Apocalypse Hotel: My Guests Come from All Over the World

To borrow a line from a fellow reader's review: "I'm currently quite interested in the premise of running a hotel in a post-apocalyptic world with invincible, almost unlimited resources." I'm giving it 5 stars because of that. Now it's my turn to comment. 1. Actually, I don't want the protagonist to personally go out and fight zombies or see the scenery. What does this world have to do with him?

I've read 100 chapters so far, and it's quite an engaging story. The protagonist has a likable personality; he's not a saint and has clear goals, making him decisive in his actions. The supporting characters' inner thoughts are also well-developed, without abrupt shifts, and are portrayed quite well.

It's very good-looking with not too many bad items, and the owner isn't the kind of kind-hearted saint. So far, I'd give it 5 stars.

I'm giving it five stars simply because I'm currently quite interested in the post-apocalyptic theme of a hotel owner with invincible, almost limitless resources. Therefore, my five stars have no real significance. I'm giving it five stars just in the hope that the book won't be abandoned and will give me some more enjoyment. There are many tedious interpersonal relationships, but they're still within my tolerance level. At least for now, I can give it five stars.

So far, it seems pretty good, I'd recommend it! The rambling is just right, and there aren't any major flaws so far!

Excellent! The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, and doesn't succumb to temptation or be swayed by women. I hope the author keeps up this pace and updates frequently.

Dedicated to every book

It's alright, a light read. If you don't overthink it, it's worth a look. It's a pretty relaxing and enjoyable read.

It's good, with basically no major flaws, and the main character doesn't meddle in other people's business.

Yes, no ambiguity, decisive and ruthless!