In a Famine Year, the Apocalypse Queen Helps Her Loyal Husband Thrive

It's quite interesting. To be honest, I would only give this book to the male protagonist. He's so good at teasing others and so on. Basically, the female protagonist doesn't even have time to show off. 👍👍

It's so good-looking, and the male protagonist is so unique. When there is trouble or danger, she always stands in front of the heroine, especially when it comes to the best family members, which is a joy to watch. The heroine also thinks about the hero, and the relationship that goes both ways goes the furthest.

It's very interesting. The character of the male protagonist is very strange, but it's super refreshing. This refreshing novel feels different from the previous novels about men in ancient costumes. Either they are stupid, or they contribute to the family by themselves, and they don't end up in a good place.

It's okay for a man to be so respectful and helpful to his wife. It's quite interesting. I hope the author can update it soon.

It's still good, I like the characters of the female and male protagonists. No buns, no Holy Mother.

Not a crude novel. It's rare to see a top-notch male protagonist resolve the conflicts of a top-notch family. Some book friends think that the male and female protagonists are too holy, and I feel the same way. But imagine a heroine who is struggling to survive in the apocalypse and travels to a peaceful social environment. She doesn't have to face zombies to play with, doesn't have to worry about being killed at any time, and can still have the food she once expected. She can live a stable life even if she is too saintly or too grindy... That doesn't matter. The whole book is very reasonable and has a happy ending, and there is no cliché selling out the fat. It deserves a five point rating for bringing billions of supplies or not.

This book is very good to read. At least I don't feel aggrieved when I read it. It's quite refreshing. The male protagonist also knows how to protect the female protagonist and rushes in front of her in everything he does. There are similar books. If you have any, please introduce them. Two chapters in one day. It's not enough to read.

The male protagonist is really too doting on the female protagonist. The hero's best relatives don't need the heroine's help, he tears them up by himself. Although the heroine is very powerful, he still protects her.

The plot is vivid and vivid, and the characters have distinct and prominent personalities. It would be perfect if the names of the characters were not confusing.

I didn't know why the rating was so low at first. I just read Chapter 11 and found it quite interesting. Currently, the male and female protagonists are not the Holy Mother. To deal with the best, they use magic to defeat magic. Haha, this is called a cool article [laughing]