Stockpiling to Survive Famine and the Apocalypse

Name: Stockpiling to Survive Famine and the Apocalypse
Author: Summoning the Tide with a Thousand Lanterns

荒年末世囤货生存

by Summoning the Tide with a Thousand Lanterns (千灯引潮)

Status: Completed
Length: 380k Words
Genre: Romance
Era: Modern Era
Updated: 1y ago
Source: JJWXC

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In 2055, Earth entered an era of famine. Extreme cold, scorching heat, rainy seasons, and dense fog replaced the four seasons of old. Food became the greatest crisis. Blizzards with temperatures of minus seventy or eighty degrees made it impossible to leave the house. Water became the biggest problem under the scorching sun. During the endless rainy seasons, the whole world seemed submerged, while the dense fog was full of mutated animals. Qin Yunhua's greatest wish was to eat and drink well and stock up on supplies. Renovating the courtyard, gathering fruit in the woods, growing vegetables and crops, building a bread oven, setting up a stove to fire pottery... During the rainy season, she went into the woods to pick mushrooms as big as umbrellas and make them into sauce. In the dense fog, she dried wild vegetables and fruit. In the extreme cold, she sat around the stove eating roasted sweet potatoes. Under the scorching sun, she harvested wheat and peppers... Little by little, Qin Yunhua realized that life during the famine years did not seem so hard after all. A slice-of-life farming story. Theme: Even in a harsh environment, beautiful flowers can bloom

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The plot was relatively slow at the beginning, and it just felt like it was on the rise and then ended abruptly. The word count was more than a little worse than the previous book. Moreover, many of the holes buried earlier have not been filled, and only a few have been briefly touched on in the last chapter. I originally thought it would describe the hardships and struggle for survival in the apocalypse, but it ended up stopping here. Xiaozi also sent...[Heartbreak]
9 likes1y ago
Ah, just fast forward from the extreme cold to the scorching sun, and the scorching sun is gone in just one chapter? I haven't updated for a few days and then I got caught in the previous chapter and finished the next one. Why does it feel like it's unfinished?
6 likes1y ago
What exactly happened to Li Shuangshuang and her sister was not expanded upon. What happened before the heroine and Lin Congnan broke up? Why did the heroine become very indifferent again? Why did they suddenly get together again at the end? It felt like there was a lack of some changes in mood. In many places, I felt that there would be explanations in the follow-up, but the ending was nothing.
3 likes1y ago
... It feels like I didn't want to write and suddenly stopped writing. The previous writing was really good. I thought it was a long story.
2 likes1y ago
This book is very good to read, but unfortunately it ends too hastily. Some of the holes in the previous chapters were not filled in properly. The story about the villagers and the cult was just brushed off and ended in a hurry. The world view has not been developed yet. I hope that I will have the opportunity to continue this story in the future~[Purple Sugar][Purple Sugar]
1 like1y ago
The final article "Setting up a stall to sell delicious food in ancient times" "I became a female Chinese medicine doctor in the 1970s" "Daily life at the seaside in the 1960s" Welcome to Zai~ For pre-collection of "Living Alone on the Wild Star", click on the column to see the copy. If you have an appetite, please bookmark it and give it to everyone~
1 like1y ago
It was well written in the beginning, but the ending felt a bit anticlimactic and rushed.
9mo ago
Why does it sound a bit hairy when I read it?
1y ago
Xiao Zi's death is like seeing Hayao Miyazaki's Princess Mononoke... I cried when I saw it
1y ago
It looks good, but it leaves a lot of holes.
1y ago

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