[Apocalypse + Reborn + Zombies + Natural Disasters + Stockpiling + Special Abilities + Teamwork + Decisive, No-Nonsense Heroine Who Isn't a Saint or a Savior]
In the fifth year of the apocalypse, Su He is betrayed by her teammates and dies, leaving behind a heart full of regret.
“I'm sorry, Father. I couldn't bury you with Mother. Now I've broken my promise to you again, Su Su. I couldn't live to a hundred, just as you wanted.”
When she opens her eyes again, she has been reborn one month before the apocalypse, and has even awakened space and lightning abilities ahead of time.
Her father has just passed away, and her second uncle is already coveting her house, baring his claws.
She decisively sells the house and frantically stockpiles supplies.
When the apocalypse arrives and everyone else is starving, Su He sips milk tea and enjoys gourmet meals prepared by a master chef.
This time, she will fulfill her father's final wish.
She eagerly looks forward to seeing the legendary Ten Ability Teams in action!
It's good, and the plot is fast-paced.
The female lead lets her enemies keep causing trouble, and she keeps them alive for the New Year. When collecting supplies, they cling to her and won't let go, so she delivers them. Although it's on her way, she's too soft-hearted. However, it's also because she's soft-hearted that she lets Qian Da and his five friends go several times. These five people are indeed quite nice.
Short and concise, the female lead is not a saint and is efficient in her actions. The novel is optimistic. Worth reading.
Keep it up, author! Even though the protagonist has been reborn, he's still a bit soft-hearted. Despite having past life experience, his strength increases so slowly. He even takes in a handsome guy after he's been chased for a couple of rounds, while he himself, despite having real power, suffers greatly.
The novel is engaging and very enjoyable to read! Highly recommended.
It's a fairly well-written post-apocalyptic story with clear logic, much better than those low-quality stories that get boosted by artificially inflating their scores.
Overall, it was pretty good, and I really liked the female lead's character. It's just that the ending was a bit rushed; the part about burying the father wasn't shown at all, which was a little disappointing (*'he'*).
It's good... The plot doesn't drag. The female characters are also well-developed.
It's good, I really like the female lead, no romantic pairing.
Great! A score of 6. Something is too low; it should be at least 8 or higher!