Apocalypse + Palace System + Stockpiling Supplies + Cautious Survival + Darkening Protagonist Who Isn’t a Saint
A frigid meteor struck Blue Star, and Bi Hua received a warning in a dream from the Palace System.
In one month, Blue Star would enter an Ice Age Apocalypse, and 96% of the planet’s population would perish.
In the dream, Bi Hua’s kind heart got him turned into the hot pot’s main ingredient by people he had once helped...
Bi Hua confirmed the dream was real by winning the lottery, successfully activated the Palace System, and bought super storage space before starting to stockpile supplies like crazy.
Short on supplies? Bi Hua emptied the warehouse of a supermarket worth hundreds of billions.
Short on weapons? Bi Hua can buy guns and ammunition from the System without limit. The only difference is that other people have to pay, while he only needs to spend Negative Emotion Points.
Negative Emotion Points? That just means making people hate him and resent him... and Bi Hua is good at that...
Born with a weak constitution? Bi Hua won a body-enhancement serum in a Palace System lottery and became as strong as a tiger in an instant.
His rented apartment wasn’t warm enough? Bi Hua spent a fortune building a super-safe shelter worthy of an end-of-the-world fortress.
When the Apocalypse arrives, everyone else is freezing and would sell anything for a bite to eat.
But with his supplies, Bi Hua can easily control other people’s moods and even decide who lives and dies.
Green-Tea Girl: “Bi Hua, if you give me a bite to eat, I’ll keep your bed warm.”
Rich Second-Generation Heir: “Bi Hua, I’ll be your dog...”
It's an alternative system. The system has storage space, lottery center, income records and shopping malls. The male protagonist grows by collecting negative emotional values. It's quite special. [Send Hearts] [Send Hearts] [Send Hearts]
This palace system is quite novel, with space and lottery. The male protagonist's character is also quite interesting. He always feels cheap. The author's writing style is also very fresh and sharp. It's worth reading [please update]