In the wasteland after the nuclear winter, the wandering businessman Chen Mo did not want to get involved in those grand themes. He just wanted to resell supplies among various settlements and live quietly for a lifetime.
But when he accidentally discovered an abandoned agricultural experiment station and found radiation-resistant mutant seeds, everything changed dramatically.
He didn't want to be a savior, so more and more people began to follow him, because what he gave was not empty hope, but a step-by-step, down-to-earth way to survive, where there was clean water, where food could be grown, and where old-world machines were buried.
When more and more people gathered, when settlements turned into towns, and towns turned into alliances, Chen Mo discovered that this new world he had built bit by bit had pushed him ahead of everyone else.
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I just read three chapters. 1. The currency used for bullets is probably based on the subway, but it didn't say what model it was that could not be copied. It just said 7.62. How do you calculate the currency for reloading bullets? 2. The male protagonist directly rescued a stranger on the way, and was not afraid that he would wake up and kill you. Then he used the medical supplies he had saved for three months to treat the other person. Is this really something that someone who has survived in the wasteland can do?
I just read three chapters. 1. The currency used for bullets is probably based on the subway, but it didn't say what model it was that could not be copied. It just said 7.62. How do you calculate the currency for reloading bullets? 2. The male protagonist directly rescued a stranger on the way, and was not afraid that he would wake up and kill you. Then he used the medical supplies he had saved for three months to treat the other person. Is this really something that someone who has survived in the wasteland can do?
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