[Apocalypse + rebirth + space stockpiling + special abilities + comedy]
After being reborn, Wen Wan wants to do just one thing: hide in her safe house on the 37th floor, eat luosifen, and live until she dies.
In her last life, she was killed by zombies. This time, she stocks up on more than 300 hot meals, over 100 roujiamo, 80 bowls of luosifen, and a quilt.
All she has to do is wait for doomsday and quietly live as a homebody.
But when her pale-faced neighbor from the 36th floor collapses outside her door, she has no choice but to drag him inside.
When he wakes up, he complains that her porridge is too salty.
She puts up with it.
Then her neighbor's brother arrives, talking like a machine gun.
She puts up with that too.
Before she knows it, she's crammed into a Wuling minivan and on the road, with a one-eyed Minion hanging from the rearview mirror.
P.S. There is a male lead. They say he doesn't get much screen time, but why is he always under my nose?
In the end, it was so frustrating
It's so interesting that I can't stop
The ending is too rushed. Overall, the logic is tight and the language is smooth. Keep up the good work.
The writing is very good, and the relationship is slowly formed through getting along and fighting side by side again and again. Your brothers and my sisters are all very good people. The ending is very abrupt, and it feels like the author still has a lot to say. That space, that tree, are the little sisters really hopeless?
Seeing it now, I feel pretty good, and I really want to continue reading [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]
My writing will get better and better in the future. Please support me.
The writing style is light and comfortable to read. The writing has great potential.