Stockpiling for Natural Disasters: I Really Just Want to Eat My Fill and Sleep

I'll give it four stars for now. The one star is for the plot transitions. Overall, the writing is good—not wooden, but not flashy either; it's like sweet water, with a hint of sweetness. However, the way the protagonist gets his money is really inexplicable. It's like you tell him he suddenly has 80 million, which feels a bit abrupt. The rest is pretty good.

I love this kind of female lead—she has a special ability, but she won't use it for free shopping! She prefers to wait until the food outside is rotten and then use her ability to do free shopping with other people! That creates so many conflicts, so much trouble, and so many enemies!!! What a genius!

Nobody's listening, so I'll give myself a score.