Back to the Apocalypse: I Win Against Disaster by Taking It Easy with Billions in Supplies

Two billion worth of supplies bought nothing... No shelters, no mobile homes, no yachts or ships for floodwaters, no small iron fortresses... It's so confusing.

The author of "A Delicious Wife" is better suited to writing romance novels.

I hope the author can see this. After reading the entire text, here's an objective evaluation of its strengths and weaknesses (spoilers ahead). Advantages: The male and female leads are well-thought-out, kind but not overly compassionate; the story is not rushed, suitable for slow reading; there are many characters, and a few parts are quite funny.

I think it's alright, there aren't any major flaws, it's just that... How should I put it... It feels like hoarding over a billion yuan was pointless; all they did was keep saying they'd stockpiled enough food for two people to eat for a lifetime. Aside from that, house reinforcement, vehicles, and outdoor equipment were only mentioned briefly, leaving one wondering where the billions of dollars went...

This author must be a young girl! With no life experience, why is she worried about buying too many supplies? Since she has a spatial ability, why isn't she stocking up? So much food, yet she's ordering takeout—can't she cook? Instead of buying livestock, she's buying several horses? After reading the first two chapters, I really can't read any more! She should write a romance novel for young women! I'm off!

I'm not usually picky when reading, but this is just too much. There are so many vain and materialistic female characters. You're writing for a female-oriented platform, and you're smearing women like this? I'm dropping it.

I came here because of a book recommendation (Peerless Prodigy) 😁😁

This cover is psychedelic, and quite beautiful.