Back Before Doomsday: My RV Is a Little Too Powerful

After reading a few chapters, I felt like the heroine was seriously ill. The hero sent someone to protect her, but she still managed to do so reluctantly. She spent the hero's money to make a living for herself without any psychological pressure and didn't care about them at all. She even felt that she was taking it for granted. I know that in the end of the world, one must not be too holy, but she is also a little bit like that. She just takes others as a scapegoat.

Hasty ending

Originally, I thought this system setting was quite good. As a result, what this story says is that the local government was corrupt and violated the law, and finally reached the central base, and three major families took power. The military and government of a country are all owned by the Xie family, and the Ouyang family and the Xie family are in charge of the human body laboratory? None of the people in the Shen family are good, so they rely on supplies and money? There is obviously enough food in the central base, but the people are given moldy noodles and cornstarch mixed with pebbles? Such a setting? Can the country be saved? At the end of the story, the Shen family somehow ran out of money, so they made money by selling supplies on the black market? It's funny. It's the end of the world. Who would exchange the food in their hands? In the end, I ran around the country to find all the gold, and the system was finally upgraded, and then? Is there no more? Anyway, I just find it baffling

It's actually a serialization. It's much more humane than the average apocalyptic novel.

It sucks, the finale is inexplicable

You can't watch it with your brain. It's too weird. The heroine took the money from Master Nan and still divided it between you and me.

Just finished giving a good review, stuck! The end! Not even a snake's tail, rat's tail!

I'd say it's not good. After being reborn, I've made up for the regrets of my previous life, and I'm living a good life. I'd call it good. I don't understand where the author's main plot is. It's east to west. There's nothing exciting about it, and the plot is bland.

Nice