Stockpiling Supplies in Space: Struggling to Survive in a World in Crisis

Why write a story where the male lead has to share the female lead's space? She's just an ordinary person with only one good point, and having to share it with the male lead just exposes her weaknesses. What if the male lead gets any bad ideas? At first, they said the female lead was intelligent and aloof, but isn't she just completely love-struck?

The writing is really mediocre, mainly because there are too many bugs and minor flaws. First, the female lead fell ill four times from the beginning until the escape. Four times?! How did she live so long in her past life? The author just said "after-rebirth syndrome" and it was gone. What were you building up for? Were you trying to say you need a male lead? It's so awkward...

Although Ye Fu has been feeling "frustrated" lately, I think this is a transitional period. If you read the text carefully, you'll know that the author is indirectly or directly laying the groundwork for the reason for going to the base. Ye Fu didn't want to be an outsider. He wanted to live a quiet, secluded life and weather the apocalypse. Ultimately, Ye Fu was just an ordinary person.

He ran away, spouting non-saintly words while doing saintly things, saving this and that. I suggest changing the book title to "Rebirth of a Doomsday Doctor" 😅

This is the best post-apocalyptic disaster stockpiling novel I've read this year. The author is very skilled; the chapters updated these past two days, the male lead and the exposed spatial dimension, have all been handled very well, at least in my opinion.

It's strange that the female lead is like a jinx. When she first arrived in Northern Xinjiang, she said there were no natural disasters except for torrential rains. But just a month later, an earthquake and nuclear radiation struck. Wherever she went, things went wrong. Moreover, the female lead's character is inconsistent and contradictory.

I've read over 130 chapters, and the natural disasters in the story feel abrupt and fantastical. For example, when the female lead is experiencing acid rain, she lies down and asks the male lead how many more days until it stops, making it seem like the male lead is the one who was reborn...

I think the biggest flaw in the early part of this story is that every little thing the neighbors do is come to the female lead for help, and she's constantly opening the door, opening the door, opening the door. One episode can show two or three episodes of the "neighbor looking for the female lead - the female lead opening the door or the female lead arguing with the neighbor" pattern.

When I saw the female lead delivering a baby for a pregnant woman, performing a C-section without anesthesia and telling the pregnant woman to bear it, I was speechless.

I initially really liked this story; it felt very unique and realistic. However, after the female lead started a farm with her large group, the content and dialogue became increasingly idiotic and padded. Now that they've moved to a cave, it feels like they're just changing locations to continue padding the story, and it's even more padded and lacking in substance!