Natural Disaster Apocalypse: I Got Lucky and Won a Shelter

The heroine is just the owner of the safe house, and the rest of the work is done by family members. The heroine is just like a mascot. The safe house not only houses the heroine's family, but also grandma, grandpa, aunts and uncles. Although there is a loyalty setting, it is really a big family.

Cool! That network authority is really cool. The heroine has the highest authority and can ban a large area. She can also maintain the Huaxia area under her own authority! Judging from the current progress, the heroine's shelter will always be number one, unless other shelters take in a lot of people.

The author's writing is pretty good. There are no big surprises. It's just that I personally can't follow it. Here's what I feel for those who may have the same problem as me: What I feel after chasing it so far is that no one can save themselves from this catastrophic disaster and can only rely on the heroine to save people (not that there is a problem with the heroine saving people, the author's writing is okay). Therefore, there are no surprises), including the country's fire plan, which can only be completed by the heroine. The country has no way to do it. It's so tiring to watch, and I feel that what follows may be constant disasters. It gives people a feeling that if it weren't for the heroine, no one would survive this disaster in the end, and it feels very powerless. What I said about not having any surprises is because I was passing the time to see that there were no particularly big surprises.

Although it looks very good, I think you can write a book where the main character has a shelter (the kind that is an orphan), cooperates with the country, and turns the shelter into a school in the end of the world, that is, it accepts children around 5 years old into the shelter, the country provides two teachers, and you leave the venue. In this way, the points increase quickly, the shelter becomes bigger and bigger, and it is mutually beneficial to the country.

So far, it's all very interesting. The author should definitely not add a male protagonist! Never add a male protagonist! Never add a male protagonist!!!

Recommend! The copywriting was delayed and I almost didn't read this article. The Holy Mother saves people, but she actually saves the country of China. In terms of absolute strength and ability, she should not be defined as a Virgin. While ensuring his own safety, he signed a loyalty agreement, saved three million people from natural disasters, and left Blue Star to survive among the stars. The interstellar chapter is so short that I didn't get enough of it.

I really like it!! Author, please read more, I really can't get enough of it, such a beautiful book, it's so appetizing٩(๑•ㅂ•)۶

I originally gave it five stars, but the scene between the heroine and the robot really made me want to die. It felt like the heroine was being raped. I felt that he was unwilling. No matter what, the heroine must at least accept it while she is conscious. It's really a bit baffling. Some of the heroine's friends directly packaged it. I don't like this kind of thing, but if you don't watch this paragraph, the whole thing is still very interesting. The heroine is not the Virgin's decisive killer, and she keeps saving people. I still plan to chase it to the end.

Good-looking, I like this kind of heroine, smart, kind but with her own bottom line

It's really beautiful, with level-by-level upgrades, from an underground shelter to buying a boat to save people, and then the boat turned into a spaceship and went up to the sky, then turned into a starship and left Aquablue Planet, bought a planet, and started living again.