Apocalypse + Space + System + Plot and infrastructure development
Her senior student scares her: "Do you know what this elevator is for?"
"It's for hauling corpses!"
The contaminated-waste elevator plunges down, but the hospital's basement isn't a morgue. A minor illness is misdiagnosed, the patient dies, and the hospital cremates the body without informing the family.
Did the patient really die? Why did they appear on basement level two, neither human nor ghost?
Wei Qingwen walks down the corridor. Something rustles underfoot. She steps on something and crushes it. Peeling paint? No, it's layer upon layer of dried, caked human blood.
If people were like this before the apocalypse, what will they be like afterward? Paintings made of human skin, ant nests, naked people nailed to walls.
With the apocalypse approaching, Wei Qingwen lets loose. The sleazy department head tries to control her with her intern badge. That's straight-up sexual harassment.
She goes berserk, sweeps through everything around her, and becomes herself again!
Every document, document, document turns into wastepaper.
Every ornament, ornament, ornament turns into scrap.
An old granny wrecks a parking lot, then pulls off a flying crow and a sudden counterattack!
The apocalypse is here. Who's going to indulge you?
She runs up a mountain to live like a monkey. The base food is awful, so Wei Qingwen starts selling boxed meals: "Five points each. Here are your two." The exploiters at the top of the base are fuming.
A simple story.
The protagonist grows over time: when prosperous, she helps the world; when poor, she looks after herself.
They're always bickering, it's unpleasant to watch, too long-winded. The whole family has personality issues; it's exhausting to read.