Transmigrated Stepmother: Raising Children with a Spirit Spring Space

Breaking the embarrassment routine of traditional escape stories, the setting of the heroine traveling through an entire maternal and child store is truly imaginative. This mobile fortress with its own predictions and supplies has become a divine weapon in the troubled times where hunger and death are everywhere. The best thing about the story is the collision between Goldfinger and reality: the author does not let the feeling of pleasure flow to the surface. The anxiety when the stockpile is exhausted, the risk of exposing the space, and the trade-off of using baby food in exchange for trust all make the road to survival more real. The line of escape and the line of salvation run parallel. In the desperate apocalypse, a maternal and child store not only holds up the hope of survival, but also the glimmer of continuation of civilization.

Worth a read, the article is very good.