A Hoarder's Apocalypse: The Daily Grind of Staying Alive

Four stars, it looked pretty cool before and suddenly a space came to me... Just give up (please write me the introduction). I don't understand why space is necessary to survive. If you have special powers, forget it. Surviving in a space alone is very boring. Survival in the apocalypse generally focuses on excitement and the satisfaction of stocking up. Space perfectly eliminates these. If nothing else, I use space to contain my head and so on, and then I'll be dead (zombiees don't count as living things). Since it's fun for me to watch before I run out of space, I'll give it four stars.

This is my first time reading a post-apocalyptic novel, and it's pretty good. It is still close to life. In an old house that has been lived in for thirty years, usually when the children grow up, they will either buy a new one or renovate it. In this way, they can be a family and can block many things, not only zombies.

Leave a mark: The apocalypse has not been announced to the public. Later, everyone went out to work, maybe to make it easier for the heroine to buy supplies.

It's a relatively ordinary family, with no particularly big ups and downs. The heroine is quite transparent, not a big heroine, she just keeps it together with her family. Not bad, unlike other books whose titles say they are just surviving, but who knows that they will directly lead people out to defend themselves later.

The pace is a bit slow, but the whole family moves forward and retreats together. It's not bad, and it's very close to daily life. The author is updating faster! If I can't read enough, I just like to read apocalyptic stories. Do you have any recommendations?

I really wanted to watch it and couldn't stand it anymore after seeing the protagonist's father, sister and family move in🤦

I will arrange CP for the heroine later. I don't really like people who have CP, but I can accept it.