Global Cataclysm: I Hoard 90 Trillion in Supplies

This protagonist is so frustrated. He doesn't even feel like a protagonist anymore. He's being suppressed at every turn.

That's completely fake! They'll show you a live stream on your phone on the plane? Have you ever flown before? They have absolutely no common sense.

Are your 500 drones controlled by a drone?

When threatening someone, why not just say you're not paying attention and get shot in the head? Wang Miao is such an incompetent protagonist; it's like a reborn male lead getting tortured. It's unbearable to watch! Where does his strength come from? Does he rely on women?

In Chapter 69, Wang Miao gets into trouble with the underworld princess's son. I just don't understand, someone who died once in the apocalypse is still so naive and innocent, causing trouble. His actions are too drawn out. Earlier, he even tried to steal other people's superpowers for himself. This kind of character development for the male lead is just too pretentious. I almost want to drop the book.

It's a below-average post-apocalyptic novel, lacking any real sense of the apocalypse. Instead of a cautious, developmental start, it introduces a woman as a hindrance, which isn't my preferred post-apocalyptic style. While it has a good system, the plot drags it down.

Looking at this synopsis, I want to ask the author, why didn't you include Earth in it?

It would be better if the author let Tang Shuyun know about the protagonist's spatial ability. Otherwise, will she still trust him as much as she does now after finding out? Although you wrote the book, won't Tang Shuyun feel resentful knowing that the protagonist kept it from her?