Making a Lazy Living in the Apocalypse

I prefer a self-sufficient apocalypse; I can't relate to your "profiteering from national disaster" kind of apocalypse. Besides, during the period when the government was still in power, those with food and money on the verge of social collapse would likely be the first to die. Direct military control and nationalization meant you had absolutely no means of protection. You just built high walls and stockpiled grain...

Without military force, can you hold onto so much material in the apocalypse? It's not like the oligarchic corporations in Cyberpunk with their own armies. In that case, the government would just send troops to requisition your stockpiled supplies. Let's see how the author handles that.

The beginning is toxic. His wife died, he didn't support the children, leaving them with their grandparents. He's courting death in every way imaginable, and the worst part is, he's relying on his parents' money. You're pretending to be so devoted, you've wronged your parents and your children. If you were truly devoted, why didn't you just go with your wife?

It's not that I'm stopping you from writing foreshadowing details, but please fast-forward through this father-son conflict where the truth is concealed! The kind of plot where the father is slapped in the face isn't appealing. This is a post-apocalyptic disaster story, not a slice-of-life urban drama!

Does the author have some misunderstanding about salted fish? Isn't this clearly about building a career after a disaster? What does it have to do with salted fish?

Guns and cannons!

To be honest, the previous book was amazing, and the subject matter was fresh. This book is from a different social class, so I thought the author would depict the ways and methods of the upper class, but I found it was just old wine in new bottles. To put it simply, regarding company issues, even with my own small shop with three or four employees, I have to be there every day to handle things.

Why do all of this author's books seem like a post-apocalyptic rural romance, full of mundane family dramas, security guards, twins? Even after being reborn, you still want to be led by someone else?

The story starts with poisoning, and the protagonist, after his wife dies, abandons his children to his parents, then lives off them while engaging in reckless extreme sports. I don't know what happens next, but the beginning is enough to make you want to quit. Having children and still sponging off his parents—isn't that disgusting?

Shennong can't stand this lack of common sense! How did he even reach level 5?