A Story About Border City Building in the Last Days

After reading Chapter 7, I will review it immediately. This chapter is really full of tension! Since Lin Wei took the post and left for the county government office, her heart has been hanging. A girl went to court alone. Opposite her was an old fox in officialdom who had been struggling for twenty years, helping her throughout the whole process. The moment the flaw in age was exposed by the king's bookkeeper, my heart tightened. I thought she was going to completely expose the secret, but she calmly answered the question in the face of danger. This is the most real heroine. She doesn't have a golden finger and is omnipotent. She will panic and be afraid after the meeting, but she can maintain her aura when standing in front of others. Her brain works quickly and she has enough confidence. She looks like a craftsman who relies entirely on her skills. When Master Wang directly pointed out the word "foreigner", goosebumps rose. I originally thought that my identity could be hidden for dozens of chapters, but I didn't expect that the official line would advance so quickly. As soon as Cui Gelao's line was thrown out, the situation opened up instantly - it turned out that the cement burning and shack building on the deserted beach had already been passed along the official network to the eyes of the capital. The most poignant part is the ending. From the beginning, the two time-travelers each harbored secrets and tested each other. The moment they hold each other's cold hands and decide "no more hiding", it is not a slogan-style burning, but a little uneasy, a little lonely, but also extra solid because there are people around. What they want to build are a few mud houses that can provide shelter from the rain. They want to build a home that can stand firm for themselves and this group of homeless refugees in this strange and chaotic world. The hidden thread in the reed swamp at the end is too tempting. Mr. Cui Ge's people are already on the way, and the infrastructure construction in the deserted beach will face the forces of the court directly from the beginning. Will you be co-opted first or suppressed first? Are the trump cards of cement and medical skills going to be revealed one by one? Already rubbing my hands and waiting for the next chapter!

After reading the first five chapters in one go, I must seriously write a review! Nowadays, most apocalyptic literature focuses on urban ruins and urban fighting. "Apocalyptic Border City Building" takes a unique approach and places the story in the desolate border wasteland. The subject matter alone is attractive enough. The first five chapters are completely without water injection. The opening chapter directly points out the desperate situation: poor resources, dangerous wilderness, displaced survivors, the protagonist does not have top-notch super powers, and the core competitiveness is infrastructure planning and survival acumen. From ramming earth walls and building temporary shelters to collecting water sources, storing rations, and sheltering people in distress, every step of building a city is in line with the reality of the end of the world. The process, resource consumption, and defense shortcomings are all carefully considered, and the logic is completely online. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of homework. What moved me most was the portrayal of human nature. In desperate situations, some people hold together for warmth, while others only care about their own interests. There are no flat characters that are black and white. The struggles, weaknesses and perseverance of the little characters are all very real. The tone of the story is calm and restrained. There is no exaggerated and crushing excitement, but the long-term pleasure of "building a shelter city from scratch" is slowly laid out, and the lonely atmosphere of the desolate border is beautifully created. The five chapters of foreshadowing have established the main plot, crisis, and characters. It can be foreseen that the subsequent plot of expanding the city, improving city defense, fighting external threats, and establishing a living order will be very exciting. Readers who like the themes of post-apocalyptic infrastructure, survival farming, and civilization reconstruction must not miss it. They have it on the top of their bookshelves and are waiting for daily updates!

A rare double-professional time-travel story, with no fantasy powers or the support of powerful people. The male and female protagonists start as low-class refugees, with only silver needles and engineering knowledge in their hands, fighting for their way out in the barren and chaotic frontier. The opening scene is extremely impactful: all the doctors in the city are helpless, the son of the county magistrate is facing amputation, the male protagonist, who is covered in mud and looks like a beggar, stabilizes the seriously injured boy with only three silver needles, and with just a few strokes, he establishes his excellent skills as the chief physician of the ICU. The author does not exaggerate the medical skills, and the details of hemostasis and bone correction are down to the ground, which instantly distinguishes the monotonous ancient medical articles. The setting of the heroine is the finishing touch. A national first-class structural engineer lives on a saline-alkali wasteland. He uses tree branches to build load-bearing supports, moves boulders with levers, and bakes cement using local methods. Modern architectural logic is integrated into the ancient wild environment. The two do not fight alone, but support each other and complement each other's strengths and weaknesses: the male protagonist protects the lives of the refugees, and the female protagonist builds the foundation for survival. A group of hungry and cold-blooded people at the bottom work together to survive. From surviving to settling down to making the ambition to "build a city", the pattern is instantly opened. The most touching thing is the realistic background of the article. The opening chapter describes how the refugees were hungry for three days and struggled to survive in the mud of smelly ditches. It did not deliberately glorify the suffering of the lower class in ancient times. Hunger, injuries, and official contempt were all faced with difficulties, making the word "building a city" not only a source of pleasure, but also the hope of a group of small people against the desperate situation. The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is delicate and restrained, without industrial saccharine. The hands holding each other in crisis are the most stable support in desperate situations. The tacit understanding of two-way running is far more poignant than forced love. The full text abandons the clichés of house fighting and palace fighting, and focuses on land reclamation, infrastructure, people's livelihood, and medical practice. The plot is supported by hard-core knowledge. It contains both the sadness of the little people's survival and the passion for rebuilding their homes. The 28,000-word serialization is still short, but the groundwork is solid, the portraits of the refugees are vivid, and the main line of city building is clear and powerful. I look forward to seeing the two leading a group of refugees to build a new city on the barren border.

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Two updates have been delivered. Today's two chapters can be regarded as completely laying out the foundation for the fortification of the deserted beach and the apparent crisis. When I was writing the sixth chapter, I deliberately wrote about the trivial work scenes such as digging canals and changing routes, burning kilns and making cement. I have always felt that the best part of farming and building a city is never to conjure a city out of thin air. It is to watch a group of people with nothing, relying on the shovels in their hands and the fire in the kiln, transform a vast white salt-alkali wasteland into a place where they can stay and settle down bit by bit. The scene where Lin Wei squats by the ditch to change the drainage plan is a detail that I personally like very much - there are no sky-breaking golden finger special effects, she just relies on knowledge to solve real problems. This is also the most attractive part of her character. Master Zhou's holding of the title deed to the neck is the first lesson for the protagonist group: the deserted beach is not a lawless place. If you want to gain a foothold, you must not only fight against the sky and the earth, but also against people. In Chapter 7, the conflict was directly passed to the government level. The old fox, Mr. Wang, poked holes in the "foreign people" as soon as he came up. Not only was he testing Lin Wei, but he was also trying to defeat the entire Huangtan team. When I was writing about Lin Wei facing the county government's interrogation alone, I deliberately didn't give her a halo of words. She would panic and be afraid after the meeting, but she could also grit her teeth and come back to her words - she is a craftsman who knows how to create, not a strategist who controls the officialdom. This is the most authentic reaction. The moment when the two time travelers agreed to "no more hiding" by the fire was the emotional point of these two chapters. From the beginning, each kept secrets and tested each other, to now they are willing to take all risks together. What they want to build has never been just a city that can protect them from wind and rain, but also a home where a group of refugees can settle down safely. The plot then enters an accelerated phase: cement will soon be officially used in building houses, the first batch of semi-underground shacks will be completed soon, and the improvement of saline-alkali land will begin to bear fruit. Of course, the forces that are eyeing these two "strangers" will also surround them step by step. Cui Ge Lao's line is just the beginning. Finally, let me share with you a few words of interaction: 1. Do you think Chief Wang will choose to win over Ye Qiu and Lin Wei next, or will he directly report them for credit? 2. Which result are you most looking forward to seeing in the first phase of construction on the deserted beach? Is it a solid brick house, or arable land that can grow food? Welcome to chat about your guesses in the comment area

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Double penetration without using golden fingers~ This kind of story is better

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When the end of the world comes, the city collapses. Some people choose to flee, while others choose to build a new wall in the ruins. "City Building on the Border in the End of the World" is written about the latter. This book circle has just been established, with 0 followers and 0 posts. It is very much like the newly established small town in the book - nothing, but everything is possible. I want to find a few friends who are willing to read slowly, carefully, and have a serious chat about this book together. If you come, there will be people.