The Wasteland's Number One Food Stall

It doesn't feel like a post-apocalyptic story. If it weren't for the author's overpowered plot and the female lead's halo, with the naive and innocent personality the author created, she would have a hard time surviving even in the real world, let alone the post-apocalyptic world. To put it simply, it's a romance novel that uses the wasteland theme but lacks any real wasteland atmosphere.

The female lead is very obedient and innocent, but too obedient. There's something about her that makes her seem out of place. She's a person who traveled from the real world, so she can't be completely without vigilance, can she? The landlady said it would cost at least several thousand credits, but she only sold it for a few dozen.

Just a small suggestion: the author really needs to rewrite the male lead's story. The current situation is like the female lead feeling sorry for a beggar she once had a slight connection with, but there's absolutely no emotional foundation; they're practically complete strangers.

The female lead's personality is like that of a naive and innocent character from old-fashioned novels, and she's in a wasteland world where she has absolutely no ability to protect herself.

This novel is great! It's rare to see this quality of writing on a sci-fi channel. I've already invested in it and pinned it to the top of my feed. With such a good writing style, please update more often!

I've gotten a bit tired of reading this far. The story is set in a post-apocalyptic food stall, but the post-apocalyptic elements are insufficient, as are the food elements. It feels more like a typical romance novel. While it has a post-apocalyptic setting, power is still based on wealth. There are superpowers, but only a handful of characters, and there's not even a research institute.

I've been following the latest chapters and now I know why they spared the original owner's family—they could really pad the word count! Each of the three family members would spout a few lines of blood pressure-raising nonsense, add some action descriptions, and cause a few mishaps, and a chapter would be over. Sometimes they could even pad it out for two chapters.

Question: Does the male protagonist not need to poop?

This female lead isn't some apocalyptic boss at all! She's practically a saint beyond belief! 🤔 Hopefully, things will change later.

Female-oriented content is also plagued by a flood of system-infected novels.