Apocalyptic Disasters: I Run a Farm in My Pocket Dimension

In which chapter of Baili Mochen died?

The heroine does things quickly, accurately, and ruthlessly. She is very capable and the plot does not drag on.

I didn't understand that the heroine and the hero were together in the end. I also wanted to watch the extras. Why did it end but it was so good.

It's a good read. It's a unique book among the apocalyptic literature. Anyway, I really enjoyed reading it. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Are there any articles of this type with male protagonists? Natural disasters~like this one, don't run around! Just keep growing in one place with peace of mind!

Not enough to watch, it ended up being unfinished

It's been a long time since I've seen such a powerful and fast government in a post-apocalyptic novel. When the social order collapses, I like the protagonist to stand alone as a personal hero. The background of this book is very suitable for the protagonist to be the savior. The country has been working hard. It seems that I have never seen a novel in which the protagonist saves all mankind together with the country. I guess this kind of writing can only be written within the system\(`Δ')/

This book is chaotic neutral. There are times to save people and times to harm people. Everyone sweeps away the snow in front of the door, and will not take the initiative to meddle in other people's business. If you see disputes over positions other than IQ bugs, you may consider this sentence. After all, in the last days, one cannot just do whatever he wants. No one is a hero.

Wu Shui's novel is very interesting and very imaginative.

It's so enjoyable to watch, there's nothing I don't like about it now