I Found a Post-Apocalyptic World

The protagonist opens a gold shop and gives the store manager a 10% commission on the turnover. With a daily turnover of 30 million, the store manager receives a bonus of 3 million. This protagonist is out of his mind. The prices are lower than other gold shops, and the bonus is based on the turnover. Other gold shops might not even have a 10% gross profit if they do this. Is the protagonist trying to tell the world that his gold has no cost?

After reading several dozen chapters, I've noticed a fatal flaw in the book: what right do energy crystals have to replace gold as currency? Based on the information presented in the book so far (before chapter 100), humans have absolutely no ability to absorb the energy in energy crystals.

From this book, I feel that the author is a minor, and should be children in the age group from elementary school to junior high school. The story concept is quite good, but the protagonist and supporting characters are very childish, have little social experience, and lack some social common sense.

Copied, I have a suite in the apocalypse... It's basically the same, but what they wrote is logical and well-founded. What the hell are you writing?

It's too poisonous. Not only does he give away his daughter, he also has no brains. Doesn't this protagonist have no brains? In the apocalypse, the system summoned Yafei, and you gave it to others to please them. Speechless, diaosi mentality

It's a tired, outdated formula, lacking any originality, and not entertaining.

How come the country is portrayed as so evil, yet it's not obvious? The protagonist is always interpreted as harboring the country's deepest malice; even if the protagonist is doing something for the country, they'd still try to kill them. Then they buy foreign goods at exorbitant prices, regardless of the harsh conditions attached.

Chapter 563: The virtual game company is going to sell its shares to Tencent? You're already ahead of its time, why would you care about the game copyrights Tencent owns? No new games in a hundred years? Technological superiority is overwhelming.

I endured the toxicity to reach chapter 38, and it was riddled with flaws. Here's a brief list... 1. Character: From the time I read up to chapter 38, regardless of whether they were protagonists, supporting characters, or extras, or whether they were modern people or post-apocalyptic inhabitants, they all had the personalities of minors.

I read twenty chapters and they were all toxic. The protagonist acted like an idiot the whole time. Not only did he transform from a complete couch potato into a national-level athlete with a single bottle of medicine, but he was also obsessed with gold, constantly offering canned food to anyone he met, as if he wanted everyone to know he was rich. 🙄 I'd rather read "I Have a House in the Apocalypse" than this.