[Apocalypse + System space + hoarding supplies + plant warriors + panda mount + no romance]
After struggling through five years of the apocalypse, the chosen good-for-nothing Lu Yao is tricked by her teammates into being fed to zombies. Heaven has eyes, and she is reborn with a ridiculously powerful golden finger.
Her biological grandmother shows up at her door with her uncle and aunt disguised as strangers, trying to guilt-trip her into giving them her house for free.
Back from hell, Lu Yao refuses to put up with them any longer. She exposes their true colors without hesitation. Want the house? Pay for it!
No money? Then borrow some! There's no way they're getting it for free!
The apocalypse is coming, so why waste time making trouble? Stock up!
No room? Who cares? Her System comes with an infinite space. The only worry isn't that she won't have enough room, but that she won't fill it up.
No safe house? Then she'll build one herself! A wall over ten meters tall will keep zombies, living or dead, standing outside.
When the apocalypse arrives, others huddle in corners, trembling.
Lu Yao lounges in her safe house, petting cats and teasing dogs.
The three cats are super cute, I like them [sending heartfelt wishes]
Regarding the heroine's early suspicion of outsiders' ability to use space, as the saying goes, a man is not guilty, but he is guilty of having a treasure in his possession. Fortunately, Lin Shuang has no bad intentions. As for Han Xiao, he was clearly a level three zombie in his last life. When he came into contact with him this time, he was no different from a second-level idiot. There wasn't much interaction between the members of the base. Well, I can only say that the rushed ending is okay.
It's okay, but the ending is too hasty.
It's a good book, worth recommending. Human nature is revealed one by one in this book, and its true colors are revealed. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very interesting novel
Exciting, but the ending is a bit rushed
It's very beautiful and worth recommending 👍👍👍👍