Hiding a House in the Apocalypse

The survivalist Park Gyura, who predicted the world would collapse and prepared for all kinds of... Read more The survivalist Park Gyura, who predicted the world would collapse and prepared for all kinds of contingencies, is really doing his best to protect his comfortable underground bunker in a world that has truly gone to ruin… Collapse Absent Parents, Apocalypse, Cautious Protagonist, Clever Protagonist, Dark, Depictions of Cruelty, Gore, Hunters, Male Protagonist, Monsters, Murders, Post-apocalyptic, Survival, Wars the site stuck? its fixed now If you are bored and wants to read at night try this. I'm fully caught up now (Chap 28). Rather than going through things chronologically it appears more like a diary/journal type of deal where he focuses on 1 topic at a time and goes over its (current) end, then moving onto another one with small timeskips the further you get.Chapter 1 was about how he started and the completion of his Bunker.Chapter 2 was about acquiring protection via weapons.Chapter 3 was about a Hunter who posted to the forums who he kinda admired.Chapter 4 was a trip to obtain a military walkie-talkie.Etc.As it goes on we (very) slowly learn more about the MC as well, about who he used to be etc. As well as see/hear lots of f#cked up stuff. The MC throughout makes it clear that he thinks humans are the most dangerous/unpredictable ones, which we get some examples of as well.There are mentions of Monsters, Hunters, Rifts, Awakened and Zombies, but we don't really have a clear idea of what some of those mean. Currently Spoilerwe know that MC used to be a Hunter, but it appears he may or may not be an awakened. We dont know anything concrete about rifts. We are told a few things about monsters and have seen MC 1v1 one (technically). Have been told about sime awakened Hunters, but not shown/told about what type of powers they have now they are awakened.As long as you can get used to the different style of storytelling, then it can be pretty interesting to read through. If you try and read it as a normal novel, things just get too confusing.That being said, there are still quite a few chapters where I am still unsure/confused about what happened in the end or what point was being made. I'm not sure if it's due to the translation or I just simply didn't get it. Same. I thought its just me but there are some lines i couldnt quite understand so maybe its the result of trnslation mistakes. Sometimes i dont get the endings too of the chapter. Everythings like a puzzle for now. Even our MCs history is a mystery. Hes gone through a lot like killing and missons and seeing suffering but hes looking more naive than the psychopath siblings. Need more chaps but reading the story like pieces getting assembled ne after another could be tiring as well. I am just hoping it wont go to waste like a lot of chinese apocalypse novels its korean though? Exactly the point… A lot of apocalypse novels are chinese novels so I am expecting something different from a apocalypse korean novel… I dont get what you do not understand? Why dont you get how he misunderstood it? I really like apocalypse novels, especially with survival, but I hardly find this type of novel, much less a good one, I hope this one surprises me. I'll try. Did you have lighting mate? Another apocalypse novel hmmmApocalypseJoin the ranobe discord, link in my profile