The previous game related to the apocalypse is pay to win dress up game (chapter 1) and she spend lots of inheritance money (which is basically unlimited) in the game and got everything in day 1 of apocalypse with no effort, other than the previous spent unlimited inheritance money, gaming time for synthesizing items, and of course very good luck.

From unemployed salted fish to OP rich powerful player in day 1 of Apocalypse, I can't really rooting for a heroine that was given a silver platter. It's even weirder that she plays dress up game but can directly kill monster when encountering in real life as if she has experience in fighting (there is no explanation, it was said that she was only playing game in her house).

Why I mentioned luck here, even until chapter 7, she actually has not encountered major problem due to her very blinding luck of never encountering problem (not encountering powerful monster siege before become strong enough when other people encountered them, never encountered selfish people in your usual end of world story). She get perfect combination of skill and profession one after another. Also an extra profession card and skill that perfectly can be exchanged with ML so they both benefit each other and have perfect combination of normal RPG party which was Archer/Mage/Warrior. It feels very flat, predictable, and the early prologue can't really keep me in my toes.

Reading this is similar with watching "I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'd Like to Maximize My Defensive Power", a relaxing walk in the park story then suddenly gaining OP items for myself and my friend after sleeping or eating, rather than reader wondering how the heroine can survive the apocalypse trial and given reward afterwards.

Personally, I expect the heroine to be more assertive and vigilant because it is end of world time, so even without character development the story can progress at a great pace without having to depend on the ML just like Apocalypse Lord.

But in this story, after meeting the ML, she seems to lose her vigilance to zero and have IQ problem. I think this is the case of romance novel, the author needs reason for two protagonist to stay together, so they butcher up MC competencies for a moment in order to make connections for both protagonists but will keep the ML stay perfect. Otherwise the romance tag will not be there and it won't be a romance novel because the author just can't write a plot on how to connect strong FL with strong ML LMAO.

I feel like I always rant when writing review.