Apocalypse Descends: Hoarding a Hundred Billion Supplies from the Start

So, as long as you disobey the protagonist, you can join their team. Clearly, this protagonist isn't someone who's decisive and agreeable; they're a complete idiot. They say they'll come back alone, but they bring several people back, then say they won't accept anyone who comes back alone. To someone as straightforward as me, the protagonist is a complete fool.

It's incomplete and doesn't end well; please don't write it again.

The protagonist is a complete saint, always accompanied by a few useless people.

Is it possible that the photos on the wall were taken several years ago?

To put it simply, the whole book was quite interesting and engaging. The content itself wasn't problematic; the protagonist started by hoarding resources and later had no worries – it was simply quite enjoyable, lacking the hardships of a post-apocalyptic world. Overall, however, it was a good read.

It feels a lot like a game called "The Days Gone," but that one is more realistic and doesn't have any superpowers.

Why did it end so early?

It's not even 200 chapters yet. Thumbs down.

Huh? Why did it end like this?

The rest will probably be difficult to write. Establishing a large camp to recapture cities seems to conflict with some of the initial settings. Also, only a portion of the billions of resources are food. I remember it was said that there were 500,000 pre-cooked meals. That's a lot of food, but how many days can a camp of 10,000 people eat?