A Safe Connects to the Apocalypse, and I Help a Powerful Man Build His Base

Jie Jie Jie, I've finished reading it. Let me briefly comment on the interesting sections (one is about the change of ownership of the base, and the other is about the change of ownership of the base, and the other is about the change of ownership of the base, and the other is about the woman, how much surprise do you still have? I don't know the drama before and after these two scenes). As for the other parts, one is that most of the verbal dialogue between the male and female protagonists does not have much charm (I think you can refer to most online dating on the Internet. In fact, many reasons for your heartbeat are what "TA" said to you). So what I like the most is the conversation between the heroine and her best friend, I feel the charm of the character alive (?) Second, it's actually a pity that we didn't see too much of the male protagonist fighting for his life. It's a pity that the zombies don't appear as opponents until very late, which reduces the male protagonist's personal charm. Third, in terms of subject matter, it is really new. I originally thought it would be something like Your Name, where a safe is used by accident, the female protagonist experiences the post-apocalyptic life, and the male protagonist absorbs the taste of peace. It also allows the male and female protagonists to use the people around each other to break through the ambiguous veil (?) In fact, I quite like serious plots with a bit of nonsensical comedy, such as semi-permanent makeup on zombies (!) I think if we need to work harder, we should think about the dialogue, right?

The subject matter is quite new, but it doesn't bring much sense of immersion. Unfortunately, it's all about the end of the world, so it doesn't have much appeal. I think the author should write more about life-like themes. From the very beginning, the heroine is made to be omnipotent and can get everything. It's so nonsense.