Apocalypse Management: My Inn Is the Safest Place Around

There are not many new words, so I don't know what the future direction will be. The current 200,000 words seem to be the feeling of all beings in the end of the world. The heroine is an "outsider" who cares for the elderly. She will not care about some "offenses" caused by the natives out of vigilance, but she will not let go of those who act maliciously. She doesn't have much emotion for the world. A lot of space is devoted to writing about the various people living in the apocalypse around the hotel, not just the guests of the hotel. The siblings who rely on their teammates to survive but easily abandon them when they are unable to do so, the three children who survive by good luck and mutual support, the official team with deep friendship, insist on crossing half a country to find the mother of their daughter... I prefer this type of article compared to a long article that focuses on describing how the protagonist has fun and how to upgrade the hotel. Under the apocalypse, all living beings are in various situations. There are good people, bad people, weak people, strong people, everyone has their own story. The protagonist of "The Visitor" is a "bystander" who witnesses these stories.

The protagonist has too few roles. I still prefer to watch plots from the protagonist's perspective.

It's really beautiful. Why is it locked?

I didn't want to comment before I finished reading it, but after I tied it, I found that readers still have different objections. I'll give it a good review first, and I will change it if there are more objections in the future. Advantages: The first customer is a woman, and there are many customers who are women, and each has a different image. The appearance of the boss/guest is almost never described, but the ability of each person is described (many apocalyptic articles just write about how beautiful so and so is, which is really unbearable). My boss is acting like me at work and doesn't even want to go out. Who would understand? I have also watched a lot of post-apocalyptic management series, and there are really few bosses who are so Buddhist, but the overall storyline is pretty good. Everyone has their own thing, and it's not just about the hotel. Still quite novel. There are shortcomings, but they don't affect my viewing. I hope there will be more female supporting characters in the back.

Why is this book gone? When I wake up, there are fewer books on my bookshelf! ! !

The ones that look good are too few. I'll keep them for a while. I hope they don't die [currently in development] What the hell? Why did I get so involved again? The one I read before went from review to review. This one shouldn't be like this. No, no. I read both books and thought they were better than the one written by Hotel. Some of them are good and some are bad. Just because he wrote it first. The one written by Feng is good. I can't read it at all. Tomatoes, I'll fuck you [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

I'm almost finished reading it. Let me give you a five-star rating to let the author know that many readers are reading it. I hope the author will be motivated to read more [Start]

The boss has a very good attitude. He just cares about his retirement and doesn't care about anything else 😳😳😳

It's so beautiful. Why is it no longer available?

It's nice to see. It's the first time I see a Buddhist shop. It doesn't matter who comes, or whether others stay or leave. They don't please big customers and don't focus on finding customers. It's good to be free