The Apocalypse Came After He Dumped Me: What Do You Have to Regret Now, You Jerk?

(Day-to-day slice of life + slow burn + stockpiling supplies + all kinds of natural disasters + no spatial storage + no golden finger + no romance + no special powers + not reborn + not a saint)

To save money for a wedding with her boyfriend, Bai Yun opens a small supermarket in Shanghai and works herself to the bone. Just as she's about to save enough for a down payment, he dumps her on her twenty-fifth birthday. She accidentally learns that her boyfriend is actually a rich second-generation heir who privately calls her a country bumpkin and a pauper because she's a rural girl with no connections. Knowing the gap between their backgrounds, Bai Yun has no choice but to accept reality. She takes her savings back to her hometown to retreat from the world and keep her grandparents company. Having grown up poor, she can't bear to leave the supermarket's supplies behind. Along with a treatment simulation project assigned by her psychologist, a series of coincidences leads her to transport the supplies back to the countryside. Not long afterward, the Apocalypse begins, bringing all kinds of natural disasters. She'd planned to live quietly with her grandparents and keep out of sight, but who knew that scumbag would refuse to leave her alone? Fine, fine. I'll eat and drink well in the Apocalypse while you suffer and struggle.

The protagonist comes from the bottom of society, has no ability to see the future, and lives a quiet life. She loves good food, and the story features plenty of it.