Eternal Life. That’s about all I can remember.

Apocalypse Stories, No Female Lead! No Female Lead!! No Female Lead!!!

Seriously, no female lead. No romantic tension. The protagonist should go it alone, with no companions.

How Long Does It Take for a New Writer to Make It? I’ve Been Writing for 54 Days

54 days. I finished my first book on day 45: 320,000 words, writing for 8–12 hours a day. I’m now planning my second book, but nobody’s reading the first one anymore. Is it really that bad? Am I just someone with no talent? (sobbing)

New Author, New Book. You Post It, I’ll Comment!

As the title says, send me your new books and let's support each other.

Apocalypse Novels, Comrades, I Need the Apocalypse!!!

Doomsday novels with no female lead. I've read the two books by Yaoshu already. And even though I'm a girl, I love male-oriented fiction, you know? (●• ̀ω•́ )✧ Preferably without supernatural abilities, but other kinds are fine too. Please! („ಡωಡ„) Thanks!

Three-Year Veteran Audiobook Binger

I've been listening to novels for three years: supernatural mysteries, farming, legitimate daughters, clans, and cultivation. These days, everything I listen to feels a little bland. But life is boring and my heart feels empty, so I can only seek comfort in an imaginary world. Where can I find more good audiobooks?

Brand-New Writer Here. I’ll Leave Five-Star Reviews for Yours, and I Promise to Return the Favor.

Looking for books similar to *Strange Disaster Begins in Well Village*.

Let's Review Each Other's New Books! I'll Definitely Return the Favor!

I want to read something similar to There's No One More Cautious, Only Someone Even More Cautious.

Looking for a Novel Set in a Post-Apocalyptic World of Torrential Rain. I'm Tired of Other Genres

Looking for books similar to *Apocalypse: I Barely Lifted a Finger, Yet I've Reached the Endgame*.

Any Apocalyptic Novels About Purely Natural Disasters, with Intelligent Characters?

Good stories from other platforms are welcome too. Thanks!

Dissociative Identity, with a Weak Main Personality and a Powerful Alternate Personality!

Relatively Realistic Apocalypse Stories

Are there any actual zombie-apocalypse stories? Other kinds are fine too. The protagonist shouldn't be absurdly overpowered, or a womanizer with a harem. I'd like something fairly grounded, with side characters who aren't idiots.

Looking for a Story With a Depressed Male Lead

Looking for books similar to Reborn: The Hated Real Young Master Wants Nothing but to Die. Boys' love, where the male lead becomes depressed and ill because of his family, who later regret what they did.

Post-Apocalyptic Story About Natural Disasters and Fleeing Refugees, with an Ordinary Protagonist, No Money, and No Golden Finger, for a More Realistic Feel

I'm tired of golden fingers. No golden fingers!!!!!

Pure Natural-Disaster Survival Stories, Like Heat Waves and Torrential Rain, No Superpowers, Pocket Dimensions, or System

Pure survival stories about extreme weather. No special powers, no System, no pocket dimension, no zombies.

Looking for Stories with a Protagonist Who Has Dissociative Identity Disorder

Looking for a Post-Apocalyptic Novel with No Emotional Lines, Only Family and Friendship

Similar to Huang Xiaochan's "Sweeping Natural Disaster", it can be a natural disaster zombie, or you can have a husband and children at the beginning. What I hate most is to see a man appear out of nowhere and get involved with the heroine. The emotional scenes are so embarrassing that I have abandoned many books because of it.