I Stockpiled Supplies Like Crazy, Then Feasted in the Apocalypse!

The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops like a rocket. They have only known each other for a few days and they hug each other while sleeping and blush at every turn. The plot is a bit awkward and it feels like their relationship is very casual. The female protagonist also always gives people a bit of a petty attitude. On the way to escape, she runs out to try on high heels and wedding dresses. She dresses like a 10-year-old child and drinks whenever she wants. There are many brainless plots.

Carrots and greens, everyone has their favorites

The whole story talks about food, with too little description of other aspects. The male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are a bit unclear.

It's not bad, not particularly amazing, and not too surprising.

Very nice

I won't talk about whether this book is good or not, but it does point out that the heroine ate a lot of delicious food, including sweet, salty, spicy, etc. It is suitable for short-term readers who like to watch the post-apocalyptic protagonist relax and eat delicious food. As for the force value of the protagonist in the apocalypse that everyone is more concerned about, e, the heroine can only kill ordinary people or monsters even in the later stages, and the big * strange boss still has to hide and run, which is a lightning point. Also, the heroine's emotional line (oh my god) progresses too fast and is embarrassing, which is the biggest lightning point of this article. Finally, in the middle, I can see that the author wanted to write a big story, but somehow chose to end it hastily, leaving many holes unfilled. Well, overall it is not suitable for reading.

It's good, but the time interval is too big. I just roughly describe a few days to represent a few months.

The heroine is a little bit more holy mother. Having traveled through so many worlds, I have only learned a little bit of superficial knowledge about Chinese medicine. No more skills. It all came about thanks to Goldfinger and the male protagonist. The male protagonist appears out of nowhere. The love between the heroine and the hero is inexplicable, very irrational, and very abrupt. It feels like the male protagonist exists specifically to save the female protagonist. The story ends very strangely.

I don't like watching people being thrown into various perverted worlds by advanced civilizations. It's obvious that you have a boyfriend who has just been with you for two months, and the system insists that you go find him to have sex with him, and even bring a green tea guy with you. I can't stand it. You have to watch the torture scene, you must be sick!

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