[Apocalyptic zombies + strong women + no cp + team building + building a base + hoarding money and supplies + no slaps in the face]
The end of the world began with a rain of blood that fell all night long.
When the sun rose the next day, some people gained special abilities and became superpowers; some people became zombies, their souls buried underground forever, leaving only their torsos turned into killing machines.
Shijun only felt that she was unlucky. After inheriting her family's sky-high property, before she could enjoy it, she was tied up by something that inexplicably claimed to be a supermarket system. She was also told that the end of the world was coming, that she would die in the fifth year of the end, and that humans would become extinct in the seventeenth year.
So she was put on the shelf and taken into the supermarket system to start her escape.
As long as individual users add real money to the supermarket system, they can buy anything in the universal supermarket.
So others were hoarding supplies, while Shijun was hoarding money; others were fighting to the death for a piece of bread, but Shijun left happily with the billions earned from emptying the library; others were still working hard to buy a residence of a few square meters in the national base, but Shijun built a hope base of tens of thousands square meters with full safety factor with a wave of his hand.
At first, Shijun just wanted to protect herself in the apocalypse and live peacefully, but zombies were raging and all mankind was gone. Looking at the countless faces struggling in pain, she thought again: If a savior must be needed to end the apocalypse, then why can't this savior be her?
Holding the supermarket system in hand, he vows to lead all mankind through the end of the world.
Reader comments
The first 22 chapters are pretty good, and the heroine is crisp and clear too.
Until Chapter 23, when a thief is accepted, he is described as being so powerful and highly intelligent. Isn't this the configuration of a story about a 22-year-old vice president of a large company? Why should a thief be so highlighted and his IQ is lower than that of the heroine?
The heroine also has to take the lead in using her own resources to raise and upgrade the male partner. What a peerless nanny. I cried to death. The result of this man stealing the heroine's things is that he can eat and drink the heroine's food safely and enjoy the heroine's support to upgrade him.
This is not the supporting actor, this is the male protagonist.
This kind of heroine/male protagonist novels are most taboo with supporting characters being set up to be the male protagonist of romantic dramas (22 years old + young and promising + high IQ + room for space). Pure and simple is to rob the protagonist of the spotlight.
Come and follow the new article! Was the previous great writer blocked by the platform or made a eunuch? Tears
The first 22 chapters are pretty good, and the heroine is crisp and clear too. Until Chapter 23, when a thief is accepted, he is described as being so powerful and highly intelligent. Isn't this the configuration of a story about a 22-year-old vice president of a large company? Why should a thief be so highlighted and his IQ is lower than that of the heroine? The heroine also has to take the lead in using her own resources to raise and upgrade the male partner. What a peerless nanny. I cried to death. The result of this man stealing the heroine's things is that he can eat and drink the heroine's food safely and enjoy the heroine's support to upgrade him. This is not the supporting actor, this is the male protagonist. This kind of heroine/male protagonist novels are most taboo with supporting characters being set up to be the male protagonist of romantic dramas (22 years old + young and promising + high IQ + room for space). Pure and simple is to rob the protagonist of the spotlight.
Come and follow the new article! Was the previous great writer blocked by the platform or made a eunuch? Tears
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