Please recommend a novel similar to the card book, and it is set in the post-apocalyptic world and belongs to the card category.

I recommend "Global Cataclysm: I Made the World into Cards." The novel was about a protagonist who had become a Card Creator not long ago. He used cards to summon zombies, mutated animals, and so on to fight in the apocalypse. He could also use cards to create food and props. Humans also gained vitality from the cards and entered a brand new world. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The story could focus on a group of scientists who were working on a project to reverse the apocalypse. They discover a hidden bunker with advanced technology that might be the key to saving the world. However, they face many challenges like limited resources and internal conflicts within the group as they race against time to make it work.

A simple plot could be a group of survivors who find an old bunker filled with supplies. But they also find a map that leads to a place rumored to be a safe haven. They then embark on a dangerous journey across the desolate landscape, facing various threats like mutant creatures and other desperate groups of survivors.

In the post - apocalyptic world, a lone survivor named Eve walked among the ruins. She carried a tattered backpack filled with scavenged supplies. One day, she heard a faint cry for help. Following the sound, she found a young boy trapped under some rubble. She freed him and together they searched for a safe place. They came across an old bunker. Inside, they found food and water. They decided to stay there and build a new life, protecting each other from the dangerous gangs that roamed the wastelands.

One option could be Ash. It gives the feeling of destruction and the aftermath of something big like an apocalypse. Another is Diesel. It has a tough, industrial sound to it, suitable for a post - apocalyptic world. And Raven. Ravens are often associated with death and gloom, which fits the mood of such a setting.

In a post - apocalyptic world, a group of survivors huddled in an abandoned factory. Among them was a young woman named Eve. One day, they ran out of food. Eve volunteered to go on a scavenging mission. She set out into the desolate city, filled with crumbling buildings and rusted cars. She found a supermarket that still had some canned goods. But on her way back, she was chased by a group of bandits. She managed to outrun them and return to the factory, saving the group from starvation for a while.

Aftermath. It simply and effectively conveys the idea of a world after a disaster.

After the apocalypse, the earth was a desolate place. The sun was hidden behind a thick layer of dust, making the days always seem like twilight. There were no more countries, just scattered tribes fighting over the few remaining resources. One such tribe was led by a man named Kane. His tribe was constantly under attack from a larger, more brutal tribe. Kane had to make a difficult decision - either keep running or fight back with a risky plan. He chose to fight. Using the old, rusty weapons they had scavenged, Kane and his tribe faced their enemies in a final showdown.

😋I recommend One Piece: My Sea of Seven Warriors to you. This novel tells the story of an ordinary person who transmigrated to the world of One Piece. He could only be a small fry, so he decided to build his own force and form the Sea of Seven Warriors Alliance! In the end, he became a pirate, the Seven Martial Seas, and achieved his goal. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

One name could be 'Aftermath: A Post - Apocalyptic Story'. It's simple and straightforward, clearly indicating the setting. Another is 'The Ruins of the New World'. This gives the idea of a world that has been destroyed and is now in ruins.