Apocalypse Management: From the Start, I Have a Run-Down Little Courtyard

Beautiful! Beautiful! The only drawback is that there are too few now. You can stock up more. Forgive me for my lack of words. I can only say two beautiful words [adoration] [adoration] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]

I gave it a high score of 4 stars (usually 1-2 stars). I have read a lot of people who run hotels in the apocalypse, but this one is the only one where the hotel is run honestly. There is no annoying plot where the heroine has to work hard to deliver takeaways in the apocalypse, nor is there a plot of opening stores everywhere without running the hotel well, or a bunch of other irrelevant plots. The heroine is very good at focusing on running the hotel. Apart from being a bit too detailed and having a bad word count, the rest of the story is quite to the taste!

It's very interesting, it's my favorite type of post-apocalyptic management, and it's well written. I just hope that the deduction of points after consumption by customers can be written less often. There is no need to write it out every time. Repeating it too much will affect the perception.

It's quite good-looking, and he won't recruit people from the original world. As employees, he is all robots. This is a five-star rating. Every time I read this kind of business novel, I always hired local employees, and it felt like the heroine was a virgin or a servant for others for free. At least this is a formal business story, the heroine treats this as a small game and keeps running it. I just want to say that it will feel a little boring later, because I have been operating, and I feel that there are few places to struggle.

There are still dozens of chapters left to update. From the beginning, I felt that the plot was a little slow, but now I am enjoying reading it. This book may be a little slower than the general post-apocalyptic business pace. There were a little less customers at the beginning, but I feel that this kind of step-by-step management to become bigger and stronger is more satisfying than upgrading quickly [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss]

It's nice to look at, there aren't any big surprises so far, and it looks pretty cool. Come on, the author works hard to update [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Spoilers It's good to read as a business development article Chapter 200 of the first world is not over yet. The courtyard is of such a high level that it can still be inherited and has all kinds of living facilities. Is there still room for development in the next world? Also, is it not good to develop long-term residents in the local small world? How will these people survive after the mission is completed and evacuated? Should we leave after killing the zombies? There is also the upgrade direction and behavior of the heroine's small courtyard. It is said that she runs the small courtyard with all kinds of life and entertainment. It also seems that she wants to save the small world, has a simulation training room, and cooperates with the official to deliver supplies. The business volume can easily reach the target as soon as the time is up. It seems to be quite novel, but when I look back and think something is wrong, I have no desire to read anymore. After all, I came in after reading the apocalyptic article recommendation. This is a pure business development game. I will mark it and wait for the next world in the second volume to check it out😰

There's too much going on in my mind

It's really super good-looking. There is no cp. The heroine is not a virgin. Bad people will be killed at will. Moreover, the heroine also upholds the mentality of opening up for business. She will not be close to the customers or save people casually. The system has all the functions. It is very complete and there are no surprises.

It's beautiful. Those delicious foods almost make me drool. And the employees are all systematic. I like this kind of thing. I don't like those that hire humans as workers. There are always potential dangers.