The End of the World: I Bound the Mobile Lottery Store

The heroine is not a virgin, has no love brain, has no female rivalry, does not steal men, and does not deliberately vilify women. Very, very good, recommended!

From what I can tell, this is a book written by a young lady, and it does not deliberately vilify women. There are no girls in the book who engage in sexual intercourse. There are no settings like fighting over men. Very good

The writing style is quite childish and the logic in many places does not make sense, and the character's personality often breaks down, but the subject matter is relatively novel and it is quite enjoyable to read when passing the time.

The heroine has an unpleasant personality. When she comes to a strange end of the world, she is first chased by zombies and then bound to a mobile lottery RV. After entering, she immediately behaves like a normal person. She is happy and carefree. She scolds the system whenever anything happens... Especially when she has just completed her first order, she greedily asks for rewards from the system, and even curses her when she gets no results...

It was okay in the beginning. Since Shen Bing came out, it has become really disgusting. If you say Lucky King, it will be fine. But is it fair to others to just give him a disguised fluoroscopy and he will win with just one scratch? Is it possible that a more handsome guy with a more pitiful life will come out later and just give him a fluoroscopy instruction manual? He also snatches someone else's newly opened lottery ticket. The heroine is still doting on me. I was speechless when I saw it.

This setting is too strange. I have only read a few chapters. The first few chapters were quite interesting. However, when I saw the zombie wave coming, the system said that it would be checked once every three days and then left. Was the protection gone? The master rushed into the base of the base commander who had a grudge against him. What else was he dragged to do after that? This is completely different from what I imagined as a store owner in the apocalypse. The system is inexplicably good, and it's also rubbish. Is it a street stall? Maintenance is required every three days

It felt like there was less content, and the heroine somehow felt very comfortable and started selling lottery tickets. Also, like some novels I have read, there is no sense of crisis and no weapons. For example, the two inexplicable systems went for maintenance just before entering the VIP. The zombies came inexplicably and entered the base inexplicably. At this time, it was okay if the heroine was killed.

I wrote it when I saw it on the first page. There is no male protagonist in this article, but the title didn't say no cp and sweet pets... Fortunately, it was written on the first page. I wrote it here so that other people like me who like to read comments first can see it.

Wuhu, DY saw the promotional video. I didn't expect that the original work would attract so many people? Channel book?

The subject matter is pretty good, that's all.

It's weird, even if you don't do anything and have a bunch of handsome guys around you, you still look good.

I hope the author will publish 500 pictures overnight 😍😍 This setting is really beautiful and not enough.

The setting is quite interesting. It's the first time I see lottery tickets being sold in the apocalypse. The introduction is quite attractive. It's a pity that the plot progresses slowly. After more than 20 chapters, the content is still the same. Selling lottery tickets, eating, drinking, and raising pets is a bit tired of aesthetics. People who can accept slow-paced writing should read this.