It's the end of the world, and we've traveled through time. It shouldn't be too powerful for our superpowers, right?

Are there any readers who call this article "morally corrupt" because the heroine has powerful superpowers?

Is it because he has a special liking for "moral decline" and can't stand seeing others being good people?

To be honest, if there really were such people in reality who came to defend the country, Xingxing would only applaud.

12. About the property confiscated by the heroine

A small portion was used in the early stage to purchase food to help the poor, and in the later stage it was harvested in those countries, so there was no need to purchase it.

After the situation stabilized, she donated most of the remaining funds anonymously.

As for why I didn’t write in detail, it’s because I think everyone can think of it.

There's no use for her to have those things except donating them.

She is not a greedy person and she does not lack those things.

13. Regarding certain paragraph comments

The author has seen comments from some misogynistic readers in some of the reviews.

When the heroine told her uncle that the hero could help him find a job, the uncle said that it was disgusting that the heroine took advantage of the hero.

The author doesn't understand. It's just helping to find a job, not killing or setting fire. Is it necessary to make such a big deal out of it?

When the hero and heroine were having a conflict, the other party thought that since they were engaged, things would come naturally when their love was strong. The heroine was being pretentious and pretending to be a chaste heroine by pushing the hero away.

Then the author wants to ask, if only the male protagonist feels that the love is deep, does it still count as the love is deep?

Why does the heroine have to lie down and submit? Just because she's engaged?

After that, the heroine temporarily put aside her feelings and focused on her career. The other party thought that the heroine was a troublemaker and was not worthy of the hero, so he suggested that the hero abandon her and be beautiful alone.

It's amazing.

Xingxing actually doesn’t like comments very much, but some of them are really... my uncle can tolerate it, but my aunt can’t.

14. *Who is stronger, the male or female protagonist?*

Many readers, upon seeing that the male protagonist has all kinds of superpowers, think that he must be stronger than the female protagonist and want to abandon the novel.

The author can tell you responsibly.

Before all memories are restored, that is, before you see the extra chapters later, the heroine is 100% stronger than the hero!

The author wrote that their spatial abilities are different.

In addition to other functions, the heroine's spatial ability can also store things, but the hero's cannot store things.

If the heroine wants to kill the hero, she just needs to lock him in a space.

Because the male protagonist is a human being and needs to breathe.

Without the heroine in the space, or without the heroine making a hole to let air in, the hero would not survive more than ten minutes.

This doesn't work on the Zombie King because the Zombie King doesn't need to breathe.

At least in the author's opinion, this is how the Zombie King is set up.

15. *Issues regarding rebirth, time travel, and systems*

The settings in the article only serve the plot of this article.

Rebirth does not increase intelligence.

Not all time travelers are good people.

The same goes for the system, not all of it is good or powerful.

Finally, the title of the article has already pointed out the three points of "time travel", "end of the world" and "superpowers". Since these can exist, why should we care whether the content is exaggerated or fantasy?