[Apocalypse + rebirth + frantically stockpiling supplies + heroine defies fate + readers choose the male lead!]
Extreme cold, floods, earthquakes, endless night; mysteries, massacres, aliens, gods!
Gu Ning struggles alone through seven years of the apocalypse, but ultimately fulfills her destined role as a disposable villainess. While covering the main cast’s retreat, she gets blown to pieces!
When she regains consciousness, Gu Ning discovers she’s been reborn one month before the apocalypse begins.
Not only are her beloved grandparents still alive, but she also discovers a huge pocket dimension on the dog tag of her beloved pet, Xuebao.
From that moment on, Gu Ning goes on a spending spree, determined to blow through her grandparents’ fortune of tens of billions and fill her pocket dimension to the brim!
Rice, flour, oil, and salt? Buy it by the ton!
Chickens, ducks, cows, and sheep? Buy them by the herd!
Clothes and bedding? Buy them wholesale!
Tanks and RVs?? Get a whole row of each!
Beer, hot pot, and barbecue? Almost every meal!
One day, Gu Ning is strolling down an apocalyptic street with her beloved pet when a stunning young man begging to sell himself to bury his father catches her eye.
“Hey! Isn’t this Lin Xia, the top-tier star from before the apocalypse? How did he end up in such a sorry state? Selling himself to bury his father?”
The young man is fair and beautiful, his reddened eyes brimming with tears.
“Big sister, buy me. I only cost one steamed bun~”
Gu Ning shakes her head, marveling that a handsome man could be so cheap, then makes a generous offer:
“A bowl of river-snail rice noodles.”
“Deal!”
Natural disasters and human calamities? The arrival of the “gods”?
As long as Gu Ning is around, no one will take even one step into Huaxia!
“With my own strength, I’ll hold back countless gods! I swear to protect Huaxia and ensure it endures forever!”
(Natural disasters + the “gods” bring about the end of the world! The further the story goes, the more thrilling it gets, as humanity takes on its creators!)
In fact, this is quite well written, but the logic behind it is a bit unclear, but it's also quite interesting.