Huddle in the Doomsday and Farm Alone

Author, is it possible that apocalyptic writing can no longer be separated from fighting monsters and leveling up for the sake of farming, and then the more you write, the more biased it becomes, and finally it breaks away from farming directly? --- I came in through your introduction. In the first three golden chapters, the protagonist is indeed farming in the shelter, and then a surprising plot occurs. There are no seeds, and then he goes to find the seeds. When he finds the seeds, he begins to break away from the farming plot. --- The central theme of your novel is the farming setting, and then you start to abandon the farming theme setting. Writing the article is called off-topic. --- I think you should forget to give the protagonist a core setting for farming. Maybe it's a farming cheat, maybe it's a superpower. After more than a dozen chapters, you start digressing, and then the superpower hasn't awakened yet. That's not how books are written. Why do so many authors compress the golden finger into the golden three chapters? Those great authors also put the hook in the golden chapter. Rhythm is an important thing. If the rhythm is incorrect, it will make it difficult for others to appreciate the work --- If you don't care about readers reading your book and whether the work is profitable, then you can write whatever you want. Don't care about my nonsense. If you don't like it, just delete it and permanently ban it.

Apocalyptic novels all have a shortcoming that I don't know whether to mention. There are a bit too many people, and a large number of them died, and another batch popped up, just like those that were refreshed in the wild. They did not meet the deadline of apocalyptic civilization at all, and some were affected by doomsday memes (the author's cognitive interference), leading to a serious decline in IQ.

Are there multiple female protagonists? If there are less than seven, I can't watch it.

Come on, keep an eye on you😁

Just hold on, it's pretty good. I think it's only 500,000 words.

No one? Quite interesting. Come on!

Come on, keep an eye on you Keep the pace