A Hundred Billion in Supplies: I Own a City That Never Sleeps

I hope there won't be a situation where the male protagonist is stronger than the female protagonist. If possible, it would be better to have no male protagonist.

Originally, most of the novels I read were not without censorship. I thought the heroine had someone she liked and it would be nice to have someone to accompany her on the journey. But! ! ! In this novel, a man who appears to be the male protagonist appears. When the male and female protagonists are fighting, the female pig thinks that the male has a good figure, so she pinches the male's waist? ? ? ? ? ? 🤮X3…

Is this a mess? The ending was so rushed, many words were left unsaid, and the emotional line was lost. It's a pity that the front is so big.

Very good. There are very few apocalyptic novels that I can read patiently. Not to mention the writing style, at least there are no inappropriate emotional lines, and there is no humorous plot about pretending to be stupid, which is very comfortable. Of course, there are some plots that cannot be justified, but when reading a novel, isn't it just about watching the heroine pretend to be cool? Mary Sue's Golden Finger makes me so happy~

I was listening to a book and stopped. I thought I was stuck. After waiting for a long time and nothing happened, I asked why I stopped reading. It turned out to be a tie-up. 😂😂😂

I think it's pretty good-looking, and the pace is good. Come on, author.

I have stocked up on a lot of stuff, but why didn't I see the stocking of sanitary napkins?

Are there any comrades out there to sort out the situation? What's the catch? I can accept it even if it's not too extreme. I like infrastructure, infinity, and apocalyptic stories.

Love to watch 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

After reading Chapter 7, I think it's time for the heroine to dress up in period novels.