I Become a Landlady During an Ancient-Era Apocalypse

Thank you for liking my book. I have something to say. Before I started this book, I was confused as to whether to use a hotel or an inn. As everyone said, inns, hotels, restaurants, etc. Were commonly used in ancient times. I checked some information and found that the word hotel existed in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Hotels are commercial entities that combine wine shops, restaurants, shops, etc., And are somewhat different from modern hotels. In addition, why did you choose a hotel in the end? Because based on my shallow common sense, I feel that a hotel sounds bigger and taller than an inn and can accommodate more people. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, just kidding, when you see inns and hotels in books, you automatically ignore them, don't dig into the details, and don't affect the perception [make faces][make faces][make faces][make faces][make faces]

As long as there is no cp and no emotional line, they are my favorite. [Adoration] Why doesn't the heroine cultivate a female empress by herself? [Laughs evilly] She has to let those men take over.

I stayed up all night to watch it. It's really good to watch. The price is low and it gives jobs to the poor to earn points. It shouldn't have such a low rating. I really like the ancient people's amazement about the apocalyptic hotel in it. The author writes very comprehensively, including food, drink, accommodation, transportation, and entertainment. It once again refreshes the ancient people's understanding. It's good to read.

I just like to read this kind of salvation text with a system. The prices in it are set at a low level so that ordinary people at the bottom can afford them. I also like the author's writing style. But. . . The article is too short and the ending is rushed and unsatisfactory.

So far, I think it's very good-looking. The heroine is not that unkind or incompetent. I think she's relatively neutral. Anyway, I still want to see those people who say that handkerchiefs can be exchanged for a lot of points. It's actually normal. It has research value. It's valuable to exchange ancient things for modern ones, right?

It's good. In the face of natural and man-made disasters, it's already an era of cannibalism. The heroine travels through time to save the lower class. She won't let go of people who have given up their conscience and cannibalize people. For those who still at least retain their conscience, the heroine will also give them a chance. Their labor creates value. It's similar to the milk tea sellers I've seen before. I like this kind of article.

It's so good, but it would be uncomfortable if it were serialized. If you can only read one chapter a day, you will forget to read it [crying] It's so hard to wait. I hope the author will make more updates. I think the types of redeemable points here are more reasonable.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhing coming coming posting coming's up and I've lost my interest [crying][crying][crying]

The story is well written, focusing on the intense heat, floods and epidemics, and the ending is very hasty. Overall, the story was good and creative, but it ended suddenly.

It's so well written. It's been a long time since I've read such an alternative novel. It really appealed to my appetite. I couldn't stop reading it. I read it after one o'clock last night and couldn't bear to sleep. I woke up early this morning and continued reading it. It's because I read novels very slowly.