Su Qing, who has ice and wood abilities, transmigrated from a world crawling with zombies to an apocalyptic world in the midst of natural disasters. Torrential rain, tsunamis, earthquakes, acid rain, mudslides, blizzards... Disaster after disaster struck one after another.
Faced with the points and child the original owner had left behind, Su Qing was at a loss. But all her troubles vanished the moment she saw the Golden Shopping System.
Temperatures soaring to 50 or 60 degrees? No problem! Endless ice cubes will let you enjoy being surrounded by ice!
Short on clothes and food? Don't panic. With all kinds of cheap fruit, vegetables, and grains, Mom will never have to worry about me going hungry again!
Extreme-cold disasters? Underestimating the System, are you? A little safe house can drive away the cold and make you feel like it's spring.
Mudslides? Earthquakes? Blizzards? Torrential rain? Floods... A little disaster like that is no problem!
But what if she's short on gold and the System runs out of money?
Don't worry. Once the apocalypse arrives, currency becomes worthless. Gold will be easy to get your hands on, and before you know it, you can casually rake in billions!
See how Su Qing gives the poor little one a good life, even in the apocalypse!
The premise is quite good. The content is rather bland, but the female lead is someone who has lived through the apocalypse, so she seems a bit "naive".
I really enjoy reading it, and I hope you'll write more. The language is close to everyday life, simple, and very interesting. I don't like things that are aggressive or full of intense conflict, and I especially dislike those that pile up countless exaggerated sensory adjectives, which dazzle the reader and shatter their senses. It's particularly painful.
It's good, and quite short; I finished it in just one day. The content is also good. In the end, the system is shared, humanity is saved, and the female protagonist's family lives happily ever after.
It's quite good. There aren't too many awful characters, and I think the female lead is really strong. She manages to live a good life with her child in the apocalypse. As long as you get through the initial drawn-out explanations, the author gets better and better as the story progresses. It's pretty good.
I genuinely think the author's writing is very interesting; the natural disasters and the special cheat-like abilities are perfect, so why is the rating so low?
It's absolutely gorgeous! Five stars! The ceiling is the best among the disaster-themed scenes! Haven't rated it yet. Rating it soon!
Does it have a male lead? It's a pretty good, satisfying read, I'll give it five stars.
Very exciting and very good-looking
I think the author writes very well! Keep it up, author! Haha