In the third year of the apocalypse, acid rain erodes through the roofs, radiation seeps into the soil, mutated beasts hunt in the ruins, and humans survive in the cracks. Lin Wan, however, guarded an "Anju Inn" that appeared out of thin air and became the most unique shopkeeper in the apocalypse - when others were robbing supplies, she paid for the room, when others were hiding from mutant beasts, she repaired guest rooms, and when others were fighting for a mouthful of clean water, her inn had stable water and electricity, and could even provide a steaming shower.
Anjuzhan has its own upgrade system. From the beginning, it was a simple small hotel with only three leaky hardboard beds, to standard rooms with private bathrooms and luxurious king-bed rooms covered with velvet carpets, to star-rated hotels equipped with gyms, restaurants, and medical rooms. Each upgrade is triggered by the "safety points" earned from receiving guests, and room facilities, protection capabilities, and daily necessities will be automatically filled with the upgrade. What's even more bizarre is that the space inside the stack is absolutely safe and cannot be invaded by radiation, acid rain, or mutant beasts, making it the only "Noah's Ark" in the apocalypse.
Some people carry half a piece of compressed biscuit in exchange for a good night's sleep, some people bring precious medicines and want to rent them for a long time, and some people are jealous of the safety of the warehouse and try to rob it by force. Lin Wan always had the attitude of "just live if you pay, and get out if you cause trouble". While slowly upgrading the store, she watched the survivors from all walks of life play out the joys and sorrows in the apocalypse. Her goal is simple: in this ruined world, she can stay in her comfort zone and live comfortably. As for those who want to break this comfort, they should first ask if the defense system in the stack will automatically trigger.
