A concise blurb:
A happily settled couple grows a tree that exists in another dimension,
then stocks up on supplies and heads to the apocalypse for a vacation.
Awooo! Here to clear up a little confusion: our uke, Ling Jun, is pronounced "ling jun," with the first syllable second tone and the second first tone. O(∩_∩)O Thanks! Feel free to point out factual issues and bugs. Someone's memory is way too terrible, you know! I can't take it~
This story is entirely fictional. Please skip it if you have questions about the science and technology. Um... there will be a golden finger, and the protagonist's reach will extend pretty far in the future. Thanks!!!
Premise:
It really feels like the raindrops are inexplicable. For something as important as firearms in the apocalypse, give half what you say? Did you buy it just to trade in the base? There's obviously room to hide things. , And there's more than one. Is it so difficult to hide a box?
This chapter is very chilling to read. Maybe the author did not arrange it specially, but it unconsciously brings out the indifference of human nature in literature and science. Even the best teammates are still concerned about their own interests and their relatives. Does the author think this is normal? Mr. Chen's children are suffering, but no one else is affected at all except the father? Still having a great time. Don't say whether they are capable, just whether these people try their best. With such a powerful castle and so many incredible technologies, since we have compound eyes and can connect to other worlds, why has no one considered the possibility of connecting and teleporting with these cities? Are the two male protagonists suffering and being abandoned because they are not their own relatives or their own children? I think so. I have read a lot of apocalyptic literature recently, many of which describe the protagonist as cold and arrogant. Why? Because the author is afraid of being criticized as a saint, and because the protagonist has extraordinary abilities that are different from ordinary people, but no matter how powerful the protagonist is, he still needs the support of a team to survive independently. No matter how powerful one person is, it is useless.
It's too dark, I need to read the clear text to heal it
These chapters are so sad, I need to heal before I come back
I like the brothers Qin Lang and Qin Tang very much. Can there be a sequel about them?
I always feel like, why is this zombie in G City so cute? Orz
Does he still have the memory of being a human? More cynical?
Raise your claws, what's going on with the fourteenth zombie brother?
The Zombie King is really weird... It would be interesting to write a side story from his perspective! ^_^
Really good-looking
It's just that the plot develops a bit quickly later on.
Still unfinished
Hum! Let those careerists in the imperial capital jump to their feet... In addition, the hostages have been rescued. If they know that there are informants in the fort, they will catch them and drive them out! ?
It really feels like the raindrops are inexplicable. For something as important as firearms in the apocalypse, give half what you say? Did you buy it just to trade in the base? There's obviously room to hide things. , And there's more than one. Is it so difficult to hide a box?
This chapter is very chilling to read. Maybe the author did not arrange it specially, but it unconsciously brings out the indifference of human nature in literature and science. Even the best teammates are still concerned about their own interests and their relatives. Does the author think this is normal? Mr. Chen's children are suffering, but no one else is affected at all except the father? Still having a great time. Don't say whether they are capable, just whether these people try their best. With such a powerful castle and so many incredible technologies, since we have compound eyes and can connect to other worlds, why has no one considered the possibility of connecting and teleporting with these cities? Are the two male protagonists suffering and being abandoned because they are not their own relatives or their own children? I think so. I have read a lot of apocalyptic literature recently, many of which describe the protagonist as cold and arrogant. Why? Because the author is afraid of being criticized as a saint, and because the protagonist has extraordinary abilities that are different from ordinary people, but no matter how powerful the protagonist is, he still needs the support of a team to survive independently. No matter how powerful one person is, it is useless.
It's too dark, I need to read the clear text to heal it
These chapters are so sad, I need to heal before I come back
I like the brothers Qin Lang and Qin Tang very much. Can there be a sequel about them?
I always feel like, why is this zombie in G City so cute? Orz Does he still have the memory of being a human? More cynical?
Raise your claws, what's going on with the fourteenth zombie brother?
The Zombie King is really weird... It would be interesting to write a side story from his perspective! ^_^
Really good-looking It's just that the plot develops a bit quickly later on. Still unfinished
Hum! Let those careerists in the imperial capital jump to their feet... In addition, the hostages have been rescued. If they know that there are informants in the fort, they will catch them and drive them out! ?