Back to the Apocalypse: I Stockpile a Hundred Billion in Supplies and Slaughter My Way Through

The first is that the heroine knows that her best friend's heart is not finding her parents, so her trust level is 99, so what she did was only a few words of comfort. Later, when the heroine became powerful, the flying saucer went abroad to look for it. As long as it was a trip abroad, she didn't do anything. Moreover, this best friend really knew that the team was going abroad. Why didn't she think of her parents? As a result, she found her mother during this trip, and her father died a few minutes ago. What was the purpose of the plot of her father's death? It made her regret it. Didn't it mean that her luck would be good when she was by the heroine's side? 🤔As a result, she couldn't even see her father for the last time. (This could be designed to mean that her father was seriously injured and her mother was found, so her father could not be saved?) The second heroine already knows why she was reborn. She was given the system and reborn to save the world. So, should she become more active than before in saving ordinary people? She still failed. It felt like she had received a huge benefit, but after getting this benefit, she had to do things that were easier for you. You got this benefit, so what you wanted to do was a failure.

The heroine is a bit procrastinating. She has been reborn. She also has space to be beautiful on her own. Why do she have to tell others? There is also the male protagonist. When others scold the heroine, he doesn't react at all. He likes to do it if he doesn't accept it. He doesn't like to grind.

Perception: Speechless. I have read a few apocalyptic novels recently, and most of them are good for the first hundred or so chapters, but then fall apart, and some even end without an ending. So is this one! The first 130 chapters were fine, and I gave them good reviews, but the rest were too bad to count! 1. Chapter 130's character names and plot are confusing! The author suddenly lost his memory! A chapter or even a few lines later, I forgot what I said before! Even the system space that brings success to the heroine is messed up! As mentioned earlier, the heroine is very cautious about the number of people in the space, and the system space also has protection and income restrictions. When collecting the entire building, the space will kick out the zombies that were collected by mistake; the trust level is not enough if it is 60. Later, the heroine collects enemies, monsters, and the mother and daughter she just rescued. Where are the restrictions and cautions agreed upon?! In short, the whole text is a mess of plots, and the final ending is still awkward. Chapter 497 states that one cannot leave Shining for too long and must beware of Orta's bad intentions. As a result, he stayed in Blue Star for more than half a year without returning to Shining. In chapter 498, it is written that he signed a permanent friendship agreement with Orta after the last war, and no one in the galaxy dares to compete with Shining. Second, the author's writing skills plummeted. Words like "full of abdominal muscles" and Luo Liba's repetitive narration can be tolerated. The worst thing is to turn the page quickly. The key point is that the author can't stand the author's tendency to confuse the characters in the novel. The powerful heroine has space, invisibility, and mental strength. She is capable of investigating even the enemy's lair, but she always short-circuits her head and abandons her teammates to pretend to be caught by the villain. In the cell, she sometimes has tubes inserted all over her body and is observed by onlookers, and sometimes she is rescued by dumplings such as unknown drugs. Then the enemy who captured her also became wise. The heroine can stay out of the cell for half a day, plundering and wandering around the enemy's place. She can even have a romantic relationship with the male protagonist in the cell... Of course, the male protagonist is also written as a love brain, and even the male cat is jealous. The heroine and other team members are also very smart. They have to hang out when they are in danger. They have low abilities and have to follow the heroine to fight monsters, etc. Third, the holes dug in front are not filled in at the back. For example, after the heroine rescued people from the Federation Star Lord, they did not come to the battle after buying food, and there was no explanation after that. Overall, after chapter 130, I really can't watch it.

I don't like the male protagonist, and the female protagonist is a bit nagging. Kill whoever needs to be killed and keep it for the New Year. Really, I'm speechless.

I want to give up the book. I have known for a long time that Li Meng has a traitorous intention. Why didn't he kill him? Why don't you kill Li Meng and Cui Shujuan when you get to the island? Everything you should do and shouldn't do is a mess.

The female protagonist is targeted and abused in various ways by the women who admire the male protagonist, but the male protagonist just watches and says nothing. Just forget it once in a while and just pretend that the male protagonist doesn't react. If it always happens like this, what use do you have? There is also the fact that the heroine should not be decisive. Those who even scold her are always targeting the heroine. Those who want to kill the heroine work together to benefit each other. There is no distinction between friend and foe. Abandoned. Evolutionary fluids and inhibitors came out too early, and 80% of them are just for ordinary people. Those who have not worked hard enough can become superpowers with just one potion. The word "strive to survive" instantly lowers the level by several levels.

I've read ten chapters, but I can't read it. Weapons can be delivered in broad daylight without the apocalypse. Planes and tanks have been delivered. Do you think everyone else is blind?

I have read more than a hundred chapters, but I don't want to read it. It's boring. The storyline is so-so and there are no very eye-catching chapters. I have no desire to read any more.

Not bad

Stupid without knowing it