In the Infinite Apocalypse, I Make Tens of Billions a Day Selling Goods

The heroine has traveled through many apocalyptic worlds, bringing a glimmer of hope to the people in that world. The heroine has grown up very quickly. After experiencing the zombie world, she is able to treat the dark hearts of other natural disaster worlds objectively and indifferently, but she also maintains a basic sense of compassion, not a holy mother. I still don't understand what the male protagonist is talking about. Is it a player or a slice? After all, it was mentioned that there is a big boss player who plays his role seriously in every world, but the male protagonist does not know the female protagonist in every world. Some are complementary to each other, for example, in a world where the male protagonist is a soldier, and then the female protagonist cooperates with him to end the apocalypse. The heroine's golden finger is quite good, but it also requires the heroine's hard work. She is not invincible with just a wave of her hand, but there is no doubt that the heroine is at the level of a boss. Now until the extreme cold, the main line is the career line, that is, the male protagonist appears in every world, which is a bit special, and has not yet developed a relationship. Anyway, I think the capital letters are very good 👍👍👍

What is the heroine doing? There are problems solved by the system. There is no customer system screening. The protagonist is just a foodie, a drunkard, and a nymphomaniac. What a waste.

The plot is so fun, I like it, so please keep updating ~ I'm waiting for it every day!

This background setting is not quite right. The heroine binds a system, and then binds a bracelet to each customer? Isn't this what everyone means? After all, as long as they have points to place an order, the heroine will deliver the goods.

The start is a bit interesting, come on

Because of the setting, I can still endure the poor writing. I often don't understand what is being said in a large section, especially the battle scenes are very poorly written. If you want to read something exciting, don't click on it. The book is more frustrating than real life.