Apocalyptic Disasters: My Infinite Supermarket Is Stocked to the Brim

The male lead's cheat ability is huge, which I personally like. However, the female lead seems to be throwing herself at the male lead from the moment he appears. He even schemes against her for the cakes at her supermarket, and she actually falls for it... Seriously, with such a huge cheat ability, she's practically throwing herself at him... She follows him around even when he's buying cakes, helping him pack and carry things. She's completely flustered when he tries to seduce her. I don't believe she can't see that he's only after her supermarket... The male lead is a flaw; the rest is watchable.

The female lead throws herself at the male lead relentlessly, acting like she's never seen a clean-looking man before, which is quite repulsive. The male lead's existence is puzzling; what's his purpose? The female lead has everything, while the male lead is... Well, let's just say he's not that great-looking... I don't know if the author has never seen a clean-looking man before or if it's just a sycophantic man, but the female lead's constant fawning makes it all the more nauseating...

I have a question for the author: why don't the metal-type ability users just use their abilities to conjure up some gold and exchange it with the protagonist instead of having to buy it on credit?

Speechless... After reading six chapters, all I can say is, who exactly is the main character? I hope the author focuses on the key points.

Can the main character transform into Ultraman Ginga?

Those who read books should store their brains with me!

Why have I been writing the exact same articles lately?

Could someone kindly tell me when the "Saintly Mother" character, who has survived for ten years in the apocalypse, will leave the story? I'd like to skip directly to the relevant chapter...

I think Ah Xiang and her friends are more interesting than the spendthrift female lead and the effeminate male lead's lovey-dovey relationship.

The protagonist's cheat codes are way too overpowered; he doesn't need to put in any effort, so there's no sense of immersion, and the characters are very unlikable.