Starting a Farm in the Apocalypse

Good

After reading Spicy, the plot is very interesting, but there are many typos. The name and introduction are about farming, but the content of the novel is not mainly about farming, but it is really interesting! ! ! I personally like it, but there are so many typos! ! The protagonist is not the Virgin! No Holy Mother! ! ! Some of the logic is not right, but I personally think it looks really good! I always have the desire to read on, and overall it is more like a development and management game, but the ending is a bit sloppy. (Friendly reminder: the plot is very interesting, but there are a lot of typos!!!)

It's quite messy, They walked for an hour or two, This is not that simple. After all, it is very difficult. Therefore, we must try our best to kill them all and eradicate them. No one can be spared.

I read it again and felt that the plot was good, but there were a lot of typos. When I read the back part, I felt that the author still had a lot to write. Seeing that no one paid attention to the book, I ended it hastily. But I really hope that the author will publish a second book.

Except for the typos, everything else is OK (there are really too many typos)

There are really a lot of typos, and the more you go to the back, the more they become. The rest are pretty good, but there are too few, and it's a bad book.

The plot and content are good, but the economic system is unreadable. It has a lot of typos and cannot be read smoothly. The nonsense literature is very clear.

At level 33, I don't recommend it.

I don't have enough experience, but the writing style is okay, but the author describes the surrounding environment too poorly. Even if modern society really goes through a nuclear war two or three hundred years later, it will not be so poor. I have read about forty chapters, and I don't know what will happen next, but I don't like it very much in the early stage as if I came out of the countryside.

I read Chapter 24 and, how should I say, the pace is a bit slow. You can't dwell on the plot, otherwise it will feel illogical, but this book is not a mindless read, and it will make people feel uncomfortable while reading it. It was originally based on the title of the book, and I thought that the protagonist should have some space to farm. I didn't expect to find out until I saw it that the protagonist's field was cultivated outside. The end of the world is 80 years ago, which should be several generations ago. A large number of refugees have problems with food and clothing. However, they have not failed at all in cultural classes and they are all literate. The article explains that people who have survived these 80 years have some degree of immunity. Ordinary breathing, eating, drinking and scratching will not necessarily turn into zombies, but pig's feet are from time travel. Why can a person be fine in the wild? In addition, the protagonist has been planting the land for more than a month without any results. However, killing monsters has the blessing of the system and can be upgraded. However, the protagonist did not choose to kill monsters but planted the land for a month. What do you think? It's not like there will be no food if you don't farm the land. He will still have free time to exchange resources for labor to help farm the land. After reading the book reviews, many book friends said it was good. I persisted in reading more than 20 chapters, but I really couldn't stand it anymore...