A Landlord’s Daily Life in the Eternal Night and Bitter Cold

What's the point of photographing a villa? Just photograph the Three Gorges Dam; its defensive capabilities are maxed out. Or find those old cipher houses; they're all made of high-strength concrete, a villa couldn't even withstand light weapons. You got a chance but you didn't use it!

The book has a great concept, but upon closer inspection, it seems the author hasn't quite settled on a direction. The protagonist's cheat code is Doraemon's gadgets, and these overpowered gadgets clearly indicate from the beginning that this is an unconventional invincible story. It's impossible for the protagonist to have such world-changing gadgets and still be unable to defeat his opponents.

Everyone, I know this is my first time writing, and there will definitely be many shortcomings. I will read and carefully consider every comment that is acceptable, and I don't care what you say as long as it's correct. To make my day of writing a little more enjoyable, and also to ensure a better reading experience for my readers, if you encounter any content that incites conflict, involves…

Is it possible that in the future, the main character will create some fantasy, sci-fi, or xuanhuan-style scenery? Just thinking about it is exciting. After material needs are met, what about spiritual needs?

The title alone was exactly the type of book I wanted. After reading a few chapters, I discovered the protagonist is a native, not a time traveler, so he doesn't know anything about Doraemon's gadgets. Generally, I don't read novels with systems or protagonists who are natives, as I find them too relatable. The problem is, there are very few post-apocalyptic landlord novels like this, so I guess I'll have to make do. I've already invested, and I hope to hear some positive feedback.

If Doraemon's pocket really existed, it could restore everything to its original state, not just from ice and apocalypse, but even from the destruction of the universe. That thing is practically a bug!

Reading this novel gives me the same feeling as seeing Doraemon in my mind. This is the kind of déjà vu that just spontaneously comes to mind. I feel good so far.

Go to the Doomsday Forum and Qidian Forum to promote it.

Tsk tsk, I've only read about ten chapters. I'm really curious, if the apocalypse of eternal night and extreme cold really comes, besides the protagonist having a cheat code to survive, what will happen to the rest of humanity? Unless humanity masters controlled nuclear fusion technology, they can only wait to die; it's just a matter of time.

The idea was great, but the author's writing skills were lacking.