Calamity Apocalypse: Scavenging in a Survival Game

So far, except for the heroine, all the women have faults and all the men are good people. One of the most typical ones is the heroine's neighbor. The daughter and her mother are jealous and do not like the heroine. The father is an honest man who thinks the heroine is good. He is convinced. In a family, there are good and bad people according to gender. A woman among colleagues who meets the heroine for the first time is a bad guy who is jealous of the heroine and is not happy with the heroine. There are no problems with the men. Oh, by the way, the heroine's relatives are all bad guys regardless of gender.

There is really no need for the female supporting character to be so stupid. When she sees a person of the same sex, her mind will be full of female rivalry. Regardless of the location or occasion, her mind will be filled with men. This is impossible in reality. Can't other conflicts be written with such an arrangement in the novel? In addition, the heroine Yingying Xiaokou is described. I thought it was a male-channeled novel describing women? The vocabulary is too lacking, and the descriptions are nothing new. Don't use such masculine descriptions, especially in female videos.

I feel that the awkwardness of this book comes from the writing style of a novice, but the plot and story are relatively reasonable but very shallow. It is like a narrative, narrated from a third-party perspective, just like a novel tweet. It feels like the plot of the story is roughly told there, without any details. I really want to copy it. Or maybe someone talked about it there, probably. As for the storyline, I mean that when I saw a similar story, the author narrated it from the perspective of a third party.

I was planning to read it, but when I read the book reviews, they were all about jealous women and kind-hearted men. Brothers and sisters, please be kind and stop doing this disgusting thing. Who is a good person who is doing this when he is about to starve to death in the last days?

Um, isn't this a plagiarism from Tomato? I'm just picking up the tatters in the copy. It's basically the same.

Did this author copy it? I read a book with the same setting as this a long time ago, and it was published earlier than the author.

The shortcoming is that some female supporting characters are forced to subdue their wits and say such paradoxical things when they see the mistress. I don't understand what the author wants to do to set off the heroine by writing these. Then some male players think about those things when they see girls. I am really convinced. In a world with natural disasters, food shortages and various dangers, I don't think about how to live or collect supplies but think about those things. I am really speechless. Then too many words and too few words affect reading. The advantage is in some plot settings. For example, after the giant flower is upgraded, it can devour people with special abilities and get skill fruits. I like these. The zombie helpers are also good, but the honey setting is not used.

I don't understand, 15 chapters, and then put it on the shelves? How confident is this?

It's really beautiful, I'm waiting for updates every day!

It's very interesting. Please keep updating the author.