[No male lead + stockpiling across different apocalyptic worlds + all kinds of magical items]
One day, a meteorite fell from the sky. The soil on Blue Star became impossible to farm, and vast areas of water were contaminated, ushering in a wasteland era.
Hua Li and her family struggled to survive in the wasteland for five years. The three of them lived in a cramped underground “anthill” measuring just 15 square meters, leading ordinary but difficult lives.
Then one day, while Hua Li was out on a mission, she became bound to the Dream Manor System. She could farm, raise livestock, fish, and mine in the manor. The cottage could be used to stockpile supplies, and ingredients could be turned into dishes with special buffs at the restaurant. All kinds of flowers had fantastical properties, and high-dimensional technology products were available at the general store.
Ding! Congratulations, you caught a Rainbow Star. Today’s crop yield is doubled.
Ding! The Brightlight Fruit is ripe. Add timber and ore to make a lamp that needs no power source.
Ding! Pan-fried cod made with cod and carrots lets you breathe underwater for three hours after eating it.
Ding! The Nether Lotus can be made into a Dark Nether outfit and staff.
Ding! Spend gold beans to extend the time your mobile safe house can be deployed. The manor’s cottage can be placed in extreme heat, underwater, acid rain, and radiation.
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Every week, she is also sent into various disaster-survival games. To other players, these are desperate, seemingly hopeless struggles to survive, but to Hua Li, they are perfect opportunities to show off her skills and score free loot.
Only heaven knows how thrilled she is to see pre-apocalypse meals, snacks, and daily necessities. She stuffs them all into the manor cottage and brings them back to the wasteland.
But Hua Li gradually discovers that these games are full of twists. She just wants to be a manor owner!
Hahaha, the second dungeon is so funny. The heroine really doesn't suffer any losses. She hoards goods and wishes she could break them into two flowers for one dollar. She always looks for cheap ones to buy under limited funds. She is so diligent and frugal in housekeeping that I rarely see her eating snacks. The magic props are also quite interesting. Currently, they are dimensionality reduction attacks. They can always be effective at critical moments. You will not feel aggrieved. If you have any grudges, you can avenge them on the spot. If you encounter a more powerful one, you can develop it for a few days and then retaliate. The setting is still innovative, and I have read a lot of apocalyptic stories. This is not a pure natural disaster, but also has some man-made disaster elements, and there are a lot of foreshadowings in the middle. Also, the heroine really doesn't have a love mind at all. I read the introduction several times and it said that she has no CP. I would like to say weakly, it's okay to have CP. I quite like Ouyang Jinmao...
It's worth appreciating. When I first read the introduction, I thought it would be a cookie-cutter apocalyptic story, but it turns out it's not at all like that. Not only does it have the pleasure of grinding gold coins to upgrade, but it also has the pleasure of torturing the male protagonist and scumbags. It's a different kind of pleasure, but it's the same great pleasure. When a meteorite hits the ground, a chain reaction of various disasters ensues. The livable environment is destroyed, and people have no choice but to move into underground cities. As a hard-working wage earner, the heroine, in order to support her family and give her parents a better life, wears radiation-proof clothing, follows the mission team, and frequently enters and exits dangerous doomsday zones, just to earn a not-so-meager salary. But the soul of a migrant worker is that people are superior to others, and migrant workers will eventually usher in their own spring. The heroine goes on a mission and accidentally obtains the manor system. Through this system, she embarks on the road to becoming a king by exploding gold coins, torturing villains, constantly upgrading, and embarking on the peak... The author's writing is good, and the plot becomes richer and richer with ups and downs. It is very attractive and worth joining.
It's super good to watch. I watched it in one sitting. The heroine is sober and decisive. The plot is novel. The setting of the manor is also very interesting. The doomsday system is not just about disasters. It has a bit of a puzzle plot. It's super good to watch 👍
Why didn't she tell her parents anything? She didn't tell her that the farm would work, she didn't tell her about the doomsday game, and she didn't tell anyone she had conflicts with. Are she just waiting for someone to take advantage of her?
It's good-looking, with a very novel setting, and the heroine's character is also very good. The author will keep updating, and I'm looking forward to the following plots.
I like to watch protagonists who can't hold their breath. Hua Li doesn't leave any grudges overnight, and has maximum mobility.
This book is very nice
The female protagonist has a good personality, and there is no male protagonist. I love it. Keep up the good work and update 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Is this copy from the real world or from Goldfinger?