A Pastoral Life at the End of the World
末日的田园生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 883k Words
- Genre
- Space Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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To be honest, for a hardcore apocalyptic enthusiast like myself, the initial resource-hoarding phase was actually quite good. However, while the female lead was reborn, her mind and heart weren't. Frankly, successful apocalyptic protagonists are always two-faced—neither saintly nor demonic—but at least they should be someone who doesn't take advantage of them or cause them trouble.
Good heavens. Even if you have the ability, you wouldn't save a brat! And the female lead gives him fried chicken and cola whenever he wants—that's really great! I really like how the female lead collects resources, but her saintly act of saving everyone she sees is fine; she can save people if she wants to, but she's not smart enough and is always on the verge of exposing herself, treating others like fools.
This isn't the idyllic rural life the title suggests, nor is it a story of a dim-witted saint saving the world. I'm not trying to upset the author, but I genuinely feel that the female lead's many years in her previous life were wasted. She lacks vigilance and acts like a saint—didn't her cousin's death teach her a lesson?
It was actually alright at first; the female lead wasn't particularly saintly and maintained a degree of kindness. But then Liang Chen appeared, and it was off-putting. Seriously, his personality was awful, he did whatever he wanted, and he even mentally influenced and brainwashed the female lead's teammates—it was disgusting. And afterwards, the female lead didn't seem to care at all. Emmm...
I love the golden finger space, but the female lead is so kind. She couldn't be cured in her previous life for eight years, so why is she suddenly doing good deeds everywhere?
That story about a perfect couple has too many scenes; is it really a no-romance story? 😰
She's easily attracted to men again; it's probably just that she's got too many romantic entanglements.
Does this book have a male lead? Is it about a reborn protagonist who falls in love and spends his life in a post-apocalyptic world?
I can't stand it anymore. I can't believe that the female lead, who doesn't have any superpowers, is still wearing high heels months after the apocalypse, and still wearing skirts years later...
Is this the original cover art? Emmm