[Two strong leads + feel-good wish fulfillment + a heroine who isn’t a saint]
She opens her eyes and finds herself three months before the apocalypse. Could the family heirloom jade pendant really be a pocket dimension?
Could the villa community newly built by her company really become the apocalypse’s biggest base?
With ten billion in supplies at her fingertips, the base is her home. Come on, apocalypse, the landlady can’t wait!
Now that she’s been given another life, are the people who caused her death ready for her?
The cold, aloof soldier king: “Honey, give me a hug.” “Honey, kiss me.”
“Get lost. Don’t keep me from collecting rent!”
The heroine’s supernatural abilities grow over time. She deals with her enemies early in the apocalypse instead of saving them for the end, and the romance between the leads develops quickly.
I think it's very exciting. It doesn't talk about how rich the heroine is, nor does it talk about the emotional drama with the hero, nor does it talk about the details that may expose the heroine. It's worth watching just to discuss the heroine's views on the soldiers, the survivors, and her righteousness towards the country. The heroine asks soldiers and all base personnel not to sacrifice fearlessly whenever their own lives are the most important thing, especially when it comes to rescuing unreasonable people who make trouble. After rescuing people, if there are such people, just let them leave and then ignore the base and not accept such people. Although it is not in line with the ideals of soldiers, I think this kind of regulation is reasonable in the end of the world. Every time I see civilians and soldiers in the end of the world sacrifice themselves to save such people, and then do a lot of messy things as a matter of course, allowing soldiers to protect and find food, complain and even be betrayed by them until they die, it is really heartbreaking. This article is very good. The base only accepts people with three upright views. There is no state where officials and senior officials crush people to death. People with special abilities are treated equally with ordinary people. People in the base repay kindness and the entire base is like a family that loves each other. Therefore, everyone in the heroine base is very united. Later, the heroine took out all the useful things for the base and other bases to survive the apocalypse together. I'm not very good at summarizing. Some people may think that the heroine Our Lady is in charge of so many people, but she does nothing to the soldiers because she feels they are worthy and then the survivors of the base. Only when everyone is strong together can we fight against foreign enemies. Although a bit idealistic, this is the most satisfying book I have ever read. Just my own opinion, those who are dissatisfied just pretend they didn't see it. 😄
I have a question? Why are there no punctuation marks at the end of each sentence? I looked at it for a long time and I always felt that something was wrong. The result was that there was no period 🤦
It's pretty good, the teammates are also very friendly, and the enemies from the previous life were offline soon.
Not bad, and the ending is perfect.