The Pregnant Mom Survives with Infinite Supplies

I really love Bao Bao Zi's post-apocalyptic novels. Her writing is smooth, the plot is intricate, and her delicate touch creates a deep sense of immersion. The female lead grows gradually, from a baby to an adorable little one, and the male lead, too, is full of life. Most importantly, he has very positive values! Definitely worth checking out!

After reading more than ten chapters, I feel that the female lead is impulsive and has a very low IQ; she doesn't seem like someone who has lived in the apocalypse for many years.

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Being reborn is like getting a sneak peek at the script; Having ample space to stockpile goods means you'll have no worries about food and clothing, be immune to freezing and heat, and possess invincible combat power. If you're a script-stealing thief with an invincible cheat code, and you still manage to fill the first few chapters with a list of supplies to pad the word count, then it's actually quite admirable... ... I admire your lack of imagination...

Cao Feng urged, "Just hold on, maybe things will get better once my superpowers appear. I don't want anything to happen at the garrison."

Post-apocalyptic novels are still great to read; at least the logic and level of power are reasonable, so you don't have to worry about anything and they're easy to read!

The author has been taking a break from updating lately for some reason. While browsing the comments, as a casual reader, I suddenly felt a bit sad. Some of the comments were really harsh. When I checked the author's profile, I found that all the book reviews were insults, which made me feel really bad. If I were the author and saw these comments, I probably wouldn't be able to eat.

The author has written several books of this type; will the next one be a different theme?

I've been reading this author's post-apocalyptic + child-rearing stories for years, and it's still the same style after all these years. 😁

Isn't this pace a bit slow? Over a hundred chapters have passed, and the apocalypse hasn't officially begun yet. There aren't a single superhuman, and order hasn't completely collapsed. Shouldn't it be time for a reorganization? Those administrators aren't doing anything productive; why not replace them?