Apocalypse + reborn + stockpiling supplies + infinite space + no saintly do-gooder + revenge
The workers went on strike, and then they became people! Seriously, boss? It's the apocalypse and you're still dangling empty promises in front of me?
The apocalypse strikes, bringing global downpours. The rain rises to the 18th floor of office buildings! Ninety percent of humanity on the Blue Star is wiped out. The survivors cling to life in skyscrapers, symbols of modern civilization, as the law of the jungle plays out inside these steel cages.
In his previous life, Lin Mu was kept at the office overnight by his supervisor and so escaped the flood. But his kindness led to betrayal, and his boss used him as food for the apocalypse.
Reborn two months before the apocalypse, Lin Mu is possessed by a System and gains a subspace ability. From then on, he frantically stockpiles supplies!
He builds a safe house in the company warehouse, as secure as a steel fortress!
Boss: Lin Mu, you're misappropriating company property!
Lin Mu: The boss says good employees should treat the company like home. So it's perfectly reasonable to build a safe house at home, right?
Gold-digging coworker: If you let me into the safe house, I'll be your beast of burden!
Boss: Just let me into the safe house, and I'll promote you and give you a raise once the flood passes!
“Cut costs and boost efficiency. A wolf-like corporate culture.” When the apocalypse comes, everyone gets devoured by that wolf-like culture!
Those with no value are eliminated through forced ranking, and the company turns into a battle royale.
What do I care if the boss lives or dies? Lin Mu has tens of millions' worth of supplies at his disposal. He'll survive the apocalypse and complete the System's assessment!
Supernatural abilities + leveling up + cold-bloodedness + higher-dimensional civilization + human nature
Come on, even if the guidance is already broken
I'm a new author, I hope all of you readers and old bookworms out there can give me some advice, even if it's just a comment, please, I really need your advice.
Come on, even if the guidance is already broken I'm a new author, I hope all of you readers and old bookworms out there can give me some advice, even if it's just a comment, please, I really need your advice.