Those Days I Spent with the Big Villain During the Year of Calamity

I've been obsessed with disaster stories recently, and I'm looking for them from all corners. Like "Finding a Good Husband in Ancient Times" and "Survival" recommended by many people, I also think they are good. So I accidentally found this article on Qidian, so I came in with the mentality of giving it a try. I personally feel that to write a novel such as a disaster novel, the author's sense of textual substitution must be stronger. This novel is not necessarily outstanding in terms of writing style. Of course, the composition of a novel is not determined by writing alone. What is important is the plot of the novel. This is the backbone of the novel and its soul. Yesterday, the novel has entered the fee collection, but I haven't bought it yet. But from the free chapter, I got three main branches: First, the survival battle between the heroine and the hero. If my guess is correct, there should be a relationship in the later stage; Second, the Queen's journey to seize power. To be honest, I quite like the character of this queen. Unlike many previous novels, the Queen is a cannon fodder. More like a big boss with strategy, wisdom and big heart; Third, the new life of Mr. Su and his apprentice. Of course, up to this point in the novel, this branch has been the least highlighted. I don't know what the author will do next, nor how he or she plans to portray these two characters. Seeing this, the novel is no longer a pure disaster novel. There is a lot of intrigue and love in it, but with the author's reasonable arrangements, there is also no shortage of highlights. So I want to catch up and read more, hoping not to disappoint myself and my fellow travelers who are reading this novel at the same time!