Doomsday Wasteland: I Have Supplies, but I Won’t Let Anyone Take Advantage

No matter what other people say, I just want to say that this article is to my liking, and I give it five stars. The heroine knows that she is destined to leave, so she will not make friends everywhere, nor will she go out to show her kindness. She knows exactly what she wants. It's much better than some articles that pretend to be "knowing that you are leaving and saying that you want to keep some good memories (making friends everywhere to show mercy)".

Beautiful! I followed two apocalyptic store-opening books at the same time, and this one is really good. First of all, there is no CP, no ambiguity; secondly, there is no Virgin, killing decisively, offending oneself, the plot seriously depends on the mood of the heroine, it should be done, but it is also reasonable, and it will not be a bottomless person; secondly, the price is just right, it will not be low because it is the end of the world, nor will it be high because of uniqueness, it is a profiteer but not a profiteer. The external force value is absolute. After all, she is just a graduate in internship [laughing] I feel that the heroine's stance is towards chaotic neutrality, because she clearly knows that she is just an outsider and will leave sooner or later, so she will not interfere in anything in the world. I should have commented a long time ago, but I just forgot. Finished spreading flowers! Throw flowers!

The fried chicken looks great! ! ! ! The heroine doesn't procrastinate at all. I don't help this one, I don't help that one. I've seen other movies of this type where the female protagonists almost think of themselves as mothers. They have to raise children and provide food and accommodation. If they meet a male protagonist, it will be even worse. Even the store they own is given away to the male protagonist. I really admire it. I really like this heroine. She is always awake and knows that she has to leave. She has no entanglement with the indigenous people, but she also has warmth. In the end, she applies for a successor to bring better things and save the world. Wow, it is really great.

It's very beautiful and very user-friendly in many places. He also directly kills greedy and malicious people, and doesn't wait for others to talk nonsense before taking action [laughing] The way he handles that person who is about to alienate is very touching🥹 [Like] Very good

The setting is quite novel (to me) and different from most store opening stories. The heroine does not interfere with the development of the world at all, such as not hiring locals, not making friends with locals, etc. Also, it's interesting to argue with the system. But otherwise it's pretty mundane, just to pass the time. At first, I felt happy because of the heroine's decisive style of killing and her identity as an interstellar guest. Later, she gradually developed a hint of superior arrogance... I know that the author wanted to write about the heroine's feeling of satisfaction when she said "I am the master of my territory" in the commercial street. I didn't want to describe the negative image of arrogance, but it was really a bit uncomfortable...

It's good to read, but it's too short. I want to read it again, but actually it's just right here. It's an excellent post-apocalyptic management story. It expands the scale step by step, brings hope to the locals, and doesn't involve so many ties. I hate business stories with a lot of involvement. It's like the Advent of the Virgin, and there is no cp. The friendship between teammates among many women is very beautiful, I like it very much.

It's a post-apocalyptic store opening story with a complete worldview setting, but it's a bit short. The heroine's character is great, her outlook is upright, her logic is clear and her IQ is online. The heroine is an interstellar person. Although she is from the same ethnic group as the human beings in the end of the world, her origins and hometown are different, so she will not be very emotionally full. For example, I am from the Northeast. When I go to the South (even though they are all Chinese), my sense of belonging is not as strong as in the Northeast. Especially the era and planet between the heroine and the end-of-the-world humans are different. The heroine's destination is not the end of the world, it is an accident, so the heroine opens the store from a relatively onlooker's perspective. Therefore, those who do not hire human employees (the article proposed hiring humans, but did not do that, it is just a method), will use robots. The settings of schools, internships, laws and regulations in this article are very creative. I won't give things away or help people for no reason. Then there will be a successor in the commercial street, so everything is the best arrangement. A setting that has a beginning and an end and can be justified. I originally liked it, but thought it was a bit short, but then I thought it would be boring if it was too long, so this is just right. The author's writing style is also very good, and the simple words feel quite rich. It was quite touching to watch, and I felt that Luca did not care for the environment and nature. Maybe one day in the future, humans will not be able to breathe freely. Feel the fragrance of flowers and trees, the warmth of the sun, and the starry sky at night. Recommend! ! !

It's very interesting, although it's much shorter than I thought, but it has everything that needs to be written, and it's quite appropriate to stop at the end. The heroine is very rational. She knows that she is just a passer-by in this wasteland world, so she doesn't think about establishing deep emotional connections with the people here. It is just the most basic relationship between the boss and customers. She also always remembers that her home is in another world. At the same time, she is not overly sympathetic. When she sees poor people, she just wants to help without thinking about anything. She is also very decisive in dealing with those who break the rules, and she is very straightforward when it is time to leave, which is very good [laughs] It's also great not to hire locals, otherwise it would involve too much and be boring. The other book I read before was about hiring people from other virtual worlds to work. To be honest, it's very strange because the backgrounds of the worlds are so different.

It's good, good. Although there are some shortcomings in some places, the general plot, character descriptions, character descriptions, etc. Are very good. I read it in one go. It's not like other novels where you get tired of the novel after reading it halfway [like]. The most important thing is that the protagonist is very sober and keeps telling himself that he is of a different race and that he is just here for an internship and not to have too many interactions. Moreover, when the store is short of manpower, interstellar robots are used instead of local humans. I like this [blowing kiss] very much. And except for the last villain, cannon fodder Guo Kang (that's his name, I guess), who lived a long time, the rest of the basic headshots [smile] are pretty good.

It's really good-looking. I originally thought that there would be a follow-up store opening after returning to the home planet, but it didn't happen! ! I was still reading book reviews to see how things develop after returning to the home planet, but then I realized that it was over [crying] Actually, this plot is quite new to me. It's the first time I've seen people from the interstellar world come to open a shop in the doomsday wasteland. The writing is super nice [laughing] The heroine is not a virgin, and the plot is also very reasonable. Anyway, everything is very interesting. Come on, but I want to ask for a small extra, such as how the commercial street became after Bai Luo took over [shy]