Bai Qianyue has long suffered from paranoid delusions. The little details of everyday life, a passing glance from someone nearby, a stray remark during casual conversation: in her eyes, all of them conceal malice. When her coworkers happen to gather and talk, she thinks they’re maliciously gossiping about her. Even a glance from a stranger is enough to put her on guard and make her imagine all kinds of ill intentions.
When earthquake fissures tore through the city, when tsunami waves swept bustling districts into ruins, when extreme cold and heat took turns scorching and freezing the shattered remains, when acid rain fell like corrosive tears and swallowed all life… In the instant chaos descended, people scattered in panic as the world fell apart. But years of “paranoia” had etched vigilance into Bai Qianyue’s bones, and she had already stocked her game inventory with food, medicine, and clean water to last for years.
In this brutal apocalypse, where the strong prey on the weak and danger lurks everywhere, the much-maligned “paranoia” that plagued her has transformed into an extraordinary ability that seems almost prophetic. Whenever danger draws near, her intensely sensitive and suspicious nerves sound the alarm first, helping her narrowly avoid disaster again and again. She fights to survive in the depths of the apocalypse, guiding her family and companions past one crisis after another.
Not suitable for me, too kind