Restarting Our Homeland

Many people might say now how bad and cult-like this book is, but it was the first post-apocalyptic novel I ever read, full of memories. Back then, it was considered a representative work of the apocalyptic genre.

When did being a saint become a negative trait? This is truly a chaotic mess, where good and evil are reversed. It can only be said that selfish people cannot look directly at the light of morality; they only want to see people as despicable as themselves to prove that they are not wrong, and to derive a sense of justice from the exploitation and struggle against others.

A timeless classic in the post-apocalyptic genre. Perhaps this novel isn't to your taste, but pay attention to its release date; there weren't nearly as many excellent post-apocalyptic novels available at that time.

Newcomers, I suggest you skip this. The male-female relationships are seriously toxic, and the main characters are definitely the saintly type. It's so addictive!

You should know that around 2010 was when post-apocalyptic novels were just emerging, and this book started being written in 2009. When I read it as a child, I didn't really think it had many flaws; it's just that times have changed for adults, and our ideas have started to differ.

This is my first post-apocalyptic novel. I'm 36 this year; youth is fleeting. I couldn't sleep tonight due to anxiety, so I came to check this out. In the blink of an eye, I'm a father of two.

It's full of memories. I watched it in elementary school, and it's been over ten years now. I wonder if the big brother inside the bulletproof shield in the Gold Museum ever came out.

Some of you idiots don't even know which year this post is from! Are you just showing off your intelligence and trying to get attention? Can you please get lost?

This book was a masterpiece back in the day, but the author's writing wasn't great. Later, due to special circumstances, it was discontinued for a long time and thus faded into obscurity. However, the plot is actually quite good. The fault doesn't lie with the trolls in the comments section, nor with the author, but rather with the timing of your reading.

I told you, if you can't write romance, then don't force it, okay? It's disgusting. It's the apocalypse, and the protagonist is acting like a saint. What's the point of having so many wives in the apocalypse? This is just a forced harem story.