The Apocalypse: A City of Hope

It's pretty good, but there's too little convenience for the female lead; they don't even provide clothes (minus one star, haha). 🥺 I hope they provide her with some daily necessities and skincare products, and it would be even better if she had her own small kitchen so she could have a better life. [Upvote][Upvote] It's getting more and more drawn out, and now I've even given up on it.

I've reached chapter 53 and haven't encountered any major issues so far! The author isn't overly sentimental and handles malicious people decisively! There's no romantic pairing, but someone is interested in the female lead, and she politely but clearly rejects them (there's a brief scene where she's captivated by a handsome man, but it's insignificant and harmless [I understand]).

It's alright. So far, there's no intense competition between female characters, nor does it depict much female suffering. The female lead is rational and not overly saintly; she sides with the system, but at least she's not using the guise of being a saint to act like one.

This is the cool and rational type of boss I like. So far, there are no issues. I hope the author maintains this neutral business style; we're running a business, not a charity!

It's a good read, the writing is good, and there's no romantic pairing. The female lead isn't a saint; she's decisive, doesn't interfere in worldly affairs, and doesn't act as a savior. She's also clear about what she should and shouldn't do. There aren't any absolutely bad people in this book; they're multifaceted, just with different perspectives.

I don't know who gave it a low score, but I immediately added a follow-up review. It's definitely one of the better post-apocalyptic management novels. The female lead isn't a saint, nor does she get overly involved with the people in the small world. She's just a passerby, focusing on her own missions and not interfering with the small world, which is great.

It's really good, highly recommended! The female lead is an outsider who only cares about making money from beginning to end. Aside from anything related to the hotel, she doesn't get involved in anything else. She's not a saint, and she's decisive and ruthless. I love it!

The female lead is very calm and not morally manipulated by outsiders. It's rare to find such a clear-headed and powerful protagonist. Moreover, the female lead is not a saint and the system is also very hardworking. When she doesn't understand something, she seeks advice from her seniors. This is my favorite novel of its kind.

It's pretty good. I like that the female lead treats herself as a mission taker, not getting involved in the affairs of this world. She doesn't inexplicably sympathize with this or that person; she's completely detached. Aside from the hotel and making money, she doesn't care about anything else. She's also decisive in killing bad guys, which makes her worth watching. The leveling speed isn't very fast, so you can take your time watching.

The female protagonist, who is both the operator and the observer, is quite indifferent. To put it another way, she's definitely received a thorough host training course! I wonder what the future holds for this world. Will the purification result in a new species replacing humans, or will they coexist?