Transmigrated Into the Apocalypse of the Great Cataclysm

Name: Transmigrated Into the Apocalypse of the Great Cataclysm
Author: The First Month of Spring

末世穿末世之大灾害

by The First Month of Spring (春王正月)

Status: Completed
Length: 307k Words
Genre: Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
Subgenre: Unknown
Updated: 4y ago
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Synopsis

[Disaster Survival + Everyone Has Powers + Apocalypse Within an Apocalypse + Stockpiling + Spatial Farming] Before she could see her enemy die a gruesome death right before her eyes, He Xuan found herself experiencing the apocalypse all over again. This time, though, there were no zombie sieges, only disasters that kept growing worse. Tsunamis struck without warning, followed by earthquakes and torrential rain. The appearance of an aurora shattered the illusion of peace in human society. As a cold wave swept in and human order collapsed, He Xuan resolutely chose to keep her head down and survive. She took her family and friends in search of an Eden where people could live through the apocalypse... P.S. No male lead, not a wish-fulfillment story, and the heroine is no saint. (This novel is also called A Saint's Guide to Avoiding Landmines. The title is based on the feedback I've received from readers.)

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