The Apocalypse Is Here, and I'm Stockpiling Like Crazy with Bounty Money

Compared with so many apocalyptic articles nowadays, this book is quite well written. The author has good literary skills, but some details are not well connected. It is probably because the author is too young and does not have enough experience in life. Overall, it is still very good. I don't know why the score is so low.

It's very interesting. Friends who are not good readers, don't let the score dissuade you. It's a really good article. This is one of the few articles that I can read all the time.

It's very nice. Three hundred portions of rice are packaged for 15,000 yuan, and 30 corn seeds are 100 yuan. The poor man also picks up two dogs that eat at least ten pounds of meat in one meal because he is too lazy to cut the meat and buys two meals and spends 20,000 yuan to hire someone to help slice it. In short, it is very beautiful. If everyone has money, let's make it together [laughing evilly]

Logical thinking, reasonable! Plot twists and turns!

This book is really well written! ! What I like best is this ridiculously exaggerated setting where there is not a lot of money at the beginning. It is the most realistic for the heroine to go from having only a little savings to collecting supplies to increase her stockpile! Moreover, the author's writing style is also very good, and it's not like a long paragraph. Come on, the author [love] [love] [love]

It still looks very good, as far as the relationship between the male and female protagonists is concerned, it's really indescribable... It's no different from being single [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying] Fortunately, I'm not as beautiful alone, but still humane, not bad, not bad👍[laugh]

The details of this book are slightly flawed, so don't be overly realistic. However, the overall plot is very good, and the heroine develops slowly. It's not a crazy and exciting book. It seems boring at first with all kinds of golden fingers and the halo of the heroine. The author's writing is very realistic and reflects natural disasters. I especially like her step-by-step process of hoarding goods and developing. All in all, it's very enjoyable to read. The heroine's character is very good as she slowly develops as a hidden boss and has a low profile! It fits my personality and aesthetics! Come on author! ! !

I think it's very interesting, but this heroine has a bit of a holy mother's heart. Looking at a little girl, she becomes soft-hearted and a little nosy. Isn't the lesson she learned from the blood of her previous life enough? But overall this book is very good, I hope the author will continue to work hard Why is it that the heroine is selling things, giving things away, and there is no other plot in the base? It's a bit like a virgin, and aren't Dug and Bump wolves? Why do they call dogs and bark "woof"? The plot does not match the introduction. The characters in the plot are more or less speechless.

I like having cp! ! It's great to have a strong male and female protagonist! If you don't love each other, separate and become kings! Just can we be together soon! ! ! ! Why are our childhood sweethearts still not together after more than 400 chapters? Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuux

Let's get to the topic after Chapter 142... It truly fits the title of the novel: Scavenging in an Empty City. In Chapter 356, I don't like the plot where even the blood vine is close to the male protagonist... The blood vine is one of the heroine's trump cards. Why does the blood vine even have to enchant the male protagonist? Everything else about this novel is good. It's just that the emotional line is really hard to figure out. I feel like the male protagonist is really pretentious () I am even more speechless here in Chapter 374. Aren't dogs supposed to put their owners first? Don't tell me that the two of you haven't talked yet. Even if we talk about it, we should only care about our master. Why did Gouzi only cooperate with the male protagonist once and then it was as if he had taken refuge with the male protagonist? Just like a white-eyed wolf. I don't understand Chapter 408 here. What does the female protagonist selling things have to do with the male protagonist? Why do you have to act like you've done something wrong? ? ? ? ? Moreover, when Yan Hui and the heroine came back from the operation together, they were still hostile to Gouzi. Isn't the contrast with the male protagonist's treatment too strong? ? The male protagonist has never acted together with the female protagonist, so the dog is so submissive. Dogs are very classy things. Dog Club's performance like this clearly regards the male protagonist as a higher level than the female protagonist. So speechless. The bumps and bumps were obviously raised by the heroine. Why do you want to set it up like this? Talk about feeding. It's also that Yan Hui has been feeding the two dogs, but he doesn't look at Yan Hui as he treats the male protagonist. Is this reasonable? The male protagonist has never fed Boutu, but Boutou licks the male protagonist so much. Chapter 463: "Furthermore, she has a big boss like Chen Yanxi around her. The way Chen Yanxi indulges and dotes on her, it seems like she really has nothing to fear." I don't understand. Obviously all the best friends know that the heroine can steal S-class prey from the hero. I know the heroine is very strong. Why do you want to forcefully transform the heroine into a spoiled wife? She also knew that the heroine never relied on the hero. I don't understand why you think so. Obviously the best friend has never relied on a man, nor has the heroine. Why do besties act as if they are possessed by evil spirits? Whenever I meet a male or female protagonist, I treat the heroine like a spoiled wife every time. Obviously, the best friend and the male and female protagonist both came from an orphanage, and they are all childhood sweethearts. Every time the best friend contacts the hero to ask for something, it is not because of her childhood sweetheart status, but because of her status as the heroine's best friend, which is very uncomfortable. Obviously the three people are actually on the same level in terms of love, but writing it this way is like the male protagonist is the second level of the pyramid, the female protagonist is the second level, and the best friend is the third level. Obviously my best friend has no intention of selling out the heroine for glory. But this way of writing has this flavor. Because I owe the male protagonist a lot of favors, I have to recruit the male and female protagonists to repay the favor.