Natural Disasters: I Thrive in the Apocalypse With Freebies

The heroine has so much national property, so someone should protect her, right? The key point is that since there are people with precognitive powers, how can we guarantee that people in other countries will not know about it? Moreover, space matters are not only the heroine's business, they are also highly classified by the country, right? Why did you tell your family so casually? At least the family must have an obligation to keep it secret. Leaking secrets should be serious. Why is the article not taking it seriously?

I didn't have time before and just read the outline. I felt that the apocalyptic elements of this book were good, so I subscribed to all the paid ones, but I regretted it a bit Now I have time and I have read more than 50 chapters. Although I don't like the prelude to long chapters, but looking at how this article feels so rushed, and then many places are touched upon, and suddenly there is an inexplicable plot, can the author be a little more careful, lay out the characters a little more, and elaborate on the plot to make the plot richer? Otherwise, it really feels like a dry steamed bun, as if I am not reading a novel, but reading a diary. I always feel that something is missing, and then the protagonist's behavior is a bit mindless and childish. Then it gives people a feeling of self-confidence. Some plots are very speechless. Sometimes I feel that I don't know what I am watching.

I want to beat up the heroine's father, why is he so annoying? (งᵒ̌ᵒ̌)ง⁼³₌₃ The heroine asked her family to stock up on things, so she was muttering somewhere. A family has received supernatural powers, but instead of being happy for the family, they put on a bad face. He went back to his room and lay down on the bed. If the apocalypse comes, he still has this kind of temper! I really deserve a beating! A person of his age is still so naive.