Quick Transmigration: Stockpiling Supplies in the Apocalypse, My Host Is Fierce and Ruthless

I stayed up late to read it and didn't sleep all night, so I'm just commenting now. The writing is okay, the heroine's character is well created and the flow is OK, but there is no impressive female character. Although the whole book except for the heroine is a tool, at least a few male characters have some impressions. Except for two female characters who are ruthless, only one is the heroine's best friend. This is because they do special things or have many words, but the male characters The erotic characters are described in detail, and there are many places that contain stereotypes about women. Many of the swear words are insulting words for women (other men say it is understandable, but the female protagonist also said it is too much, but I will blame the author's lack of swearing skills, and only know basic swear words. I will wash it for the female protagonist myself. I suggest the author to play games to learn) (The above opinions are for reference only, you can delete them if you mind) To sum up, I get 2 stars for the heroine's character design, 1.5 Stars for the smooth writing, and almost no supporting characters, no stars. Summary: 3.5 Type, but Tomato can't give it half a star, so I give it four stars because the heroine is well portrayed.

The subject matter is novel and the description is very good. I just hope that the author can make use of the heroine's space. Since the title says it's about hoarding, I hope she can hoard more things in various worlds. It is understandable that the female protagonist in the current world is not able to stock up on things, but in each small world, she still hopes to stock up on more things. After all, it is really because of the title that attracted her. The author, please give me a boost, please post more [like a post][like a post][like a great post][send heart][send heart][send heart]

Ah ah ah. I didn't look carefully at how many there were, ah ah ah, but it was all gone. Except for the beginning, which is a bit stiff at the beginning, the rest is quite smooth. So far, there are no surprises for me. The heroine is quick and accurate, very strong.

The first few stories are very interesting. The heroine's IQ is online throughout the whole process, she is decisive in killing, not clingy, and she understands respect. There is no provocation, no ambiguity, no bloodshed, no misunderstandings, no wandering around anywhere to meet a high-quality man, no "man looks at the heroine with dark eyes, is extremely interested in her, digs out secrets, and uses his power to help the heroine do tasks" and no similar greasy plot. So I am very satisfied with it. However: after the doctor (the heroine's father) comes out, the next two copies are a bit strange. It's like a common routine: (stronger women join forces with stronger men), arrange for a stronger man to help her and give her a thigh to hold. There is a world where the doctor helped her complete the task very easily. I hope it doesn't collapse in the future.

Four stars. A 15-year-old bookworm has proven that it can be read without much thinking. The plot is very large and some foreshadowing ends with a rather dull ending. Some of the settings are quite cybernetic, so I also read it as a contemporary novel. I prefer several worlds with children, where the heroine's character is not muddled and should be killed. Baozi, who is particularly short on books and is looking for some writing skills, should read it. After reading it, I went to browse the cyberspace again [laughing and crying]

It's a very interesting post-apocalyptic story. I really like novels with this theme. The main character is neither a virgin nor a novice, and there is no CP! Five stars required! ! !

The name Jin Yu was always a little weird at first, but the more I get to it, the more I like it. She acts low-key and cautious, and doesn't procrastinate. I often say "It's so cool" when I look at it. I really like the decisive behavior of the heroine. In terms of plot, the plot arrangements of several post-apocalyptic small worlds are good, but the material aspects are a bit vague (but I have no concept in this regard, so I still follow the author). Later in the article, the connection between the small worlds is slowly revealed, and the identity of the heroine, the biological father of the heroine, and the identity of the adoptive father, Dr. An, are interspersed into the world plot. The subsequent plot gradually becomes a closed loop with the previous plot. Very good, but Small World is too little, I still want to see it [crying]

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking I especially like that the heroine strikes quickly and neatly, without being killed over and over again. But I quite like the Doctor. I hope there will be a happy ending.

It's so good~ First of all, the setting of the novel is special and can be clearly distinguished from other novels of the same type. In worlds within worlds, games come to reality, games come to reality, and there are systems within systems. It is very interesting. It is a multi-layered superimposed world, game, and system. When you think that the heroine's native world is just When the game comes to reality, you find that the heroine's native world is just a part of the game system play. It is about to face the end of the world like the dungeon worlds that the heroine has experienced, and it will become the next new dungeon world. This perspective is novel and fresh, and the system settings are also very fast ~ players You can steal other people's golden fingers through killing, and there is no upper limit for stacking. The story content of each copy of the heroine is also very exciting, and there is no unified template, so I can always keep curious to read. The character of the heroine is also in line with my taste. She is wise, does great things in a low voice, hides in her waistcoat, and is a lone wolf. She is very beautiful. Vigilant and cautious, and a successful black-hearted businessman, he can be hands-on and silent as much as possible. He will quickly and accurately eliminate those who threaten him. The death of the heroine's father and his father's game company are just a carrot that fell in front of my eyes, tempting me to find out. I think the score of 9.4 Is low~ You are an excellent author~ Chapter 144, I'm about to cry~~ Especially at the moment of death when Dr. An was stabbed into the chest by the heroine Alice with a knife and her throat was slit with a blade, Dr. An could still insist on singing birthday to the end, especially when the last words were "Happy birthday to Yu'er". Has Dr. An already seen through the heroine's true identity? Or is there a deeper connection between Dr. An and the heroine that we don't know about? I have a horrifying guess: Could it be that the heroine's soul was actually created by Dr. An? This is the heroine's first life, and the original world that the heroine thinks is actually the second life, and the game system provokes and misleads the hostility between the heroine and Dr. An for unknown reasons, and uses the heroine's hand to get rid of Dr. An, and the heroine is just a knife that is kept in the dark? I've read Chapter 172, and I still have some reasoning skills. Haha~ I really guessed it. The heroine's father is Dr. An, who is also the vice president of Wandering Blue Star. Different planes, different times, different worlds, but the core is always Dr. An. Wow~ This setting is really exciting~ It's such a beautiful article, I'm almost done with the finale, it's not enough, it's a pity

Nice to look at, but not much. Readers who like short apocalyptic stories or some fast-traveling stories can read it. Readers who are not smart can read it, and readers who are smart but don't take pleasure in reading text and pictures can also read it. But if you have higher requirements for vocabulary or plot, just read the two recommended copies and go. The writing is good, the plot is okay, but the ending is a bit unfinished, which refers to an article that does not clearly explain the outcome at the end. Recommended copy 1. The mutated high-temperature apocalypse: a high-energy copy at the beginning, and the writing is still at its peak throughout the whole scene, so you can watch it. 2. The ancient version of natural and man-made disasters: long in length, exciting plot, and exciting characters. 3. The blind girl kills randomly in the apocalypse: the story is long and the plot is exciting. Just compare the copies in this book with each other, above. Nice to meet you at Tomato.