I’m Just Running a Hotel in the Apocalypse, I’m No Savior

（Rebirth + apocalypse management + no romance + light ensemble cast） Zhuang Xinya was reborn. She had just passed the civil service exam and landed a job, only for a treacherous System to kill her so she could take part in some stupid competition. It then lied and told her she was the chosen one, reborn in the apocalypse to run a hotel. Fine. For the sake of returning to the real world and claiming the generous reward, she accepted her fate. In this new life, she swore to reclaim everything, whether it had ever belonged to her or not. But why was this lousy System so weak? It had left her struggling to run a hotel in an apocalypse beset by extreme weather, hordes of zombies, and attacks from mutated beasts. She might be a little timid, a little directionally challenged, a little fond of putting on airs, and a little too fond of gossip, but she still worked diligently to run the hotel. Just when business was finally starting to pick up, why did people keep thinking she was a savior? A few things to keep in mind: 1. No romance. The heroine is relatively weak at first and grows over time; she doesn't start out powerful or effortlessly victorious. 2. The heroine isn't cold-hearted. She'll help people, but she's no self-sacrificing saint (by my definition, that's someone who harms their own interests to give selflessly to others, even going so far as to offer someone else's resources). She grew up under the red flag and was suddenly thrown into the apocalypse. If she has the means to help, she won't turn a completely blind eye to other people's misfortune. If you can't accept that, handsome and beautiful readers, please just move on. 3. This is my first book as a new writer. I welcome all criticism and suggestions, but I promise to finish it. I hope you'll go easy on me and avoid leaving bad reviews. Thank you. Finally, I wish you all sudden riches, happiness every day, and an endless supply of stories you love to read.