Natural Disasters Strike: I Save the World by Stockpiling Supplies

A loyal, adorable puppy; a wealthy, rich young master; a domineering, powerful official's son; three men vying for one woman; this Mary Sue plot where all the high-quality male supporting characters like the female lead... I don't understand the point of writing "no romance" in this. I came here specifically for the no-romance story. I like no-romance stories because I don't want to see any complicated, messy love triangles or "I love you, he loves you, he loves you too" plots. And this is what you're showing me?

I get a little scared when I see the comments. This kind of plot, where a young boy secretly likes the female lead and even her family misunderstands that they're going to get married, makes me feel...

I really, really can't help but complain. Author, can't you have any common sense? Things like buying seeds of all sorts of trees and setting the air conditioner to 35 degrees Celsius are just ridiculous...

Everyone, including her father, has started to misunderstand that the female lead is going to marry Zhou Ji. The female lead doesn't care and casually offers a few half-hearted rebuttals, while Zhou Ji, knowing full well that the female lead has no feelings for him, doesn't refute them but secretly gloats. What is he doing? 🙂 While the author is unlikely to write it that way, what if Zhou Ji is a bad person? Why would they give him an advantage over her?

If you're going to include so much Mary Sue content, then don't call it a no-romance story. Seriously, thanks. I'm speechless.

Everyone says there's no romantic pairing, so why does she have to create this ambiguous relationship with Zhou Ji? It's so tiring to watch 😓😓

I want to see the female lead cooperate with the country, but I know that would get me banned! 😢 Ugh!!!

I really don't understand this kind of Mary Sue fiction. How many truly wealthy or high-ranking officials in real life are strikingly good-looking, and young at the same time? Aren't they mostly older or have unusual appearances? Yet in Mary Sue novels, everyone is handsome or beautiful, as if all the best qualities are concentrated in them.

I hope there will be fewer greasy, unrequited love, and ambiguous plots involving male supporting characters. I hope the focus will be on family relationships, even if they are melodramatic or ethically melodramatic. Friendships are also fine, as relationships in the apocalypse are the least able to withstand the test. If you're going to write a couple, write about those who had a deep bond before the apocalypse and then worked together to survive it, like in "The Tree of Hope in the Apocalypse." It would be even better if there were no couples at all.

The female lead is supposed to be kind? I was speechless when the author wrote that the female lead was too kind. She's practically heartless; she's definitely not a kind and pure girl.