A World of Shelters Beneath the Ice Age

Now I have to pick up the keyboard. Blasted the author. What is this written about? As for the writing, it's pretty passable. But the data and the plot here are really too nt. First of all, the first poisonous point is: rebirth plus time travel plus system flow? The result is a useless male protagonist. The second poisonous point: the prices are simply wrong. The author also said that he studied statistics? A reader in the article cited the difference, which is 40 times (the author said the maximum difference is 15 times), as well as the one-ton iron and one-ton copper. What's the point of this? Readers of the book also said that one ton of iron is only more than one cubic meter. One cubic meter. What's the point of this? Not to mention that many metal materials are made of alloys instead of just pure metals such as copper and iron. The third poisonous point: Do you include your biogas pool in the article? Is your hydroponic room featured in the article? And your plantation and all. . . . None of these reflect his usefulness! How long has it been since this apocalypse happened? Are you ready to plant something yet? What are the seeds used to buy for millions? Is it food? The fourth poisonous point: Your thing is inconsistent with reality. Just look at machine tools. This thing is so cheap and simple (compared to the protagonist's 160 million), and it's available on Pinduoduo. Just a few thousand. Beside you. So many factories. Can't you just buy a machine tool in the factory? Finally, what is the room called in your own room? Is it a studio? There is only one 3D printing metal machine in the studio. What the hell is this? The fifth poisonous point: Where are the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation? (Even if this is an imaginary world. If there are no traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, then there must be the traditional virtues of the Dragon Nation.) Wealth should not be exposed, do you understand? Gouging prices yourself. One gram of meteorite, one pound of flour. Flour brought by the strong wind? And the one named Qin Mu. You wanted to sell the meteorite at a high price, and then you actually bought it. Why, didn't you bring a bargaining chip? The sixth poisonous point: whose metal door is so easy to open? Not to mention your 6×8 gate weighing hundreds of tons. It was melted open by a mere aluminum bomb, and finally a gate was upgraded. So why not upgrade the gate from the start? The seventh poisonous point: What is your system used for? Just to provide you with props for the lottery? If you want to copy it, you have to copy it with a charm! Those who fuck are neither humans nor ghosts. What is the survival point of your system for? Strengthen and evolve. I didn't choose an electromagnetic gun when it appeared in front of me, and I didn't choose an artificial exoskeleton when it came out. The reason was that there wasn't such a large energy supply. Then you can use your survival points to upgrade your generator. If you, the author, want to say again, gasoline generators consume gasoline. Then you can definitely upgrade the geothermal generator, and it's really a dangerous moment. Isn't it right to just use all the electricity on this weapon? The eighth poisonous point: in weapons, cold weapons (near): mountain axes, machetes, engineer shovels, hoes, etc., Cold weapons (far): bows and arrows, crossbows, slingshots, air guns, or you can also ask your men to go abroad to buy guns. Not to mention going to the United States. Just go to Vietnam and Cambodia. Not to mention that it is dangerous to go alone to war-torn places in foreign countries. You can definitely ask that uncle who used to be a soldier to buy it. Why do you insist on a big crossbow? As mentioned earlier, if the door is really breached, no matter how many weapons you use, it will be useless. So when you upgrade the gate, why don't you upgrade it sooner rather than later? Why do you upgrade it after the gate is breached? The ninth poisonous point: the author doesn't know how to count. The tenth poisonous point: The author's brain circuit is amazingly good. Then there is the girl Long Jiu mentioned. I really don't have that strong skill, no better than others, so I didn't see the back. This book is too poisonous, so I have only seen this Long Jiu girl in the comment area. But seeing so many book friends criticizing her, I think this person must also be a poisonous person. Okay, that's it. After all this book. It is a divine book. So powerful!

Why can't the protagonist even build a rifle without stacking up technology? You can find parts at any place with a lathe, but bullets are a problem. Guns are really not difficult. Any skilled worker can make them according to the drawings. When there is order, it is difficult to make a gun. If order is not maintained, the gun is nothing special. In the past, our boss even built a few models in the factory. They said they were models. Just change two parts and it would be a gun.

This book tells us a truth, even if we are reborn and seize the system, waste will still be waste

Now I have to pick up the keyboard. Blasted the author. What is this written about? As for the writing, it's pretty passable. But the data and the plot here are really too nt. First of all, the first poisonous point is: rebirth plus time travel plus system flow? The result is a useless male protagonist. The second poisonous point: the prices are simply wrong. The author also said that he studied statistics? A reader in the article cited the difference, which is 40 times (the author said the maximum difference is 15 times), as well as the one-ton iron and one-ton copper. What's the point of this? Readers of the book also said that one ton of iron is only more than one cubic meter. One cubic meter. What's the point of this? Not to mention that many metal materials are made of alloys instead of just pure metals such as copper and iron. The third poisonous point: Do you include your biogas pool in the article? Is your hydroponic room featured in the article? And your plantation and all. . . . None of these reflect his usefulness! How long has it been since this apocalypse happened? Are you ready to plant something yet? What are the seeds used to buy for millions? Is it food? The fourth poisonous point: Your thing is inconsistent with reality. Just look at machine tools. This thing is so cheap and simple (compared to the protagonist's 160 million), and it's available on Pinduoduo. Just a few thousand. Beside you. So many factories. Can't you just buy a machine tool in the factory? Finally, what is the room called in your own room? Is it a studio? There is only one 3D printing metal machine in the studio. What the hell is this? The fifth poisonous point: Where are the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation? (Even if this is an imaginary world. If there are no traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, then there must be the traditional virtues of the Dragon Nation.) Wealth should not be exposed, do you understand? Gouging prices yourself. One gram of meteorite, one pound of flour. Flour brought by the strong wind? And the one named Qin Mu. You wanted to sell the meteorite at a high price, and then you actually bought it. Why, didn't you bring a bargaining chip? The sixth poisonous point: whose metal door is so easy to open? Not to mention your 6×8 gate weighing hundreds of tons. It was melted open by a mere aluminum bomb, and finally a gate was upgraded. So why not upgrade the gate from the start? The seventh poisonous point: What is your system used for? Just to provide you with props for the lottery? If you want to copy it, you have to copy it with a charm! Those who fuck are neither humans nor ghosts. What is the survival point of your system for? Strengthen and evolve. I didn't choose an electromagnetic gun when it appeared in front of me, and I didn't choose an artificial exoskeleton when it came out. The reason was that there wasn't such a large energy supply. Then you can use your survival points to upgrade your generator. If you, the author, want to say again, gasoline generators consume gasoline. Then you can definitely upgrade the geothermal generator, and it's really a dangerous moment. Isn't it right to just use all the electricity on this weapon? The eighth poisonous point: in weapons, cold weapons (near): mountain axes, machetes, engineer shovels, hoes, etc., Cold weapons (far): bows and arrows, crossbows, slingshots, air guns, or you can also ask your men to go abroad to buy guns. Not to mention going to the United States. Just go to Vietnam and Cambodia. Not to mention that it is dangerous to go alone to war-torn places in foreign countries. You can definitely ask that uncle who used to be a soldier to buy it. Why do you insist on a big crossbow? As mentioned earlier, if the door is really breached, no matter how many weapons you use, it will be useless. So when you upgrade the gate, why don't you upgrade it sooner rather than later? Why do you upgrade it after the gate is breached? The ninth poisonous point: the author doesn't know how to count. The tenth poisonous point: The author's brain circuit is amazingly good. Then there is the girl Long Jiu mentioned. I really don't have that strong skill, no better than others, so I didn't see the back. This book is too poisonous, so I have only seen this Long Jiu girl in the comment area. But seeing so many book friends criticizing her, I think this person must also be a poisonous person. Okay, that's it. After all this book. It is a divine book. So powerful! There is also the reading point at the beginning. In fact, I wrote it that way on purpose. After all, you can find out just by looking down. In fact, this reading point is not that reading point. But poison

I don't know what's going on, but now that I see the protagonist has a cute little sister, I want to quit. I feel so uncomfortable.

As for the current issues that everyone is mainly concerned about, here is Yuyu's focused explanation. First of all, Yuyu checked the information for every knowledge point I wrote, which wasted a lot of time. 1. Chapter 4 Small geothermal generator, here refers to the special version of Aqua Blue Star, a household type. Its main characteristics are that it is small and has very few generating points. It is not a traditional geothermal generator as everyone understands. It is too big to fit even in a small shelter. 2. Various price issues in Chapter 12. When the Dragon Kingdom knew that the end was coming, they immediately began to inventory supplies. Especially after learning that the grain depot was short of half of the food, they immediately secretly controlled the supplies (introduced in Chapters 13 and 14). Therefore, the prices of the things Chu Feng bought, such as food, gasoline and other survival supplies, skyrocketed, and they could no longer be bought no matter how much money they spent. Interruption: Yuyu himself studied statistics and is still a bit obsessed with data. Finally, thank you all for your support. Yuyu will pay attention to your opinions and suggestions. Because of your protection, Chu Feng can go further... 🪖🪖🪖

I'm not vomiting, but the protagonist never considered the issue of defense? For such a long time, even weapons and defenses have not been upgraded through the system. Shouldn't this kind of thing be prepared as early as possible?

Needed in the last days. Food, clothing, housing and transportation. These 4 aspects. How do clothes come from plant fibers and woven fabrics? Even further, high-tech synthetic materials are needed. Food mainly involves growing some things, fruits and vegetables, staple foods, and raising fish and shrimps. There are chickens and ducks. Try to use something with a shorter production cycle and less consumption. For example, snails and earthworms can be cultured using domestic waste. Then feed the chickens with earthworms and some green leafy vegetables, and eat eggs and chicken. When earthworms are cultivated, the leftovers are good fertilizer. You have to live with water supply and electricity. But some lighting and heating can use biogas. Biogas lamps and biogas stoves are actually pretty good. Because the more primitive something is, the lower its technological content is, and the easier it is to repair if something goes wrong. Moreover, when the early lamps burn, a part of carbon dioxide should be generated, which is beneficial to the photosynthesis of plants. There are now dedicated burners for heating. Therefore, as long as the scale of planting increases, biogas produced by fermentation of straw and the like can be used for lighting and heating. Bean sprouts such as soy products are grown. The scary thing is that after 2 to 3 years you can only eat food without condiments. It's so sad. There should be a lookout point for this issue, and then do it. A one-time outer door, just make it well camouflaged and normal in defense, then it will be disabled after opening it. And there are people inside who are very defensive. Is there a path prepared? Is there an escape route if an accident occurs?

Is this book really poisonous? Did you spend 12 million to buy seeds? Then buy 10 tons of metals such as copper, iron, etc. What can 10 tons be used for? What finally poisoned me was that I spent 1 million to buy 10 tons of rice and 6 tons of flour, and still mentioned state control in the comments? With such control, the country would have exploded on the spot, and there would be no need for the apocalypse to come.

I read it without thinking, but I still couldn't accept it. In the northern temperature range of minus 20 degrees, the wheat and rice we eat cannot be grown. However, the author miraculously grew vegetables underground at minus 90 degrees. Without sufficient photosynthesis and water sources, nothing can be grown at all. Not to mention, it was the group of small countries that declared war on Xia that directly poisoned him to death. It's funny, how many people can escape when their country is gone? Even if the army is organized and survives in the ice and snow, the most important thing is that they can still be pulled out to fight at minus 90 degrees. Not to mention whether people will freeze to death, tanks can't start. Iron products will only become more and more brittle in sub-zero environments. Modern rifles are less painful than hitting people with a stone below minus 40 degrees. As for firing gunpowder, don't even think about it. The steel plate will freeze and crack if you drop it under a plate of water