The Boss of the Apocalypse Dressed up as a Little Lucky Star of a Peasant Family

I am quite embarrassed now. Just look at the period novels. Seventy-eight, ninety and ninety are all personal experiences. Because of the sense of violation and unreality, I really can't sympathize with the male and female protagonists of the period novels. Look at the old saying, but I can't stand the fight between sisters, I love you, you don't love me but you love her, I will be reborn to find a more awesome man, and from then on, those who follow me will prosper and those who go against me will perish, or it is obviously a scumbag cheating, but he will make things difficult for another woman. Judging from the current situation, it is still the domineering president who falls in love with me and hates it. I've finished reading most of the good interstellar novels, apocalyptic zombies, natural disasters, and collected articles. What should I do? I'm in a book shortage.

I have always liked period novels with sassy heroines who have space and strength. They are very good-looking.

I've been watching

It's not good to watch. It's okay in the early stages, but then it starts to get boring in the middle. In order to make up for the word count, the protagonist writes more than a dozen names when greeting people, over and over again, endlessly. Depending on the plot direction, you can only read it after turning 8.9 Pages. The rest is all long-winded nonsense, as if it's just to make up the word count. Waste of time,

Long story short, the heroine is still the Virgin, I won't watch anymore

It's so far off the mark. I just want to read a chronology. What's this whole thing about? You might as well just give it wings and fly. It's seriously deviating from reality. It's as good as a primary school chicken...

How did such a kind-hearted heroine survive and grow into a boss in such a difficult environment in the apocalypse?

Oh my God, this female protagonist has come to the end of the world, and her powers have reached level 4. She still can't beat others, so she's speechless. She fights with the male protagonist, but the male protagonist can't beat him. The male and female protagonists are both very powerful, but as soon as they fight with others, they're dead. She keeps getting drugged. I'm speechless. I don't see what the meaning is now. Forget it. I won't read it. I'll leave after commenting.

There are good points, the heroine has abilities, superpowers, and is very strong! But the more I watch it, the more frustrating it becomes. The original heroine can't be killed, and the revenge is neither painful nor itchy, which is really annoying! And the most speechless thing is that with all the best works in this era, I feel that messing up the relationship between men and women is as invisible. The crime of hooliganism in that era was very serious. When the leaders came to inspect, remarried widows could be seduced in public, and the leaders could also touch them in public... It was very speechless! Alas, in the midst of a book shortage, I'll put this article aside for now. I can't read it anymore!

It's not that it's bad, it's just that I can't stand it anymore.