Apocalypse: Starting By Hoarding A Billion Food Additives

  • Genre: Urban
  • Author: Loaded Dice
  • Translator:
  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

The end of the world came. “I have been reborn?” exclaimed Zhao Feng in disbelief. As someone who had scraped by in the apocalyptic world for 20 years and eventually ended up eating anything he could find, he had never imagined that he could actually be reborn.
His uncles happened to want to seize his assets. Zhao Feng instead counter offered: if they wanted his stocks, they had to exchange them for 1 billion. His uncles gladly agreed.
When he received his 1 billion, Zhao Feng was very pleased. When the end of the world came, only food had value. Everything else would be worthless.
However, what would he hoard? Food? Instant noodles? Clean drinking water?
Zhao Feng was in a dilemma. Just then, he awakened a Profiteer System. As the name suggested, only those who reduced their cost to the minimum and squeezed their clients of their last drop of worth could be called merchants. Zhao Feng was stunned. He was clearly a good guy.
However, just then, the system suddenly gave him rewards.
[The host has carried out an underhanded deal with his own uncles. The host is rewarded with unlimited space.]
Zhao Feng was perplexed.

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  1. SpiritImmortal65I
    This intriguing novel, "Apocalypse: By the亿吨食品添加剂囤积," captivates with its unique premise. The protagonist's relentless quest to amass a billion food additives serves as a chilling metaphor for our society's obsession. The plot twists keep readers on edge, questioning the ethical implications of survival in a dystopian world. The author's vivid descriptions create a haunting atmosphere that stays with you long after the last page. While the subject matter might be unsettling, it's a thought-provoking read that challenges our perceptions about consumer culture and the consequences of unchecked greed. Highly recommended for those who enjoy a gripping tale with a pinch of dystopian spice.
  1. latteectrie
    latteectrie rated it
    "Apocalypse: Starting By Hoarding A Billion Food Additives" is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the dark consequences of our modern consumer culture and the potential pitfalls of unchecked industrialization. The story serves as a cautionary tale, inviting readers to ponder the ethical implications when corporations prioritize profit over public health. The author's choice to center the narrative around the hoarding of food additives highlights the sinister manipulation of the food supply chain and its impact on global society.

    Through its dystopian setting, the novel exposes the fragility of our ecosystems and the power dynamics at play in shaping our daily lives. It forces us to confront questions about responsibility, sustainability, and the consequences of our collective actions. The character development, while perhaps grim, adds a human touch, making the reader empathize with the plight of those caught in the crossfire.

    Ultimately, "Apocalypse: Starting By Hoarding A Billion Food Additives" is not just a speculative fiction but a timely reminder of the importance of informed choices and the need for a more conscientious approach to our shared world. It prompts us to reflect on how we can balance progress with ethics, ensuring a future where humanity and the planet thrive together.
  1. Ford Mary
    Ford Mary rated it
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  1. Nancy Shakespeare
    Nancy Shakespeare rated it
    Raw please
  1. Zora Ann
    Zora Ann rated it
    Sounds interesting looking forward to a weird type of apocalyptic shop novel. ..............................................................
  1. Laura Maugham
    Laura Maugham rated it
    if there was something lower than one star I'd five it. this the type of guy to have 4 wives because they wanted some noodles
  1. Camille MacArthur
    Camille MacArthur rated it
    He should have been preparing for the apocalypse by hoarding food and doing the things he needed to do to survive, but instead he bought the company
  1. Truda Barrie
    Truda Barrie rated it
    Everything in this novel is rushed. The pace is so fast, that i don't care about the plot at all. Besides, it's boring and repetitive. This is definitely one of the worst novel i've read. If this thing could be called a novel at all.

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