Food Crisis [Apocalypse]

This novel will be marked as paid on September 10. For the first four days, there'll be a rain of red envelopes, with one for everyone who sees it. After that, on September 14, there'll be eleven chapters in one day! That's how sincere I am! Still not coming to join the fun?

This novel is about a male lead pursuing another man.

A mold that infects only grain and edible root vegetables sweeps across the globe. Amid disasters beyond human control, including floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions, the worst food crisis in human history breaks out!

Those who consume large amounts of the mold gradually rot and die, turning into terrifying zombies.

The starving can only scrape by on mushrooms and protein blocks.

Xiang Luo knew this was coming and spent five whole years preparing for it.

He builds a fortress, stockpiles supplies, and grows mushrooms!

He wants to stay with his beloved Zhu Yan, grow old together, and live and die side by side.

With all their preparations, how far will he and his lover make it?

[Things to know before reading:

1. The leads were separated for five years due to a misunderstanding, but they get back together. Both are strong characters.

2. No pocket dimension. The pursuer can foresee the future, and the pursued has a trading System, but they won't be used much. I'll aim to keep the survival story grounded and authentic.

3. The author is a crybaby, makes typos, and loves arguing. No talent, but plenty of chapters saved up.]

My upcoming novel, "The Sea Rises One Meter Every Day," is looking for a home! From the start, all you have is a boat, and you have to scavenge all your gear!

Promoting a new novel:

"Raising a Future Big Shot"

Overworked office drone An Yi is fretting about another late night when he happens upon a post-apocalyptic game.

Looking at the little guy clinging to a dead tree, drifting alone at sea. This is kind of interesting.

I'm already living such a cutthroat life. How could I let my kid in the game live on dirt?

No food or clothes? Buy them!

Not even a boat? Buy one!

Pinching pennies in misery? Buy, buy, buy!

Watching the little guy in the game use the deluxe gear he paid for to fight monsters, level up, and reach the pinnacle of life, An Yi realizes his own luck is steadily improving too.

He buys a cup of milk tea and wins five million on a scratch ticket.

He enters a developer's raffle and wins an entire floor of an apartment building.

The overpowered gear in the game can actually be brought into the real world?

This is how you take off!

But... why does the little guy in the game look so familiar?

His boss?

Feng Yu (Ao Feng) plunges into the sea along with his plane while on a business trip.

When he wakes up on a dead tree that has appeared from who knows where, he stares around in confusion.

So thirsty... Biu! A bottle of mineral water.

So hungry... Biu! A fancy feast.

So cold... Biu! A super-warm down comforter.

I miss my wife... Biu! My wife falls from the sky!

Ahem, this isn't that kind of wife. After An Yi tells him that he lives inside a game and has to fight monsters, level up, and complete quests,

Feng Yu (Ao Feng) gazes at the horizon over the sea and ponders for a long time.

Can I give this game a bad review?

Disaster-themed post-apocalyptic novels with excellent writing:

"After the Apocalypse [Farming]": The wolfish couple are ridiculously addictive!

"Village Doctor After the Apocalypse": A doctor and a traditional Chinese medicine student practice medicine after the apocalypse.

"Stockpiling Grain After the Apocalypse": A boss who secretly loves his male lead employee, a lively and energetic guy. (The grandpa is a force to be reckoned with.)

Post-apocalyptic adventure novels:

"Ancient Genes": Every member of the main cast is awesome!

"Wandering with a Husky": A doggone wild journey through the apocalypse!

Historical farming novels:

"Plain Congee and Simple Dishes [Farming]": Farming, farming, then buying some white flour to take home for the New Year.

"The Divine Doctor and the Foodie [Farming]": One farms, the other sells medicine.

They're all guaranteed to be good!

Go take a look around the author's page. You're bound to find something you'll like!

Theme: Every grain is hard-earned. Cherish every grain of food.