Li Kui, 28 years old, had a Ph. D. From a 985 university, was the leader in academic papers, and held 10 SCI papers. He died suddenly because he stayed up late to revise his thesis, and accidentally entered an apocalyptic novel that had been abandoned.
Extreme cold, extreme heat, floods, plague, poisonous fog...
Where can the King of Juan be not Juan? Living in the apocalypse, she started a crazy hoarding mode, preparing to fight to the end.
With the blessing of space, stocking up can get twice the result with half the effort.
When the extreme cold came, others froze like dogs, but she wrapped herself in a thermal blanket and slept harder than anyone else;
When the extreme heat comes, others are so hot that their skin peels off, but she calmly blows on the air conditioner and eats iced watermelon;
When floods came, others were grabbing moldy instant noodles from the sewage, while she was grilling mutton skewers and chicken wings on the top floor;
When the plague came and others coughed and vomited blood, she leisurely picked honeysuckle, astragalus, and isatis roots to make soup in the space;
When the poisonous fog came, others covered their noses and couldn't breathe. She wore a modified gas mask and walked her dog leisurely;
The sky is falling apart and the earth is falling apart. She just wants to survive until spring comes.
Reader comments
The writing about stocking up is very messy. I just buy something wherever I go. I just read it without thinking. When I read Chapter 13, the heroine went shopping for cultural relics and spent a million to buy a painting called Xanadu. She said that she longed for Xanadu. I really couldn't stand it. Shuiwen is not like this, right? It is said later that this space can be upgraded with cultural relics or things with age, so let's lay the groundwork. Without saying anything, it is said that the heroine yearns for the Taoyuan in the apocalypse and spends one million to buy a painting.
Exhausted from watching.
I read a few chapters, but it's not very good. The author has no common sense in life. He wrote that compressed biscuits cost 100 yuan a pound.
The writing about stocking up is very messy. I just buy something wherever I go. I just read it without thinking. When I read Chapter 13, the heroine went shopping for cultural relics and spent a million to buy a painting called Xanadu. She said that she longed for Xanadu. I really couldn't stand it. Shuiwen is not like this, right? It is said later that this space can be upgraded with cultural relics or things with age, so let's lay the groundwork. Without saying anything, it is said that the heroine yearns for the Taoyuan in the apocalypse and spends one million to buy a painting.
Exhausted from watching.
I read a few chapters, but it's not very good. The author has no common sense in life. He wrote that compressed biscuits cost 100 yuan a pound.