The Apocalypse's Divine Space

The female lead is incredibly saintly; not only does she save a group of ungrateful wretches who want to steal her food and weapons, but she even gives them food in the end! ... X

The author's train of thought has crossed national borders. One moment she's discussing a topic, and the next, two names suddenly appear out of nowhere, seemingly identifying them as reborn individuals. Who told her this? Where did she find out? Why focus on these two? Can't you give me an explanation? The inconsistency is appalling!

The apocalypse is coming soon, and you're still haggling over ten-yuan items? High heels, they must be uncomfortable without them.

It's insane how they keep using parentheses followed by the author's commentary!

Indeed, when you have the strength, you should slap the flies to death to prevent them from biting you back.

In the past life, in this life... She... He... It The author is either a woman or a child under 15 years old.

I couldn't continue after chapter 12; the writing was terrible, like something a middle school student would write. Also, I don't understand why the author uses curly braces so often—is it like they're criticizing themselves?

What happened in the end? What happened in the end? Why was there no ending?

Is the ending finished yet??? Is this an unfinished story???

The comments below are from professional trolls; they're so annoying. Reading your comments ruins my mood. Your writing might not even be half as good as theirs.