Apocalypse: I Just Want to Give a Home to the Heroines of Film and TV

I can't give a five-star review to my book too much!

It's very good-looking, and there are no old clichés, such as betrayal or fighting with neighbors. None of them, I moved directly at the beginning 😏 😏 The follow-up is even better. Come on, I'll give you a gift after some time. 😏😏😏

I can only say it's a bit fierce. The old book is updated one chapter a day, and the new book is updated three chapters a day. Emmm I don't know what to say, but because I haven't watched these movies and TV shows, I don't have a sense of immersion, so I just watch them as if they were original characters. I believe that there are more male readers of this kind of content, but male readers watch less domestic dramas, so they should be similar to me. Of course, if you talk about film and television dramas, you have to mention rice circles, such as Big Power, Dilraba, Gulina, Zamal Zaha, etc. It is estimated that many people have a strong sense of substitution. Although I don't understand it, as long as the articles in the entertainment industry basically have these, it shows that the audience is wide. In fact, if this kind of plot is brought into the world of daily variety comics, the audience will probably be wider, such as the model worker passerby heroine, Yukino, and the five Nakano sisters

Give it a five-star rating, but the layout is a bit too small for the author's big golden finger. If you are reborn and have the resources of a Blue Star, you can at least be a wall-facer. With a unit of means, you can save most of the people in your country and then become a ball leader. No problem at all 😂

Author, please take it easy and don't destroy the whole book. Also, please update more.

The writing is messy, too messy, and awkward

This is one of the best post-apocalyptic novels I've ever read.

It's a post-apocalyptic and movie world theme. So far, it's okay. If it's about a harem, it's okay. I hope the author can write it well. I'll give it five stars first. If the author fails, I'll come back and lower the score. In addition, can the author and readers provide two film and television worlds?

Why help your own woman's family? Aren't they going to do it themselves? Or maybe you have too many materialistic traits. There is also Zhu Suosuo. I suggest driving him out because he hates him. Jiang Nansun's mother can take him in, but his grandmother needs to deal with it immediately. I hate him in TV series. It's not like I haven't seen my own woman, and it's okay to raise her by herself. Why do you want to raise his family together?

I don't understand. Since there is a Blue Star with everything from all over the world, why don't we just look for a new house? I have to go through the trouble of finding an occupied one and ask people to move out. Isn't that redundant?