[Apocalyptic disasters + storage space + two female leads + pets]
Song Qingbai: a proud, sharp-tongued heiress.
Qiao Qingli: a detached doctor.
In her previous life, Song Qingbai was killed after her father drained every last bit of value from her. Only as she lay dying did she learn that the good sister she had trusted was actually her half-sister. She had thought herself blind and foolish, unable to see people for who they were. But she never expected that being reborn would mean more than simply getting revenge.
Younger, contrasting puppy type x seemingly aloof but actually thoughtful and gentle older sister.
Skip ahead if you don't like stockpiling.
After the stockpiling comes romantic tension and natural disasters.
The puppy loves his big sister, and Mom plays matchmaker.
With tens of billions of supplies at the start, I felt instantly invincible. Personally I don't recommend it. You can go to Western countries to purchase a batch of nuclear weapons. I feel like the author has no idea what he thinks about 30 billion. Developing countries that are a little bit medium in three months may not be able to get it. If you can spend so much money, why not buy some nuclear weapons or amphibious tanks (armored vehicles), armed helicopters, etc. In addition, rocket launchers, heavy machine guns, etc. What are you still afraid of?
It looks good, but the author is missing [laughing]
So far, it seems that the writing on this type of subject is not procrastinating.
With tens of billions of supplies at the start, I felt instantly invincible. Personally I don't recommend it. You can go to Western countries to purchase a batch of nuclear weapons. I feel like the author has no idea what he thinks about 30 billion. Developing countries that are a little bit medium in three months may not be able to get it. If you can spend so much money, why not buy some nuclear weapons or amphibious tanks (armored vehicles), armed helicopters, etc. In addition, rocket launchers, heavy machine guns, etc. What are you still afraid of?
It looks good, but the author is missing [laughing]
So far, it seems that the writing on this type of subject is not procrastinating.