Surviving the Apocalypse: The Little Heiress Has Billions in Supplies

To be honest, it's quite good. Not only the male and female protagonists, but also every character is vividly described. The plot is compact and smooth, and the interactions between people are also well described. The difference from other zombie books is that this book does not describe any time at the beginning. What is the line and the background country? It is just the different experiences of a powerful couple in the apocalypse [eating melon]. I really recommend it. There is no rebirth, the male and female protagonists are both human beings, and the description of the beginning of the apocalypse is well-founded and does not feel inexplicable. It is very good~

The characters of the male and female protagonists are both good, and they are straightforward and decisive in doing things. Although the ending is a bit rushed, everything that needs to be explained is explained. The whole story is quite complete. The short story is enjoyable to read and can be read in one day.

It ends too soon

It's a very good apocalyptic novel. The male and female protagonists went from being suspicious of each other at the beginning to liking each other. This transition description was particularly frustrating to me, because I don't like things that are too sweet, and I don't watch sadistic ones. I like this kind of sweet but not greasy [shyness], especially in apocalyptic novels. In addition to fighting and killing, too much sweetness is also very entertaining, so the author has a good grasp of the degree. I like it very much.

Nice looking but a bit short

This book is quite good to read, the plot is relatively compact, but the organization is clear and the writing is good.

I have read all three articles by this author. The level is quite good.

The ending was a little rushed, but overall it was pretty good.

Overall, the whole text is well written. Although the novel is short, it says most of what needs to be said. I think the best part is the part where the male protagonist works as a bodyguard to escort the female protagonist to an airport. It gets a little anxious later on. The female protagonist is a smart, cunning and egoistic person, and her relationship with the male protagonist is not deep enough that she would die for her. Why does she do research for Crazy Batch later so that the male protagonist does not run away?

It looks good, okay, but the ending is a bit sloppy.