Nuclear wastewater + apocalypse + reborn + stockpiling supplies + survival at all costs + spatial ability + dark revenge + no saintly do-gooder
Ignoring global opposition, the Japanese government brazenly released nuclear wastewater. As time passed, radioactive contamination spread across the world, crops failed, and huge numbers of people died. The survivors sealed their doors and windows and hid inside buildings, afraid to go out.
In his previous life, Li Wen took in a goddess, only for her to trick him into going outside, where his neighbors devoured him.
This time, Li Wen was reborn one month before the apocalypse and awakened a pocket dimension, so he frantically stockpiled supplies.
No supplies? He'll clean out the giant warehouses across America.
Short on fresh water? He'll turn the Great Lakes into dry basins.
Need to feel safe? He'll build a blast-proof, radiation-proof safe house.
The goddess: “Brother Wen, I'm so hungry. Give me a piece of bread, and I'll do anything for you.”
Li Wen: “First, follow my mukbang account.”
Rich heir: “How about I trade you a billion for a pack of instant noodles?”
Li Wen: “Sure. Can I have it after you've digested it?”
What? You say I'm a beast?
I'll show you what a real beast looks like.
Take a good look. This divine weapon is called the Chicago Typewriter.
In this life, I live only for revenge. I won't be anyone's savior.
It's pretty good so far, but I don't know if there's a female protagonist. If not, the only option is to level up and fight monsters [awkward laugh]
Well, the logic is there. The protagonist is much calmer than other apocalyptic novels. His mind is not filled with women. A female companion only appears in the first hundred chapters. The protagonist is both stubborn and ruthless, which fits the theme of survival in the apocalypse very well.
Global nuclear radiation, I thought it was a nuclear war because of this theme. This book talks about the spiritual boundary point where nuclear wastewater is discharged. In fact, blue rain is not as good as colored rain. You can check the information, and there should be only 10 survivors in a city, so.
The protagonist is not the Holy Mother, and she must take revenge. It is funny and refreshing, and it is good to watch.
Why doesn't the protagonist just move to another place to live?
I'm afraid this author has a side job
The content is clear and interesting, not holy
I just watched it now, not much.