For three years running, Ming Shutong has dreamed of the apocalypse: natural disasters, human calamities, zombies roaming everywhere, and society in ruins. When her dreams begin to overlap with reality, she wastes no time dragging her best friend into a full-on stockpiling spree. Food? Stockpile it! Weapons? Stockpile them! Medicine? Stockpile it!
Nowhere to store it all? No problem. She has an infinite space, complete with endless supplies and a luxurious mansion, plus a handsome, well-behaved househusband.
While everyone else struggles to survive the apocalypse, she and her best friend lounge in the mansion, eating hot pot, binge-watching shows, and sunbathing.
Bored with the apocalypse? Then they’ll recruit a few more girls and form a team!
Worried someone might stab them in the back? Ming Shutong smiles faintly. She can read minds.
A fake-sweet schemer wants to join? Sorry, she can hear every little plan in her head loud and clear.
And so their team steadily grows: a retired female soldier with incredible combat skills, a cool and beautiful doctor with exceptional medical expertise, a mechanical genius of a young woman… Every one of them is talented, and they’re all so pleasant to talk to.
Zombies besiege the city? They’ll simply retreat to the mansion in their space and soak in a hot spring to calm their nerves.
Hostile forces launch a sneak attack? She smiles faintly and drags a rocket launcher out of the arsenal.
While other survivors chew tree bark, they’re having a rooftop barbecue. While others fight over a piece of bread, they’re growing vegetables and raising chickens in the yard, living off the land.
The apocalypse is tough? Not for them. They’re living even better than they did before!
“Lie flat” is their attitude, and carefree living is their daily routine.
Mind reading keeps them safe, and their space gives them confidence.
And their mysterious, handsome butler seems to be hiding an even bigger secret…
Lighthearted apocalypse farming, beloved-team daily life, and an ability-powered power fantasy.
The heroine isn’t a self-sacrificing saint, and there are multiple male leads.
Wonderful, please give it a try, the author