Extreme Cold Apocalypse: Wealth Can Move the Gods

Apocalypse + 6 meters of snow + 2000 to buy basic supplies, then This is written just like at the beginning of the apocalypse. Two days of starvation and I'll definitely see... Blood then triggers a chain reaction; suppressing hunger is certainly possible, but... Everyone can? No bad guys, right? That's great! Hungry Hunger is an instinct; if you can stop breathing, then you certainly can.

Two main characters, two neighborhood war gods, one a reincarnated individual and the other a system user; one building, two neighborhood war gods—their power is terrifying.

It's another neighborhood war god novel, full of wits and battles, with the neighborhood auntie in charge, the protagonist's ex-girlfriend, and so on... The protagonist in the book doesn't refer to the male lead, but to the original protagonist.

I like this book because the male protagonist is very rational. He knows that the most important thing for survival in the apocalypse is loyal and capable subordinates (he can buy loyalty, superpowers, etc., And also give them to his subordinates).

Sure, the protagonist's personality is quite pleasing to the eye; decisive yet humane. Some say the female anchor and Ye's ex-girlfriend shouldn't have been taken in, but the author didn't actually place them in the position of female leads. They weren't given superpowers or special privileges; it was just a transaction.

"Wealth can move mountains," you said yourself. "Double your money back," so why not just buy gold and luxury goods online, whichever is most expensive, and get millions in returns in no time? Stay home, rack up billions, then make all the young, strong men in your neighborhood 100% loyal, expand your power, kill Ye Fan, or just buy him outright.

It's alright, but the suppression of the protagonist is too severe.

It's basically the same world view as the novel "Frozen Apocalypse," with all the NPCs corresponding one-to-one. The writing is just terrible. The first twenty-odd chapters are okay, but the rest is a classic case of starting strong and then declining. The female lead just collects trash. Honestly, her first boyfriend is a second-hand, manipulative woman.

The pig's trotter's greatest skill is kicking.

I met a 30-year-old woman online. We chatted for over half a year and got along very well. Today, she suggested we meet in person. I hesitated and said that since she has a family, it didn't feel right. But she said it was fine and we could just be friends, so I agreed. I asked her for a photo, and she looked quite pretty.