Apocalypse Management: My Supermarket Takes the Wasteland by Storm

I've read Jiang He's "Mobile Supermarket" and the one about an orphan whose biological father gives him a building, but this one is better. It feels closest to Jiang He's, and it's readable; it has a fiery quality. The one about the biological father giving him a building was really unreadable; it felt very strange. But this new book just feels right. Author, keep it up! If it feels right, just keep writing!

Judging from another book, I'm sure this one is also incredibly good!!! I'm a huge fan of the author! The plot has similarities to other books, which I also really enjoyed, and it made me miss Jiang He so much!!! The author's writing is concise, the plot flows smoothly, the logic is strong, the characters are well-developed, and the descriptions of the world are vivid, reflecting the cruelty of the apocalypse. The writing is delicate, it's super good! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

This is the author's second book! Out of 10, I'd give it an 8. ✅ The synopsis is very appealing. The female protagonist has a system and resurrection abilities, unlocking supermarket goods by killing zombies, and using the supermarket's profits to build a base factory.

Suddenly it all stopped. It had just begun and suddenly it was the end. After the ending, I started a new space-themed story, but then it just stopped again. However, the overall plot is decent, with no major flaws. The female protagonist runs a shop without any major problems, making for a pleasant reading experience.

Ahhh, author! I thought you'd retired from the internet! Your new work is just as amazing as ever. I'll follow you for life. I've already read your previous two books five or six times, and I'm so glad you're finally releasing your new one! 💕💕💕💕💕😘😘😘😘

The cats are so cute, they're perfect for writing post-apocalyptic cat stories. They're all different survival series, and they're really good! ❤️

I finished this book a long time ago, and I finally remembered to write a review. It's very novel (Su Zhi Mao's works all seem to be novel). Other post-apocalyptic management novels involve opening shops and hotels, but this one directly builds a base! However, was the ending a letdown, or did it leave room for imagination? Compared to the author's other two books, this one is relatively ordinary, but! It's still good!

Yes, I've read the author's previous post-apocalyptic management novel, and this one feels similar in style and setting. It's written like an adult fairy tale, and the names of the Osmanthus Supermarket and a series of products are full of local flavor.

It looks great. I followed you from the previous book, "The Tricycle," hehe. I really liked it and would often sneak into your column to see if you'd started a new story. Keep up the good work, author! It's really well-written.

Why did it suddenly stop?!