[Post-apocalyptic survival + free shopping across the universe + revenge after turning ruthless + interstellar civilization]
On April 1, 2050, according to the stellar calendar, Blue Star is swallowed by a space-time wormhole. When it is spat out, it has become lost in the vast universe. No one knows where it will drift or what it will encounter.
First comes the loss of solar radiation and a sudden plunge in temperature. The entire planet rapidly enters an ice age, with energy and supplies running short and food scarce. Countless people freeze or starve to death…
Li Xian dies in the apocalypse, only to be reborn before the planet begins to drift. He also unexpectedly obtains a star map of the universe. Light up a planet, and he can teleport there to shop for free!
The first planet he lights up is his own. He teleports at will from city to city, embarking on a dreamlike global shopping spree: malls, big supermarkets, supply warehouses, ports and docks, desert oil fields, glacial lakes, strategic reserves… He clears them all out!
Can’t kill people before order collapses? Then he’ll ruin his enemies’ reputations!
A CEO’s wife throwing her weight around? Ma’am, you wouldn’t want anything to happen to your husband, would you?
By the time the apocalypse arrives, Li Xian has already shopped for free across the entire world.
While his neighbors are still picking fights among themselves in the apocalypse, he is already roaming the stars and seas.
When aliens invade, expecting to crush a primitive planet with superior technology, they instead suffer a blow from a higher civilization!
The entire universe is stunned.
How can a level-zero civilization possibly have level-nine weapons?!
Even 1 star feels like too much.
He claims to be a planetary wanderer, but he's clearly just a coward in the neighborhood.
Classic neighborhood war god template
In the apocalypse, everyone writes about the neighborhood war god.
Well, I don't understand.
It looks great! Keep it up!
Well written, neighborhood war god revenge
Well written, hehe
The author writes very well.
Oh my god, bye-bye!