【Post-Apocalypse + Zombies + System + Space + RV + Wandering the Wasteland + Strong Female Lead + No Romance + An Overpowered Golden Finger】
After the apocalypse began, Ye Lian, an ordinary woman whose parents had died young, took in a group of relatives. She worked herself to the bone gathering supplies and fighting zombies, only for them to accuse her of living off them and plan to sell her. With her fierce temper, Ye Lian charged into a horde of zombies.
Reborn, she gets another chance at life. The apocalypse comes early, on the very day she is reborn.
This time, she has not only the advantage of being reborn, but also a System. She unlocks an enormous space and binds herself to a top-of-the-line off-road RV, turning it into her own little base.
Stockpile, stockpile, stockpile! How could she make the most of such a huge space without gathering enough supplies to last ten lifetimes?
Good grief! A shopping mall, fresh-food supermarkets, department stores, water treatment plants, and more still aren't enough. She even stocks up on an entire port's worth of supplies.
That should be enough to last ten lifetimes, right?
While everyone else huddles together in a base, she has a little base of her own, and it's mobile, too.
The dreams she couldn't fulfill before the apocalypse? Now she can take a spontaneous road trip across the wasteland!
Watch Ye Lian drive her RV, sing songs, and have hot pot while surrounded by zombies!
The whole book is quite good, but I feel like I've collected all the resources, so what should I do with the rest? For example, a big family needs food and finds that the surrounding shops have been robbed. They have worked so hard and sacrificed several family members. When they arrive at the mall and find that it is spotless and clean, wouldn't they be driven crazy? After all, the family came to this place to protect them, but they found that there is no food or other supplies at all. It feels like there is no chance for people to survive. At any rate, they should save some, except for frozen items.
It's very good, very good, the ending is quite satisfactory, but I feel like I didn't fill in the holes, just what Xiaosheng said.
For example, the sentence in Chapter 54
This golden finger is the biggest among the apocalyptic novels I have ever read. It is super big and cool, and has been well received.
The whole book is quite good, but I feel like I've collected all the resources, so what should I do with the rest? For example, a big family needs food and finds that the surrounding shops have been robbed. They have worked so hard and sacrificed several family members. When they arrive at the mall and find that it is spotless and clean, wouldn't they be driven crazy? After all, the family came to this place to protect them, but they found that there is no food or other supplies at all. It feels like there is no chance for people to survive. At any rate, they should save some, except for frozen items.
It's very good, very good, the ending is quite satisfactory, but I feel like I didn't fill in the holes, just what Xiaosheng said. For example, the sentence in Chapter 54
This golden finger is the biggest among the apocalyptic novels I have ever read. It is super big and cool, and has been well received.