I Carry a Game World with Me

When the protagonist's mother fell ill, his girlfriend immediately donated all her savings to her treatment. Then, the protagonist became wealthy and kept it a secret from his girlfriend, saying it was a surprise. After dating for so long, doesn't he know what his girlfriend's best friend and mother's situation is like?

Hmm, every time I read these post-apocalyptic novels, they say there's gold everywhere, and nobody wants me, and I'm worthless. I don't even know where to begin complaining. Let me give you some background information. Gold is very valuable, not just in a monetary sense. You could say that gold is indispensable for restoring industrial development.

The protagonist, having acquired his first fortune, should open a gold and jewelry store. With experience, he could then set up an auction house to launder the goods and money. After all, people aren't stupid; they're not fooled by your constant display of gold and jewelry. Most importantly, a large sum of money of dubious origin suddenly appears in your bank account. If the system launders it for you, then there's nothing to say. Hopefully, the author will pay attention to the logic.

A 10% commission per box of tea seems a bit high, doesn't it? Are you working for a sales clerk?

I've seen many people discussing how "food" is more important than anything else in the apocalypse, which is absurd. First of all, there is a misconception that "food" is only snacks and gourmet food, and that only modern processed food can be called food, and that other things cannot be eaten. This idea is quite absurd.

I watched part of it, but I still don't understand why the protagonist keeps selling gold. In the early stages, he had no choice but to sell it to save lives, pay for medical expenses, and secure start-up capital. But later, after acquiring tea as a resource, there weren't any urgent needs for money, so why did he continue doing this high-risk activity?

The protagonist's cousin went to great lengths, raising money and selling his car to pay for the protagonist's mother's medical treatment. He was incredibly devoted, yet in this partnership, he only gives the protagonist a 10% cut. While the protagonist has resources, it's entirely thanks to his cousin's protection.

The description sounds a bit like it; I own an apartment in the apocalypse.

Set a trap, find a way to get some highly flammable liquid like gasoline, then lure the zombies over. A single fire can give you a lot of experience points, allowing you to grind monsters.

Please do not provide food aid, because we are also short of food. In fact, a portion of our annual profits from industrial products is used to purchase agricultural products, and the agricultural product shortage is particularly large. In previous years, Russia was the main exporter of agricultural products to us, while Russia's exports were negligible. Furthermore...