Agent of Civilization

I have a question, after the end of the world, things like bookstores and libraries are bound to their owners, and are they inalienable? Otherwise, the oversized book storage and stacking factory prepared by the protagonist will definitely be requisitioned by the state! If it is not bound and inalienable, even if the country does not expropriate it, it will inevitably be robbed by others. Wouldn't this become a wedding dress for others?

I have read a book before and I forgot what it was called. In the beginning, a person jumps into the street and time travels, and then performs the same operation as the protagonist, and then it becomes tragic. There are no secrets in the information age. The time traveler jumped into the street before the end of the world came, and ended up taking advantage of the protagonist and the one who caught him. I think it's very reasonable. No matter what you do, if you want to make a difference, you don't know how to hide yourself, and you can't see people's hearts and believe in human nature. No matter you are reborn or a time traveler, you have to pounce when you should.

What's the situation and why it's not updated? It's outrageous.

Signed the contract for 4,000?

The author has given up on this book and is reading a new book

The idea is interesting, but the writing is weird

I have answered the question for several chapters, can you finish it?

Have you seen this monthly pass? This time! Gone

The writing style and imagination seem pretty good, but I can't quite grasp the content. Maybe the novel is not aimed at people like me!

Overall, it's okay, but it's a bit awkward and gives me goosebumps.