In the autumn of the fifth year of the apocalypse, Zhao Chengde turned twenty-seven. Squatting at the edge of his field, he looked over his three and a half mu of private land, where he had just finished cutting the sweet potato vines, and the three-story house behind him. Then he counted once more the daily necessities he had stockpiled in his space before the apocalypse began. He decided to find himself a little wife who could keep his bed warm, and take good care of her.
A pure natural-disaster apocalypse story, a quiet farming tale, with a danmei couple and a space.
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"A Lady Too Lovely to Bully":
After three years of marriage and three years of mourning, Pu Youqing, confined to the inner household, had lost heart. With her slender, pale fingers, she took stock of the vast dowry in the storeroom, then rummaged through it and pulled out some money to take with her and her son when they left.
But just as the mourning period she had been longing to see end was finally over, before she could load her trunks and boxes onto a carriage and return to Jiangnan, her supposedly dead general husband came back. From then on, his fortunes soared and he rose higher and higher...
Pu Youqing rubbed her aching temples. Was the letter of divorce, signed on her behalf by her husband's family and now in her arms, still valid?
"Reborn in Space: A Wrongful Marriage":
Fei Jiao was delicate and soft, her fair, supple skin so lovely it made people ache to dote on her. Though she bore the unpleasant reputation of being the daughter of a concubine, her generous dowry still brought a steady stream of marriage proposals.
Before her loving mother died of illness, she carefully chose a good match for her: a poor farmer's scholar son. But Fei Jiao was hurried into marriage during the mourning period, and only after the marriage was consummated did she learn that she had been wed to the scholar's widowed second brother instead. Her husband's family was mercenary. They had decided that her family was too lowly to offer them any help, so they had secretly switched the groom!
Reborn once more, Fei Jiao has a space no bigger than her palm. She has no time to think about anything else and is set on escaping this poor, despicable farming family first.
"The Sewer World After the Apocalypse":
In the world of the future, buildings are weathered and collapsing, resources are scarce and hard to come by, and the climate is changing in abnormal ways. As people's living conditions grow ever worse, buried underground and still intact, systems such as the sewers become humanity's last refuge.
Female lead: Fussy to a fault, likes muscular men, turns into a timid little pushover the moment trouble arises.
Male lead: Manly, a native.
"A Concubine's Son, Yet No Less the Heir":
Wang Yang is the youngest son born to a concubine in the Xie Shangshu household in Yanjing, adopted into the family of his maternal grandfather, a wealthy merchant in the south. But fate is unpredictable. One day, he suddenly receives a letter from his father's family ordering him to return to the clan at once.
Wang Yang pays it no heed. He carries on prospecting for mines, buying up fields, and doing business, making a roaring success of it. But the urgent letters demanding his return keep arriving like snowflakes in winter, each one more pressing than the last.
And so, one day in the northern-central capital of Yanjing, a proud young gentleman arrives from the south. There is nothing he cannot do, whether carving jade, playing the flute, riding horses, or fighting crickets...
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It sucks. It's so frustrating to watch.
I am very frustrated and regret buying the whole book.
It's not a cool novel, some of the content is rather frustrating, the ending is too hasty, the plot is not smooth enough, and some pitfalls are not explained.
??? Why did it end all of a sudden? It seems that the whole story is about dealing with the best relatives and bad neighbors. The love line is also a bit abrupt, do you fall in love at first glance? Still having erotic dreams? The super powers are also very useless. Grandma is not eating anything. The comment section says that she has relatives and a younger brother to support her. Can't you bear to have an aunt? The ability of water seems to be a catch-all. Apart from giving it to the guinea pigs, drinking it when there are insects does not make it feel alive. The space to attack suddenly disappears and it does not play a role in promoting the development of the plot. Suddenly it wakes up and it appears again. I am a bit speechless.
It feels so sudden that it ended. Didn't it mean that the plot will be better after Zhao Chengde wakes up? Why did it end so suddenly here???
I can only say that after reading the whole article, what impressed me the most was Parasite. It was embarrassing. The author's logic didn't make sense. It was also the first time I encountered Gong who retired from the special forces, but he was seriously injured and fainted twice. The most unbearable thing was the bad ending. I was confused when I read it. Gong just finished solving the best relatives, and then he disappeared???
I couldn't read it anymore. I skipped to the ending. It was really bad. I don't know why I still have the courage to recommend new books... Based on the monthly updates? I really regret buying so many chapters...
After reading the beginning, I bought the whole book and regretted it.
. . . . . . . It sucks. The last chapter is wrong.
Why is every article written by this author so disgusting? Fortunately, I skipped to the end and read it.