System Comeback: I’m a Rich Woman in the Apocalypse

This book adds a touch of positivity to the somber post-apocalyptic world. In this world, hatred spurs you to become stronger, life forces you to grow, humanity numbs you, and the future leaves you in despair; happiness is the only thing that is so rare.

It's a good read, I really like the female lead. She was suddenly transported to a post-apocalyptic world without any warning, and the original owner of this body was quite overweight. Although she initially tried to escape, I can understand that—it's a process everyone goes through. However, she didn't run away for long and worked hard to become stronger. Looking forward to more updates from the author!

Overall, I found it quite good. The female lead is decent, except for the system, which is a bit overpowered. However, overpowered systems have their advantages; the female lead has been relatively independent from the beginning, with the system only serving as a supplementary tool, unlike other novels where the female lead starts with a space and a spiritual spring—that's become stale.

Five-star recommendation! Reasonable, at least it suits my taste! There weren't any major flaws; the author is very meticulous, probably spent a lot of time scouting the hospital! Keep following the author, keep updating!

I quite liked the first 80 chapters, but towards the end: 1. "That's all in the future." 2. "I didn't like it when it directly defined Lord Sesshomaru." 3. "The sudden appearance of werewolves turning into humans, the royal palace, the holy land, snake people... Mountain gods... It all completely stunned me." Goodbye. I understand now that writing is not easy. Five-star review.

I really like it. It can inspire some overweight people to lose weight. Moreover, the female lead is strong-willed and doesn't want to rely on the male lead. If the female lead can do something on her own, she will never ask the male lead for help. This is my favorite point. No matter what kind of world it is, girls should be independent first in order to have a better future. Keep up the good work, author.

It's quite good, but it would be better if the author could write more about the ending.

The early chapters were well-written, featuring a group-based monster-hunting and leveling-up mode. Later, it shifted to a cultivation-style mode, where leveling up was child's play, and every enemy that appeared was incredibly powerful. Then, the female protagonist and her group would level up rapidly, defeating the enemy...

I stumbled upon this book last night, and after much thought, I decided to write a review. At first glance, it seems a bit humorous and has a somewhat unconventional plot, making it quite enjoyable, though the pacing is a bit slow. However, after reading Chapter 6 and beyond, I fell in love.

The meticulous and detailed descriptions, along with the lighthearted and humorous style, bring us a unique post-apocalyptic experience. It's very enjoyable, but there's just too little content; it's not enough! I hope the author will keep writing and updating more frequently.