The Warm Road Through the Apocalypse

The female lead is so smart and capable, why would she have to work as a waitress in a restaurant after the apocalypse?

This is a brainless, simplistic novel with a saintly protagonist. Will the main character even survive to the end?

It's a very good read, one of the few post-apocalyptic novels I've read that I really like. It doesn't have the stupid behavior of keeping enemies alive, nor does it have any overly sentimental or saintly tendencies. It's definitely a good read. The female lead isn't the kind of super strong woman who, upon seeing an enemy, kills them without thinking twice and then says, "I, so-and-so, do things without needing to explain myself to you"—that kind of reckless woman. The female lead is the type who is cautious and prefers to use strategies to eliminate enemies in the shortest time and in the most efficient way, only taking matters into her own hands when absolutely necessary. Of course, not using the methods of a "green tea bitch" or a "saintly bitch" (ー_ー)!! It can't be said to be very good, but it's at a decent level. After all, it's not one of those god-level plots where the female lead is reborn, has a space, a spiritual spring, cultivation techniques, a family of national leaders, and a loyal male lead. You can take a look when you're short of books during the apocalypse.