At the last moment when the flood reached his neck, Lin Wan looked at the top-notch Wagyu hot pot that his cousin showed off in his circle of friends, and he was reborn with endless hatred and returned to the 38 days before the natural disaster. This time, she mortgaged all her wealth and frantically stocked up on the countdown to the doomsday with torrential rain: 200 tons of diesel, 1,000 boxes of compressed biscuits, military crossbows and polar cold-proof clothing filled a 400-square-meter warehouse, and even froze Musang King durians as survival supplies.
After seven days of heavy rain, the ice dropped to minus 50 degrees Celsius, turning the city into a giant ice sculpture. When the cousin led the thugs to kick open the blast door, Lin Wan used a crossbow to seal his throat: "Those who steal food, die." But the real crisis is far beyond imagination - mechanical warriors come like the god of death, energy cannons pierce flesh and blood; the blue mark that suddenly appears on the wrist is like a "lighthouse", attracting unknown pursuit; in the underground shelter, the veteran Zhao screams before his death, "That light is here to collect debts", revealing the deeper terrifying truth of the doomsday.
She and her only friend Su Yue fled for their lives in the frozen ruins, from the city swallowed by floods to the Death Train cemetery buried deep underground. Tens of billions of supplies have become a trump card for survival, but they also attract covetousness; the mysterious brand points to the coordinates of Beijing, which is the "Lighthouse" restricted area and the source of all disasters. When extreme cold intertwines with mechanical hunting, Lin Wan must uncover the mystery of the brand before supplies are exhausted, and fight a bloody path to restart civilization in the apocalypse of steel and frost - but she doesn't know that the faint blue light pattern on her wrist has already marked her as the most dangerous "living chess piece" in the apocalyptic chess game.
