After Handing in the System, I Became a National Treasure by Grabbing Supplies.

No male protagonist, growing female protagonist, national backing, global support The fact that the heroine is a time traveler is not outstanding. One year after obtaining the system, when the country was in danger of annihilation, she turned it over to the country and relied on the power of the country to complete tasks to obtain resources, technological food, raw stones, etc. The country relied on the system tasks to avoid disasters one after another and improve the country's technology. The heroine also trained step by step from an ordinary person who knew nothing. During the task, she went from being protected to protecting everyone. With systematic blessings, she became the hope and pillar of mankind around the world in a few years. Finally, when the earth was detected by other advanced civilizations and desperate for war, the heroine appeared and claimed that the earth was hers. It would be nice if the ending was more detailed, I want to see the joy from despair to hope. The process of the heroine getting the earth. The author will give me another extra story.

For a post-apocalyptic novel, the subject matter is very novel and the outline is good, but the logic is too poor...

I feel like my brain has been trampled on the ground. The logic is illogical, the sentences are not smooth, and the background is confusing. I really can't finish it. The author's age and education level don't seem to be very high. In the first few chapters, readers complained in the paragraphs, and then gradually everyone was too lazy to complain... I guess it's because I can't stand it anymore and can't complain.

Can you improve the ending? I was about to see the light, is it gone? …

Don't be smart. A lot of the descriptions don't make sense. Five years in the apocalypse is not five weeks in the apocalypse. . .

It's quite interesting, but the ending is a bit rushed. Logically speaking, it should be about entering the interstellar chapter. This sudden interruption is like watching a prequel and then it's gone. It's extremely uncomfortable😅

That scumbag was dead for a while, what kind of plot is this, and the heroine's character is hard to describe!

I have the same mentality as programmers now. I can accept bugs when writing code, but I cannot accept all bugs.

The logic of this plot does not make sense. It is said at the beginning that the shelter can block the dead, but later it can be entered by opening the door. It is said that the shelters are under official supervision. However, a zombie of such a size can just go to the door and let people open the door. Moreover, if the shelter is broken, all the same level will lose the shelter effect. There are four levels in total, and they can withstand four attacks at most. As a result, one shelter will be defeated, one shelter will be defeated, and six or seven will be defeated.

Overall, it's a good read, the kind of cool story where the heroine is the savior. There are some drags in the middle. Basically, every time the dungeon is opened, it's because the earth needs it, and where the system comes from (there are doubts in the article whether it was created by an advanced civilization), how the heroine told the empire to want the earth, and the future of the earth is not revealed. The ending is a bit hasty. There is no cp but there is a very male protagonist (not in love, but the heroine is very good to him and the hero loves the heroine).