In the End of the World, My Hotel Has Become a Safe Zone
末世之我的酒店成了安全区
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 222k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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57Reads
103Chapters
11Listens
17.1kReads · all time
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The Heroine Opens a Supermarket, Hotel, Etc. (No Cp) at the End of the Day. Not the Holy Mother.
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In the last days, the hotel system is run, and the community has CP! ! ! There is cp! ! ! There is cp! ! !
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Is There Any Protagonist Who Simply Opens a Store? Reference for Apocalyptic Stories↓
I want to read a book similar to "Opening a Shop in the End of the World, The Shopkeeper Is Strong But Too Low-key".
42.7kViews50Books7moUpdated
The text is finished. I have carefully read all the reviews of this book. 1. As for the heroine Madonna, let me explain again. The heroine suddenly travels to the end of the world in a beautiful world, and her thoughts cannot be the same as those of people who survive in the end of the world. Unless she is inhumane in the original world, but unfortunately my heroine is not, her heart is not made of iron. 2. Why do you rescue people, give them lunch boxes, and then raise children? The people at the back paid for the lunch boxes, and the system also defaulted to her being able to do this, and the heroine's system was not a cold machine. If I clearly write down the identity of the child brought back from the base at the beginning, how should I continue writing about it later? Every character that appears multiple times has a meaning.
I feel sorry for the heroine to have such a vampire mother
What a great book! Can you continue to update? I really want to see the follow-up (*^ω^*)
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's quite interesting. The heroine has a dominated life. She is forced to reincarnate by her own mother, all for the sake of her younger brother's future. But the final confrontation feels like it's not finished [face covering]