Trapped in the Girls’ Dormitory: I Have a Buffet Restaurant in My Space

A zombie virus outbreak has brought the world to ruin! The male lead, Qin Feng, gets trapped in a girls’ university dorm while helping the campus belle move her luggage! Outside the dorm, zombies roar. Inside, there’s nothing but cries of despair. Just when Qin Feng thinks he’s going to starve to death… 【Ding! Infinite Buffet Space successfully bound!】 【Starter Pack: Deluxe Seafood Buffet Area unlocked! Boston lobsters, king crab legs, foie gras… unlimited supply!】 Qin Feng stared blankly at the luxurious restaurant inside his portable space—and the cheerful flight attendant-style waitresses bouncing around inside. “What the h*ll, why should I be afraid of zombies now?” While the pure-hearted campus belle next door is seeing stars from hunger, scheming over half a slice of bread… Qin Feng is in the restaurant, elegantly slicing into a medium-rare steak, while a curvy flight attendant personally pours his wine. 【Ding! Host has successfully fed campus belle Lin Yuwei. Intimacy +20! Dessert area unlocked!】 【Ding! Host has conquered the cool and aloof Tang Tang with gourmet food. Acquired: Special Experience Card x1! Space energy +100!】 The guys from the male dorm across the building glare with green eyes, shouting in rage: “Qin Feng! Give me back my girlfriend! You can’t force her just for a bite to eat!” Qin Feng looked calmly at the starving, skin-and-bones guys in the opposite dorm and smiled slightly: “Sorry, I didn’t force her. Your girlfriend is now my personal chef and… bodyguard.” In the apocalypse, food is the only true currency. And I… own the world!

Original Publisher

fanqie novel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Trapped in the Girls’ Dormitory: I Have a Buffet Restaurant in My Space Okay, let's dive into "Trapped in the Girls’ Dormitory: I Have a Buffet Restaurant in My Space." The title alone certainly grabs your attention, doesn't it? I went in expecting a fun, potentially cheesy, apocalypse survival story with a magical twist. And while it has elements of that, my experience was definitely mixed. ### First Impressions The premise is undeniably intriguing. A protagonist stuck in a girls' dormitory during a zombie apocalypse, armed with a magical space that's essentially a buffet restaurant? That's a recipe for some potentially hilarious and exciting scenarios. I was ready for some lighthearted escapism. ### What Works Well I will say, the initial setup of the apocalypse felt surprisingly grounded. The author does a decent job portraying the immediate aftermath – the gradual breakdown of infrastructure, the confusion, and the initial scramble for survival. That aspect felt more realistic than I often find in these kinds of stories, and it did pull me in at first. The magical space also provides a unique angle. The idea of bartering food and resources for survival in a zombie-infested world is interesting, and I can see how that could lead to some clever plot developments. ### Areas of Concern However, I have to address some significant issues I encountered. The portrayal of the female characters is… problematic, to say the least. I struggled to connect with any of them, and the narrative leans heavily into some unflattering stereotypes. This made it difficult to fully invest in the story, and at times, it felt downright uncomfortable. It's a shame because the core concept has potential, but the execution needs serious work. The logic also felt a bit shaky at times, and I found myself questioning the motivations and actions of some characters. ### Final Verdict "Trapped in the Girls’ Dormitory: I Have a Buffet Restaurant in My Space" is a novel with a unique premise that ultimately falls short due to its uneven execution. While the initial apocalypse setup and the magical space offer some intriguing elements, the problematic character portrayals and questionable logic make it a difficult recommendation. I'm giving it a hesitant 2.5 out of 5 stars. It might appeal to readers looking for pure wish fulfillment, but be prepared for some potentially off-putting content.