I Opened a Little Shop in the Apocalypse, Became a Happy-Go-Lucky Slacker, and Learned to Lie Flat

It's okay, but there are more descriptive words, which makes people think better, but it's a bit tiring after a long time. The nouns of the protagonist and Mimi are a bit repetitive in some places. It's okay later. We can add some details of the encounter between the supporting character and the heroine, and also the difficulty of the supporting character surviving in the apocalypse. The description of the heroine and Mimi has a rich plot. I hope there will be more complexes between the supporting character and the heroine.

The content is substantial and quite interesting.

It made my head hurt when I read it. It is suitable for people with no brain to read. It was full of loopholes. I gave up after reading a few chapters.

Weird and brainless. ①The setting is very strange. Although there is a basis for setting up front, some subsequent plots barely care about the setting. ② There was a lot of fog, and the fog appeared very suddenly. At first, the heroine knew not to hurt anyone, so she thought it was the heroine. As a result, the heroine was very happy to see the fog clearing. So this fog has no origin, it is always there anyway, no matter day or night. [I thought it was the system, but the system said: The fog has cleared, making it easier to do business. It doesn't seem like this guy did it] ③In other aspects, I can only say that it is quite satisfactory! It's not amazing, but it's a regular post-apocalyptic management book. It looks okay, as long as you don't chase the fog like me. I'm really curious. The system, the heroine, and the aborigines don't know about the mist. But the problem is that the heroine and the system can sense whether there is anyone in the fog. The key point is that it will be beneficial to the heroine and the system if the fog dissipates. There is no reason to create a fog. This is for fear that others will know about this place.