Apocalypse + pocket dimension + a heroine who clings to her money + handsome men
The heroine, Qi Ya, grew up unloved by both her father and mother. Ding... the apocalypse arrives, and Heaven gives her a pocket-dimension system. From then on, she’s on the road to success. Ahem, no, to scraping by.
System: “Host, I see a man drifting toward us.”
Qi Ya: “Ignore him. He’s a waste of time.”
System: “He looks like a handsome guy.”
Qi Ya: “Don’t save him. He’d waste food.”
System: “But saving him will earn you ten points.”
Qi Ya: “Don’t stop me! The God of Wealth is here. I’d brave fire and water for him!”
One day, in a cellar, a devastatingly handsome man stares pensively at the handcuffs and shackles on his wrists and ankles.
Qi Ya: “Don’t get the wrong idea. I did this for your own good...”
The man rattles his chains, then points with his slender hand at the man opposite him, who is bound hand and foot but smiling with tender affection. “So you tied him up for his own good too?”
Qi Ya: “Ahem. If I say yes, will you believe me?”
I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 27. Maybe the author wants to express that the people at the bottom of the world are trying to survive in the apocalypse, and they don't have much money and space, but they don't have enough space. These are nothing. But on the one hand, the heroine flaunts that she is not as refined and self-interested as the Virgin, and on the other hand, she is very much like the Virgin to save her sister who she thinks is unhappy by being a cow and a horse, so she forcibly takes her sister who does not agree with her, her lazy and cowardly brother-in-law, her younger brother who she does not want to see, and her unpleasant five-year-old niece to survive in the apocalypse. Knowing that these people were like this, at the beginning of the apocalypse, there was food at home, but the four of them still didn't understand the situation and insisted on going out to find supplies together. They were afraid that they would be disappointed if they didn't go. Why are you disappointed? It's because you can't figure out whether you are bringing a tank or a teammate. She also tells people to go away at every turn. Instead of appearing as a domineering heroine, she seems a bit rude and bullying.
I couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 27. Maybe the author wants to express that the people at the bottom of the world are trying to survive in the apocalypse, and they don't have much money and space, but they don't have enough space. These are nothing. But on the one hand, the heroine flaunts that she is not as refined and self-interested as the Virgin, and on the other hand, she is very much like the Virgin to save her sister who she thinks is unhappy by being a cow and a horse, so she forcibly takes her sister who does not agree with her, her lazy and cowardly brother-in-law, her younger brother who she does not want to see, and her unpleasant five-year-old niece to survive in the apocalypse. Knowing that these people were like this, at the beginning of the apocalypse, there was food at home, but the four of them still didn't understand the situation and insisted on going out to find supplies together. They were afraid that they would be disappointed if they didn't go. Why are you disappointed? It's because you can't figure out whether you are bringing a tank or a teammate. She also tells people to go away at every turn. Instead of appearing as a domineering heroine, she seems a bit rude and bullying.
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