Apocalypse Disasters: What Do I Do When My Family’s Food Stockpile Is Too Much to Finish?

(Animal and Plant Evolution + Spatial Storage + Spirit Pets + Stockpiling Supplies + A Nontraditional Post-Apocalyptic Story)

After the nuclear wastewater, everything changed.

The Famine Period: All farmed plants and animals die, while wild species thrive and multiply. The Mutation Period: Wild plants and animals mutate at an astonishing rate. The Mold Rain Period: All manufactured food rots. The Red Sun Period: The sun burns crimson. The Centipede Period: The world belongs to insects. Then come the Full Moon Period, the Ice Age...

Reborn at the beginning of the apocalypse, Su Ying discovers that nothing is the same as before. By chance, she acquires two powerful golden fingers: a stasis space as large as Nanhu Village, and a sweet osmanthus tree that can improve plants, even turning them into extraordinary varieties.

Yet questions about her grandmother's identity and her own begin to surface. Who wanted her dead in her past life, and who wants her dead now?

But she can set that aside for now. Preparing for the apocalypse is more important. The first thing to do after getting a spatial storage is to stockpile, stockpile, stockpile.

Scavenging is only fun when you're taking from someone else's stash. Maple Leaf Country, Cross Country... By the time Su Ying finally returns, satisfied, she discovers that her country has started preparing for the apocalypse too. Seeing the fortress-like walls around Nanhu Village, she falls silent.

Then again, it's not so bad that the people in charge know.

People say food is the most important thing in the apocalypse, but it's actually order. As long as order exists, the apocalypse can no longer be called an apocalypse.

With the people in charge directing things, and an endless supply of food and animal and plant companions by her side, Su Ying feels more confident about facing the apocalypse, except...

Warning: This is not a story where the heroine is the strongest person in the world. If that bothers you, don't read.

The story focuses on everyday life and coping with changes in various apocalyptic environments. There will be conflict and violence, but they are not the main focus.