Apocalypse Famine: With Billions in Supplies, I Can Kick Back and Win

[Apocalypse + rebirth + pocket dimension + ten billion in supplies + zombies + effortless survival + no romance]

Air pollution keeps getting worse, affecting the entire world. Humans who can't adapt begin to mutate, and natural disasters soon follow. Spring, summer, and fall disappear, replaced by extreme heat and cold. Oases turn into deserts, hailstones grow bigger than fists, and staying alive becomes the hardest thing of all!

Chu Anyi, a leading figure in the medical field, worked year-round without a break to develop a drug that could make humans stronger. But she unexpectedly discovered that her two younger brothers had been turned into test subjects. Furious, she confronted the superior she trusted most, only to be forcibly injected with the latest drug.

To her surprise, when she woke up, she had been reborn fifteen days before the apocalypse began!

With the ten billion in inheritance left by her parents, she uses the limitless pocket dimension she acquired to stockpile supplies like crazy. This time, she plans to coast through the apocalypse and deal with the scumbags who hurt her and her brothers in her previous life.

In an apocalyptic world ravaged by disasters, while everyone else struggles to survive and clings to life among the zombies,

Chu Anyi relaxes with freshly squeezed juice and fried chicken burgers, then enjoys an elegant afternoon tea and puts on a comedy show. Life is simply wonderful.

Need zombie crystals? Her two younger brothers are the first to charge in, returning with a sackful. “Help yourself, Sis.”

Zombies blocking the way to a new base? Her young assistant shoulders an assault rifle and mows down a whole crowd, then blows the rest up with a couple of bombs. He looks excitedly at Chu Anyi. “Sis, I've cleared the road for you. Let's go!”

Reader's guide:

The female lead has no romance plot. She lives through the apocalypse with her younger brothers and young assistant. Each of them has their own useful skills, and the story mainly focuses on friendship and family.