Doomsday: Max Comfort, and I’m Stockpiling Supplies Like Crazy

In his previous life, Chen Mo kindly shared his supplies, only to be tied up by his neighbors in a basement. They branded him with a hot iron and doused him in ice water as he watched helplessly while they emptied his pocket dimension. In the end, he froze and starved to death. As he lay dying, he could only curse himself for being such a doormat! Reborn in an instant, he returns to one month before the apocalypse and binds himself to the “Apocalypse Comfort System.” The more comfortable his life, the more points he earns, and the rarer the supplies and skills he can exchange them for! He also gets an unlimited storage space, so there’s no cap on how much he can stockpile! “Li, you want to borrow money from me? Pay back the life you owe me from my previous life first!” “Neighbors want to take advantage of me? Sorry, I won’t give you a single grain of rice!” This time, Chen Mo puts his kindness aside and uses his eight hundred thousand yuan to stock up like crazy: mountains of rice and flour, warehouses full of gasoline and diesel, enough down jackets to open a clothing store, and more antibiotics than he could ever use! He’s not just going to stockpile supplies, he’s going to build the safest apocalyptic fortress and drag out each of his enemies from his previous life to settle the score, making them suffer every bit of the pain he once endured! He unexpectedly reunites with Su Qingyue, the gentle campus beauty he had a crush on in his previous life. Seeing her worry about the strange weather, Chen Mo makes a quiet vow: This time, he’ll not only live comfortably himself, but protect the people he cares about! When an extreme global cold wave strikes and the temperature plunges to minus 60 degrees, others shiver in the freezing wind and fight over half a moldy loaf of bread. Chen Mo is lounging in his warm safe house, eating hot pot and drinking ice-cold cola. Watching the comfort points on his System panel shoot up, he happily redeems the latest heating equipment. “The apocalypse? It’s just the backdrop to my comfortable life