Building a Tiled House in the Mountains During Famine: Living with Modern Technology

[Pocket Dimension + Precognitive Dreams + Infrastructure Building + Tons of Supplies]

Lin Ajiu has a nightmare and learns that she is about to transmigrate, so she hurriedly goes on a massive shopping spree to stock up.

In a world ravaged by disasters and endless wars, Lin Ajiu makes the decisive choice to lead her family deep into the mountains in search of a secluded paradise, so she can keep her loved ones safe.

While others are still struggling to flee, they ride in a carriage with a fan blowing, sip ice-cold cola, and enjoy the good life.

While others fight over a single bite of meat, they debate whether to have barbecue or hot pot skewers.

What if there’s no boat to cross the river? Then they’ll just have to make do with a yacht. When they’re unexpectedly hunted by a brown bear in the mountains, at least they have weapons to defend themselves.

When they encounter cannibal bandits, they pull out their rifles and give each one a bullet, sending them straight to hell.

They build a brick-and-tile house deep in the mountains and enjoy life with modern appliances.

When peace finally returns, the drought ends and the floods recede, but then a plague breaks out. Lin Ajiu returns to the wider world with her master, the miraculous doctor Xie, to treat the people and put an end to the plague.

At last, when the land is at peace, Lin Ajiu and her family settle down, open a shop to earn money, start a school, and build a new life of their own.

[Upgradeable pocket dimension, no contrived drama, no self-sacrificing heroine, puts family first, no romance, cozy everyday life]

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