A Leisurely Life in Another World's Apocalypse

Name: A Leisurely Life in Another World's Apocalypse
Author: Distant Mountains in Autumn

异界末世的悠闲生活

by Distant Mountains in Autumn (秋之远山)

Status: Completed
Length: 2.2M Words
Genre: Sci-Fi
Subgenre: Spacetime Travel
Updated: 5y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

This is a different kind of post-apocalyptic story.

He transmigrates to another world's apocalypse, but luckily, it's in its late stages, just as the darkness is about to pass and dawn is about to break.

There are no stinking zombies around every corner. The monsters stay in their own territories, and the wilderness is safe. There's no need to fear that simply going for a walk will get you killed.

This world is fascinating, and its natives are quite interesting.

There are good people, bad people, and many forbidden ruins connected to extraterrestrial civilizations.

Even more amazingly, his house transmigrates with him. The water and electricity still work, and his phone has mutated, gaining the ability to livestream and trade.

He uses resources from the apocalypse to exchange for supplies he needs, building things up one step at a time.

Starting from an abandoned farm, he becomes the owner of a supercity, then takes control of the entire world without even realizing it.

(╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻ (Writing a synopsis is such hard work...)

In short: Even in another world, the sons and daughters of China know how to thrive!

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This book is fine, but its vision is too narrow. Selling futuristic items for only a few million RMB, like that cutting device and energy slot, shows a lack of perspective, portraying Earth's organizations as ancient landlords. Did the author consider the purchase of the cutting machine? Why not buy something that could be done for a few million, then send people to investigate overseas?
25 likes5y ago
The word "live stream" in this description is a killer for a lot of people. It's the epitome of a beginner's article, so I don't need to say more, right?
19 likes6y ago
I'm telling you, author, you should leave more comments asking for recommendation votes or something. You just quietly update every day and not many people actively vote for you.
18 likes6y ago
The first three chapters were enough to make me give up. Transmigrating to another world and then worrying about being studied by the original world or being considered mentally ill? There's a live stream, right? Show it to them, and they'll believe it eventually. And the research value in a new world is self-evident, isn't it? The government will give them whatever they want.
16 likes5y ago
The book is good, but it feels completely ruined by its portrayal of the perceived value of the items. The research and understanding of even a single item from another world are priceless, and Earth only offers such a small amount of money...? Isn't anyone going to rob it?
14 likes6y ago
What the hell are you watching? What kind of garbage is this? This live stream is lowering my IQ by the hairs on my head.
10 likes5y ago
Author, keep it up! Here's my monthly pass!
10 likes6y ago
Whether you're live streaming or not, whether you're watching or not, if you just say you've traveled to another world and are live streaming in the wild, why worry about people not sending you money? Saying you're afraid people will study you doesn't mean they can trace you through the internet...
9 likes6y ago
The book is good, but it's a pity that it includes the word "live broadcast".
9 likes6y ago
Wouldn't it be better to cooperate directly with the government? We've already traveled through time, why are we afraid of being sliced up?
8 likes6y ago