I'm enjoying this one! It's darker than other stories in this genre, which is saying something. I like that that the MC approaches things logically. Yes, the science doesn't always make sense but I've learned to suspend my disbelief after years of reading Chinese web-fictions.

This is a very weird novel. The premise is interesting enough but I think the author is confused. The story starts with the protagonist stock piling supplies to support herself when things turn to shit. But when things finally turn to shit, she... doesn't use her stocked supplies.

The novel tries to say she goes out so that people won't suspect her but that is very odd to me. Throughout the course of the novel, she puts herself in harm's way just to get a few items, the same items that... more>> she already has in her space.

The story itself feels redundant. I cannot see where this is going and the lackluster storytelling leaves me with no desire to read further. <<less

This is an absolutely amazing apocalypse story. The MC is well written, she acts like an actual rebirthed person from the apocalyse. She's clear that her survival is her number one priority, but the way she thinks and acts, shows that she's still a human inside not just a machine.

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like the way she doesn't help anyone like some saint, but when innocent peoples get sick and ask for her help, she will help them in exchange some item or food.

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The most human thing about her is how she still gets afraid when the list of disasters occurs, she doesn't act like nothing could frighten her anymore which is a bit fake in other stories (I mean just because they went through it one time doesn't make them a wise sage that nothing could scare anymore, what scares humans once will scare them twice!). The MC gets afraid but continues moving, makes sure to manage her stress and health. We read about a flesh and blood human being who was reborn.

Apart from the well written characters, the story itself is so wonderful. For me at least, the apocalyptic disasters change so much from the usual plots of other stories, and it's not one disaster but multiple that succeeds one another!

In summary, I absolutely recommand for fans of apocalyptic, exciting, satisfaying stories.

Thank you for the translator (s) who did an excellent job translating the story, I couldn't stop reading once I started!! I hope there will be more chapters soon!! <<less

As an avid fan of apocalypse and hoarding novels, I really thought I was going to like this. I like both cold-hearted protagonists and space users so this usually would tick every box I had. However the pacing, the writing is.. Eh. It's meh. Average. It's cruel to be needlessly cruel. You aren't sympathetic to any of the characters because none of them last long enough to feel sympathetic towards. Every single calamity comes and goes but it's somehow deathly similar each time. Even Ye Fu herself does not have... more>> that much development. There is a lot of bad logic which I can handle but Ye Fu isn't an interesting protagonist. Ye Fu is like any other protagonist. Cold to those who hate her, good to those who like her is the only trait of hers I can list. It's not a bad novel, and the translation is very good and readable. The site is also easy and pretty to navigate. But it's average. Meh. Somehow it's very similar to novels I like, but it's just ok to me. Maybe if I MTL it and read more it will become better. <<less

The beginning of the story is your typical disaster apocalypse rebirth + relic space. I do not care why the relic works, while in MC's previous life, it was not present. I can omit the fact, that after struggling for 5 years in her last life, MC killed a person in this life for the first time. It's okay that the moths or toads appear overnight.

But water not freezing at the -20 degrees? Moths and toads live happily at -15 while humans get chilblains? Mutated nematodes that go into the... more>> human body as meat flies and then are smart enough to go straight to the blood vessels and brain?

It's my brain that is dead after this nonsense, especially after I saw that it has more than 800 chapters of the author's delusion.

I cannot find why some people give this novel 5 stars. Even 3 are too much. <<less

When you really read a story for as long as this one, especially when it's not quick transmigration so there really isn't many worlds, you can't help but get attached. Though I have to say, explanation for the rebirth, alternate timelines of the past timeline, of if the apocalypse didn't happen, are all so satisfying and did more for the characters and the essence of the story than the chapters 600-750. Anyways, really good. If you could fill up for yourself the lacking characteristics of philosophy (essentialism, crime and punishment,... more>> violence against women, etc.) then it'd make for both a smooth read. <<less

I was eager to explore this novel as I enjoy reading about apocalyptic scenarios infused with magical space elements. However, up to chapter 174, the space setting is underutilized, primarily serving as storage.

The natural disasters became monotonous after 100+ chapters, prompting me to abandon the story due to repetitive plot lines.

I suggest this for readers who prefer a focus on natural disasters over character powers.