Doomsday Stockpiling: My Husky, My Best Friend, and I Make a Run for It

I finished reading the chapter without leaving a chapter. I really like reading apocalyptic stories. This article is well written, but it seems that I saw a similar plot in another article. Except for the different names of the characters in the article, many of the plots are very similar. I don't know which one came out first. Anyway, they are all very interesting🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

The whole story is that the heroine kept scanning the space and scanning the map, but it was gone. There is a spiritual spring in the space, and there are hundreds of acres of land for growing vegetables and Chinese medicine. They grab everything in the space and do nothing. About a third of the way through the book, he talked about building a base. Halfway through, he was still talking about wanting to build a base. At the end, with a few chapters left, he actually established a base in a foreign country, and the resources in space were useless. His relatives, friends, and the country's military were all killed, and they didn't even think about going there for search and rescue. The couple had a lot of things in space and hid abroad to refresh the map. Finally, the country rebuilt the base and built it before returning. I insisted on reading it to the end because I want to see what kind of character the protagonist is😓

Things that can be bought by millions are worth tens of millions. I don't like to read a story about a strong woman and a strong man. The author made the male protagonist a bit greasy and abandoned it.

Essays on disasters in the apocalypse, all kinds of disasters, even though they are ordinary🉑

One of the few good-looking apocalyptic texts

This heroine feels like a nanny

It's pretty, not wordy or procrastinating.