Natural Disasters: I Become an Apocalypse Powerhouse with Billions in Supplies

I'm speechless. This heroine didn't know how to stock up on hot weapons before the end of the world. After the end of the world, she only thought of asking her eldest brother for connections to buy weapons. When buying things, she only cared about herself. When she bought Tang Dao, she only considered herself and not her family at all. She didn't say anything about bullets after she confessed. Then there was the halo of the male protagonist, which shined on my face across the Pacific Ocean. It was the first time I asked for help, and there was no promise. He just said "save me." The child begged the female protagonist, but the female protagonist didn't agree. The male protagonist had never met him before, so he went there. The second time the male protagonist was followed, she stood behind him to protect him. Others who knew about the space were usually killed. Only the male protagonist had met him once, and his name was just known. However, it was just a warning to the male protagonist that in front of the male protagonist, he could show his space unscrupulously. Let's say that you can have the aura of the protagonist, you can have buffs, but don't forcibly reduce your intelligence.

I want to see a heroine with logic and common sense. The real heroine bought so much meat that the total amount weighed several hundred kilograms, so she bought three refrigerators. Buying a freezer is obviously more practical, right?

It's very ugly. The heroine's family is completely lagging behind. Except for the hero and heroine, all the men around him are love-minded, and the women are white lotus and green tea. It is reasonable to suspect that the author is misogynistic, and there is also the hero's uncle. The heroine has helped so much except arranging a few houses. When things happen, he still doubts the heroine. The heroine is not as decisive as he said.

This novel has a short drama

It's hard to say, I regret playing good-looking

There are many places where the logic is inconsistent and the intelligence is forcibly reduced in order to advance the plot.

The plot is heavily repetitive, and every day she is either being cheated or being caught. The heroine is so powerful and can be beautiful on her own, so why does it have to have a male protagonist? Having a male protagonist is fine, but there are so many burdens around her, and every day she is either saving or rescuing people.

The writing is so bad. You didn't use your brain to write the story. Your brother's girlfriend is also reborn. How could it be so miserable? She doesn't even have to eat.

I feel like the last one doesn't look good

How to say it? The logic is a bit weird. The male protagonist of this book is mentioned, but it is only mentioned in the first few chapters. It seems that the male protagonist is dead in the back. It is also said, well, it is said that the male protagonist will unify all bases, but our current female protagonist and male protagonist Little A and Little C. When they were unified, they did not seem to have anything to do with the male protagonist. I feel that this is not common sense, and one thing is very unreasonable, that is, do you think parents really can't tell which is your child and which is not your child? Of course it's impossible, after all, we've been together for such a long time, right? So this is completely knowing that this is not his child, but he finds that he is very powerful, so it is attachment!