I'm Raising a Cub in the Apocalypse

Jiang Cai, a resident of an advanced planet, lives a prosperous life. In her spare time, she likes to read Blue Star's science fiction apocalyptic novels. She recently read an imaginative novel about opening a restaurant in the apocalypse. However, when she was subscribing, a huge fireball suddenly appeared in the sky. Jiang Cai was attacked and traveled into the world of the novel she was reading.

The Jiang family is like this, and the heroine is too arrogant. She is obviously a character from a higher planet. If you don't like it, just deal with it. She is not decisive at all. Emmm is speechless. When they saw the Jiang family, they jumped to watch it, but they couldn't stand it anymore. The heroine was not decisive at all, and she was also drunk because the Jiang family had a superpower who begged for mercy and could continue to keep the Jiang family. Are you keeping it to cause trouble for yourself?

Posting it will make you jealous, wouldn't you envy me? Are you jealous? Shy author, please come on (´-ω-`)

First of all, the heroine is a high-level energy person from a higher planet, but her character seems to be a bit like a virgin. Even if she doesn't want revenge on the family who left the original owner and Zai Zai behind (after all, it is not her revenge, which is understandable), she can't be so indifferent. She gives them food and is willing to let them be taken care of by the hero. She also thinks that it will be fine as long as those people don't follow her. She also doesn't think that if she hadn't come over, the hero's wife and son would have been killed by them. There is also the male protagonist in the original text, named Pei. Just because he is the male protagonist in the original text, and the child's father is the villain in the original text, he just wants to please the man named Pei without thinking about anything. He wants to get rid of the male protagonist (it seems to be named Fucheng, I can't see clearly). Anyway, in my opinion, the female protagonist in this book is too virginal and the male protagonist cannot be established. As for the other supporting characters, the image is not good either: Let's talk about the one named Pei first. The family did nothing when they left the female protagonist and her son alone. Now, seeing that the female protagonist treats him well, she can accept it with peace of mind, and she doesn't think she did anything wrong for not saving the female protagonist. Let's talk about the brother and sister from the Su family. After only being together for one day, they fully trusted the heroine and wanted to find their parents. Even after the hero told them that the city was dangerous, they still wanted the heroine to go with them to find their parents (of course, this is just my understanding). As for the heroine's adoptive parents and family, they are villains anyway, so that's it. The above opinions are only my personal opinions after reading Chapter 13. It may be different later. Although I don't like the character of the protagonist in the book, I have to say that the background of the heroine set by the author is the type I like (she comes from an advanced planet and has a system mall where you can exchange supplies). Uh-huh-huh ヽ(○^㉨^)ﾉ♪I still hope that the author can write better works, come on😊

The heroine seems to be quite a bitch, and she is too gentle when facing the Jiang family.

Well, first of all, I'm not a bully and I don't have any bad opinions about this book. I'm just expressing my own thoughts (full of desire to survive~~) First, I feel that the Su family brothers and sisters are of no use and are a complete hindrance (in the apocalypse). I don't know why the heroine takes them with her. Not to mention repaying a favor or something like that, it's good that the heroine took advantage of the Su brothers and sisters' house, but the heroine gave them food! This can be said to be a life-saving grace! Second, when did the Jiang family be solved? I don't understand the thoughts of such a powerful person. Maybe he thinks he can handle it? Or do you think the Jiang family is not a big problem? But let's face it, the ants can still bite the elephant to death! Either suppress them completely so that they can no longer remember them, or simply tolerate them. Finally, the article is well written! Very good! Very good! Come on, author!

I came in after reading the introduction and the beginning. The heroine is beautiful and sassy, ​​but after reading a few chapters, I realized that the heroine is a double standard. 1. The male protagonist is the one who left you behind, but the female protagonist is licking her 2. The original owner was indeed a drag, including the child, who attracted 5 zombies. Who is to blame for being left behind in that situation? 3. It's quite reasonable to break into other people's homes on your own. I read the first few chapters and summarized the above points. Of course, under special circumstances, it is normal for others to be unfavorable and to be punished by heaven and earth. After all, she is the heroine. No matter how much she goes too far, she will be cleared.

Jiang Cai's system is very useful, and he talks less and does more. Jiang Cai wants the fighting method with the highest winning rate, and Little O instantly gives the analysis results. It can be said that after Jiang Cai suffered the great misfortune of time travel, having Little O by his side became the greatest luck.

I don't know what to say about the relationship between the heroine, the original owner, and Fucheng. I just don't like the feeling that the predecessors planted trees and the latter enjoy the shade.

The heroine is a bitch, the Holy Mother is so powerful, she is so powerful, and anyone who is harmful to herself should be eradicated.