[Apocalypse + Disasters, No Zombies + Pocket Dimension + Stockpiling + Zero-Cost Looting + No CP + No Base-Building + Animals]
The disasters are over, and people’s work and daily lives have returned to normal.
Before returning to D4 City, Chen Xue stops by the public services hall.
The so-called hall is dilapidated. Only a few roll-up signs by the entrance look remotely official, directing people to apply for third-generation temporary resident ID cards on the right and handle banking services on the left.
There are lots of people waiting, and the teller’s mouth and hands are busy with different tasks.
Without even looking up, the teller rattles away at the keyboard and asks, “Your account balance is six yuan, two jiao, and three fen. Would you like to deposit work points, or take care of something else?”
“Wrong,” Chen Xue declares, standing tall. “It’s 623,000.”
The refined-looking male teller says nothing. After sizing Chen Xue up and down, he rolls up his sleeves, reaches beneath the counter, and pulls out a brand-new shovel, tossing it in front of her.
Chen Xue still prefers people from before the apocalypse.
At least back then, everyone had good manners and didn’t resort to threatening people with violence at the drop of a hat.
“Oh, I remembered wrong. It’s six yuan, two jiao, and three fen.”
As mentioned in Chapter 1, Holy Mother. 1. The news of the end of the world has been told to so many people, including classmates, friends and strangers (I bought fresh vegetables for several years and asked her who will eat them, she just said I eat them), communities and countries, and they can't help but check it out. 2. The space is directly exposed to someone who has given scholarships for several years, and is directly monitored. 3. The inventory of goods stored is given directly to others, and the space is exposed. It is clear how much the heroine has stored. The final destination of the goods can also be found out, and the size of the space can also be estimated. 4. There is a renter living in your own house, and everyone knows exactly what you do at home.