A Lucky Hoarder in the Black Fog Apocalypse, Living the Easy Life

The heroine is the ultimate backstabber. The girl kindly reminds her that she has a very good brain circuit. She can directly open the door to let people in. It's not like she doesn't have a room card in her hand. She can just open another room door and pretend to be an empty room to let those people in.

The role of the hostess is a bit like the heroine in the literature of the fart. Seems a little strange

I don't understand, can't this heroine be so harsh on herself??? She has to open the door to let a bunch of people in (some good and some bad) and she is obviously a strong woman, but when she meets the male protagonist, she turns into a delicate little white flower???

It's okay, but in the third game, the female protagonist is a rich girl who is forced to get married because her family is in financial crisis, but the male protagonist turns out to be the head of a famous aristocratic family, which is a bit inconsistent with the setting of the male protagonist being a non-chief and the female protagonist being a European emperor! The heroine's personality and setting are not very outstanding, of course it may be that I haven't seen too much of it.

Chapter 15 The female protagonist cannot search for the male protagonist, but the male protagonist can search for the female protagonist? I didn't say why, I just cried because I couldn't find it. Confusing behavior

What do you say about the heroine? Call her dark-hearted. She has the clarity and stupidity of a college student. Call her smart. Sometimes it's quite frustrating to watch. A steamed bun costs 4 points. The heroine sells a bowl of rice for 0.5 Points, and a meal ➕ water lunch box for 1.5 Points. This operation is very confusing. I explained later that she made a profit of 1.5. It's not noticeable. If they are all sold at a high price, and a low-priced one suddenly appears, won't it be noticeable? Or do you send a message with a big face without showing your name? It's very confusing.

The setting of the heroine is too poisonous. Who likes the spoiled wife and butt story? Others are innocent and the heroine is stupid alone. People who operate stupidly in the dungeon are stunned for a while.

Not bad, I originally wanted to make a suggestion, the author could put in the introduction that the heroine of this game will not have a hard time. But the heroine is not very smart, or she is not smart enough to be careful in the apocalypse, so she will still suffer, but not much. Overall it's okay. Author, do you have mysophobia or obsessive-compulsive disorder? In the second story, the monster's hotbed branch is right next door to you. After disposing of the monster's corpse, do you still need to use storage compartments to transport out the furniture damaged by the monster? Wouldn't transporting it out increase the chance of being discovered? And you don't need the furniture, so just lift it a little so it doesn't hinder your travel. (Later chapters mentioned that the monster saw her when she was placing the Bluetooth speaker, and she used audio to stop the monster, so the monster would attack when it saw her, not just by listening) Another thing is that before, there were a lot of people living in the house next door, and the heroine went there very carefully to inquire about the news... And then she had to put the household garbage outside the house. I don't know how to explain it, but the heroine lives in the basement. There are many places to store garbage, such as the second floor. Just find a cabinet. When the domestic garbage is put out, isn't it clear that there are people inside? This is very contradictory to the heroine's desire not to be discovered. (The heroine lives a very comfortable life, so it's understandable that she doesn't want to put it in the basement, although there are several rooms in the basement.) This is a bit too much. It's okay for a story to happen once or twice, but the story process written by the author only happens once in two or three days, which is too frequent. One comment in the review said that the heroine felt very busy, but she didn't know what she was busy with. I agree 😂 Let's talk about the advantages. I think that although the heroine is a bit careless in doing things, she is brave and quite smart when she is not coerced by the plot. The interaction with the male protagonist was generally okay, and the writing was a bit rusty, but it was okay. I saw the end of the second world, and the length was not large. The story overall is quite smooth. Just pay attention to the details, after all, details determine success or failure.

The girl told the truth, but was called a holy mother by the heroine. She was speechless. Originally, the girl was right. She insisted on opening the door even though she could have done so. In the end, she blamed others for letting her sleep in the corridor. I was really speechless. Didn't you insist on letting them in?

Don't be ruthless when you should be ruthless