I Sell Sundries in a Horror World

Not listening to the lectures in a strange world is too discouraging...

Is the heroine really an adult woman who has climbed to a high position and made a lot of money? She is a bit chatty. Children under the age of 14 can honestly listen to classes and learn skills in the hope of surviving in the future. Why is the heroine so a bit like that?

Mindless host and her unhappy system

If you don't study knowledge well, you can eat fruits you don't know. No matter how big the meal is, you shouldn't finish it in two days. Have you ever thought about what you will do after you finish eating?

The plot is creative, the writing is immature, and the details of the plot are almost non-existent. It's the setting I like, but the plot design is too sloppy

I feel that the heroine has a mysterious self-confidence, but her IQ is not high and she doesn't work hard (can she survive because of the system? ←_←)

Doesn't feel very smart

Why is the heroine a bit mentally retarded?

The world view and setting are very attractive to me, but the portrayal of the heroine really dissuades me. Does the author want to create a carefree and carefree heroine? But after so many years, a normal-thinking adult woman is still a social animal. How could she not listen to the class? She is still in this different world with abnormalities. No, she has superpowers. Even if she doesn't attend classes, doesn't she realize that the world is a little different in her daily life? When her life safety was obviously threatened, the heroine even stumbled once at the Sleepless Fruit. Without a system, she would have died. She knew that her soul was contaminated, and she had heard strange noises since she left the house. How could she be so reckless and impulsive? Why doesn't she have any sense of crisis? I don't understand, I really don't understand.

Shouldn't Maria pay the price? If Ilia was not her sister, would she also be treated like this?