I Opened a Food Truck in Another World

A lot of sacrifices feel unnecessary... Maybe it's because of my personal outlook. I think the people in the protagonist's team (including the protagonist) are quite selfish, and the protagonist's relatives are just used to kill them casually... It stands to reason that when Ji San achieves that position, he should have a more comprehensive idea, at least he will not lead the team. After realizing that the family members had not made arrangements in advance, and logically knowing that they were going to grab supplies, they ran out on their own, and they should have considered the employees in the base. However, it seems that they have always been heartless and just wanted to sell goods. It's not that it doesn't look good, but maybe there isn't enough description of psychology and human emotions, which makes it a bit weird...

Those seven or eight hundred people were indeed killed because of the heroine, and I haven't seen her particularly blaming herself for the time being. It's very uncomfortable to mention it in one stroke.

Many people were implicated by the heroine, just because they were her employees... And they didn't receive any favors. The heroine didn't save their lives. The employees didn't even know any secrets. They were implicated like this. They knew that the superiors were going to arrest Fang. Didn't they think that if I ran away, the superiors would still arrest other employees? The heroine is too heartless

You didn't write how Brother Zhou knew the secret of the dining car...

After reading more than 60 chapters, I gave up the article. A running account. All members were given wisdom buffs. There was no explanation between the camp and the driver because of the heroine's death. The heroine just had a headache because she couldn't trade. She was egoistic. The execution of Yu's father-in-law and mother-in-law was also briefly mentioned. Several characters' dialogues even explained their emotions... I really can't watch anymore...

Why are the villains in this novel so much stronger than the heroes?

"Spare Ribs" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Probably cabbage

It feels like the plot is too old to end at this point without sacrificing them. There are a few questions that I may have missed: 1 How could the father and daughter live in a village infested with zombies for a long time? 2 The heroine has always concealed things about the system, why is she revealing everything now?

The heroine is not very attractive and she is timid and afraid of getting into trouble in the early stages.

Lao Fang had only worked for the heroine for two days, and he had not made much money, so he was in trouble. He risked his life to fulfill the confidentiality agreement, and the heroine still had a conscience. The heroine cried when she couldn't find Lao Yu. The intestines of the subordinates who delivered water exploded and they didn't even ask the heroine. He didn't care at all about the casualties under his command. To comfort himself, he had to look ahead. The first concern was the safety of the supply base. When you are a boss during the entrepreneurial period, you should have loyalty even if you don't have a conscience.