Natural Disaster Apocalypse: I Carry a Hidden Paradise with Me

It's nothing, it's all over

It's disgusting in every way!

It's either three days or a few hours. It would be better for you to have three months.

Personally, I think this book is quite good. I just finished reading it and it's not finished yet. I guess the author can't stand so many bad reviews. Who said that a post-apocalyptic rebirth system text must have the same structure, but I think the setting content of this book is fine. Apocalyptic texts are designed to develop imagination, and the author is not a god and can make all settings reasonable and OK. It's a pity that it didn't end well in the end. I spent three days and nights reading it, and I really thought it was better than some of the current apocalyptic novels. It's a shame that the author left so much foreshadowing.

After reading the first chapter, I couldn't read any more. Is the author underage?

To be honest, it's hard to understand why I just returned the order for several months without doing business. It's not like you're rich. There is no need to make this little money from this business. There are still several months left. Can't we produce it again later? No longer in business? You don't have any money. Isn't the factory still shutting down?

I don't like apocalyptic stories with this kind of setting. It's the end of the world, and we have to be controlled by the government all day long, which is boring.

I really don't understand if these writing spaces also include system authors. Is this the icing on the cake, or is it just to make up the word count? Just ask, space is everywhere, and those with abilities can compress or move space into a certain treasure. What is the system? What is the ability to make or carry space? Can you still recognize the master? If it is necessary to write the system, is it more logical to directly write the weapon spirit or residual soul?

Not to mention the plot or writing style, this is an out-and-out bad story just from the perspective of the protagonist. At first, I thought the protagonist was a reborn person who conquered the world with his IQ and strength, but it turns out that the protagonist is a complete egoist, a garbage man who has no moral bottom line and no sense of the overall situation and can't distinguish priorities. The author tried to use some rebellion to slap the protagonist in the face to enhance the sense of satisfaction, but the result was that the protagonist's IQ was worrying and he was not clear-headed.

This kind of novel is written to forcibly reduce intelligence and will only lead to abandoning the book.