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

I hope the male lead won't be stronger than the female lead; if possible, no male lead would be even better.

I usually read novels that aren't without a romantic pairing, and I think it's nice that the female lead has someone she likes and someone to accompany her through life. But!!! In this novel, when a man who seems to be the male lead appears, during a fight between the male and female leads, the female lead thinks he has a good physique and pinches his waist??? 🤮X3…

This ending was a letdown, wasn't it? The ending was so rushed, many things were only mentioned briefly, and the romance was gone. All that buildup in the beginning... It's a bit of a shame.

It's pretty good. It's rare for a post-apocalyptic novel to hold my attention until the end. Regardless of the writing style, at least there are no inappropriate romantic subplots or scenes that mistake slapstick humor for comedy, which makes it very enjoyable. Of course, some plot points are a bit inconsistent, but isn't reading a wish-fulfillment novel all about watching the female lead show off? The Mary Sue/golden finger abilities make my shallow self so happy!

I was listening to an audiobook when it stopped. I thought it had buffered, but after waiting for ages, nothing happened. Then I realized it had caught up with the other listener! 😂😂😂

I think it's pretty good, the pacing is great, keep it up, author!

I stocked up on so much stuff, but why didn't I see any sanitary napkins?

Can anyone warn me about potential triggers? What are some common triggers? I'm open to anything that's not too extreme; I really enjoy stories with elements like infrastructure development, infinite timelines, and apocalypses.

Good-looking and I love watching.

By chapter 7, I think the female protagonist should travel to a historical fiction novel.