Apocalypse + natural disasters + electric anchor + stockpiling + pets + spatial storage
The heroine is not reborn, doesn’t go it alone, and follows a team-based path.
There is no romance in the main story.
This story features rebirth.
Natural disasters include oxygen shortages, extreme heat, giant arthropods, tsunamis, volcanoes and acid rain, extreme cold, and asteroid impacts.
The electric anchor is an idea that came to the author out of the blue. It won’t be used directly in the early chapters, so here’s a brief explanation of what it is.
On a busy street, every vehicle is motionless, and not a single person is inside them.
The city before her looks like a still frame.
Li He never imagined she would receive such an extraordinary boon after the natural disasters.
It isn’t quite like the spatial storage she’d longed for while reading novels, but in some ways, this boon is even more incredible.
She still doesn’t know how to describe it precisely. Her golden finger is a button in her vehicle.
The button works like a hyperlink in a text document: when used, it takes her directly to another world.
This world is unusual. You can see and touch it, but time has stopped forever.
Back then, when she saw a button marked “Moor” on the vehicle’s control panel, she mistook it for an automatic parking feature. But when she pressed it, nothing happened.
She didn’t yet know that “mooring” worked like a ship dropping anchor. The difference was that a ship’s anchor fixed its location, while her mooring anchor fixed that moment in time.
All she has to do is press the “Anchor Point” button, which works like a hyperlink, and the vehicle will take her to that anchored moment. At that point in time, the entire world belongs to her alone.
