Two male leads, Gu Lin x Guan Qing (who appears a little later), lie-flat apocalypse
After struggling to survive three years of apocalyptic disasters, Gu Lin was not killed by catastrophe or starvation. Instead, he died at the hands of the “family and friends” he had once helped. They stole his last moldy piece of bread and shoved him into a blizzard at minus seventy degrees, all because “if you’re capable, you should do more.”
When he opened his eyes again, Gu Lin was reborn one year before the apocalypse. His grief over his parents’ deaths in a plane crash had yet to fade, but his enormous inheritance and knowledge of the future showed him a completely different path ahead. By chance, he activated the heirloom jade his mother had left him and gained a portable pocket dimension containing a miniature world!
It had thousands of acres of fertile fields, a spiritual spring, and everything from ponds to oceans. The little house in the pocket dimension came with an endless basement where time stood still, making it easy to stockpile billions’ worth of supplies.
This time, to hell with those awful relatives! Gu Lin sneered. He had only two things to do: stockpile supplies from all over the world like crazy, and turn the suburban villa he inherited into the world’s strongest apocalypse fortress.
When the apocalypse arrived as expected and one disaster after another struck, countless people struggled in pain and despair.
But in his own fortress, Gu Lin enjoyed the air conditioning, hot pot, and mountains of supplies, savoring a peaceful life on his own.
Outside was a living hell. Inside was his own secluded paradise.
It's not bad. You can read it in Shuhuang. It's good to have some supplies in the cat's nest. It's not like some people who stock up a lot and have to take the risk of searching the surrounding areas. It just feels like the timeline is too blurry. Later, I suddenly said that I stayed in the villa for more than three years before going out, but in the front, it felt like it hadn't been that long at all. More than three years had passed by just one extreme cold and one extreme night. To be honest, I don't know how long we've known each other since I saw them later. Moreover, some plots are also written very broadly. For example, when we go to the shelter later, they are all summarized in one stroke without detailed content. Generally speaking, except for the daily life of Gongshou, other aspects, whether it is the people, background, or timeline, are very vague, and it feels like the creation is one-sided.
It's okay to stock up on goods in the past, but writing after the end of the world is really boring [face-covering][face-covering]
The protagonist's hundreds of millions are worth hundreds of billions of flowers
Female author. . .