The World-Destroying Flood: I Built a Peach Blossom Haven on the Duckweed

When I think of the banyan tree base, the first thing that comes to mind is the giant banyan tree that forms an island in Ba Jin's novel "Bird Paradise," which is quite fitting. I found a few photos online that I hope will give you, my fellow book lovers, a more intuitive impression.

There are so many that they're starting to affect the viewing experience.

The idea is good, but the scope is too narrow, the writing skills need improvement, and it still suffers from the problem of having all the subordinates as women in a lord's story. It's not bad overall, though. Keep it up, author! Best of luck with your earnings!!

After the first three chapters, let me mention a point that defies normal human logic: duckweed can enhance both load-bearing capacity and surface area. A normal human would choose to enhance load-bearing capacity first, and then enhance surface area when more surface area is needed. The protagonist's choice to find another piece of duckweed to further enhance load-bearing capacity might be intended to filter out readers with critical thinking skills.

I thought there was no female lead, or if there was, it would probably be later on. But then a female lead appeared in the fifth chapter. If you don't like harem/sex-obsessed guys, you can leave now. The female lead is described as a mess, and she's even called a scoundrel. What era are we living in? Nobody uses that word anymore.

This is typical; it's probably one man and several women. A female traffic police officer and a female chef have already arrived.

I'm speechless. I'd already started recruiting female subordinates and adjusted my tolerance level to accept a harem, and then suddenly you start recruiting male subordinates. You can either go for a pure harem, only taking in female subordinates; or go for pure survival, taking in male subordinates first, and then gradually taking in a female lead depending on the situation. I can accept either of these. The fact that you ended up taking in men as concubines is truly unacceptable.

The entire Earth is submerged, including not very high mountains, such as the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with an average altitude of 5000 meters. If extraterrestrial rainfall were to occur over 10 months, how much rain would fall each day? Answer: 17000 mm

The protagonist recruits subordinates without being able to protect himself, and if they betray him, he's finished. It's a very idealistic book, and the deal with the aircraft carrier is also very idealistic. The author's limited knowledge restricts the content of this book.

I'm done with chapter 53. It started off well, with the characters slowly developing their characters, which was exactly what I wanted to read. But then suddenly, out of nowhere, a Japanese aircraft carrier appeared, and there wasn't a trace of our own. It's really ridiculous. Do you even have the ability to write a good story about the power struggles between nations?