[Infinite Flow, no romance, a clear-headed heroine with the occasional flash of cleverness, lighthearted comedy + mild horror]
The apocalypse descends, turning the world into a living hell.
Su Li, a high school senior, is forced to flee through the apocalypse, enduring one painful parting after another.
Over three years, Su Li witnesses the selfishness and malice of human nature. As the zombies mutate relentlessly, her belief that genuine kindness still exists is utterly shattered, and her view of the world is transformed.
Su Li thinks this is all her life will ever amount to. But when she wakes up, she finds herself inside a hotel that reaches into the clouds.
A strange environment, countless rooms, an eerie butler, peculiar check-in rules, and all kinds of cards.
Su Li can only think: This is paradise on earth!!!
The floors change, and the rooms are reassigned.
Su Li realizes that her arrival is no simple selection process. Something else seems to be hidden behind it all!
[Ding-dong!]
[Welcome to Sakura Hotel]
[We provide every amenity for dining, drinking, entertainment, and fun]
[Dear guest, what room number will you be staying in today?]
Hi everyone! (˵¯͒¯͒˵) I'm the author of this book, Daiyang. Thank you all for your support! I hope you will interact with me more, give me a click to urge me to update, or leave a comment on the paragraph, chapter, or book review. Your comments are my biggest motivation, thank you everyone 💕
It's good. I like the female lead's personality. Because of the apocalypse in her previous life, she's skilled, cautious, and doesn't easily trust others. She's not a saint, but on the surface, she's a bit cheeky (I like it 😳). The dungeons are all quite good. I also really like the NPCs in the dungeons.
"Princess, do you think Knight Daniel has a good chance of slaying the dragon?" Violet shook her head; she didn't know. At this moment, she also wanted to follow Daniel to slay the dragon and protect her people. "If Daniel slays the dragon, would you choose him?" Without the slightest hesitation, the princess replied decisively, "No." "
The female lead is very clear-headed 🤔, and there wasn't a single part that made me feel frustrated. This book is truly one of the best I've read on Tomato's list 😘, the details are excellent, and it becomes more and more captivating with each reading 😳. I feel the author's style is different from other authors, and I hope the author can maintain this style 💕. One more thing, "Update soon!" (Very loudly) 😘 nice!!!
The female lead's personality and values align with my standards. I really dislike protagonists who indiscriminately kill innocent people and think they're cool. The author's concept is also very novel, which is good. However, this book has a major problem: many settings are illogical, including the hotel's biggest selling point, which feels like it was patched up as it was written.
I've been following this book for a very long time. The author's imagination is truly amazing, the emotional storylines are incredibly realistic and delicate, and the plot is very logical. Although some plot lines aren't fully explained, such as those involving Qinzhi and the little girl, just as the author says, this might be a real world. It's absolutely fantastic!
There aren't many readers right now, so I don't leave many reviews, but I'm worried you might miss out. It's truly a masterpiece, trust me! The female lead is incredibly smart, the plot is fresh, fast-paced, and engaging—I wanted to watch the author update 24/7! It's so good, I'll definitely continue to support the author! 🥹
The logic is clear and coherent. The female lead is occasionally eccentric but still intelligent. Currently, there seems to be no romantic pairing, nor any ambiguous relationships. I hope there won't be any romantic pairings. I hope the author doesn't abandon the book, even a rushed ending would be fine. ヾ(^▽^*)))
It's great! The plot is engaging and original, with a clear main storyline, though the scenes set in the shop are less prominent. I really love the side quests; even counting ducks can trigger a side quest—that's brilliant! And I really couldn't answer the question the female lead asked...
The writing is really good, though the transitions are a bit abrupt. Otherwise, there aren't many problems. This is what a true author does—the characters are vivid and interesting, like the author's children, friends, and companions along the way. They're fleshed out. Many criticisms of other authors stem from their failure to treat the characters as human beings.