The end is coming, mutants are running rampant, cities are in ruins, and humans are struggling to survive in fear.
Xia Ran, an ordinary social animal, was accidentally bound to the "Doomsday Space Supermarket". The shelves were piled with rice, flour, grain and oil, and all kinds of medicines and weapons were available. Others were still chewing bark, but she had achieved material freedom.
But she didn't just care about her own survival: under the gray wall at the entrance of the village, she rescued Aunt Zhang's family who were being hunted by mutants; on the grain drying field, she gathered veteran Li Lei's team with a box of instant noodles; in the laboratory, she took out a generator and purifier to rekindle hope for the fugitive researcher Lu Zhe.
The space supermarket is her trump card, but it is not her shackles: she exchanged ten bags of rice for seeds from neighboring villages, and planted green crops in the abandoned fields; she exchanged several boxes of antibiotics for the weapons of veterans, and built an iron wall at the entrance of the village; she used a tube of improved antibodies to connect three survivor bases, becoming the "Sister Ran" that everyone believed in in the apocalypse.
From ordinary people hiding in rental houses to stock up on goods, to the "village chief" who leads the whole village to open up wasteland and cultivate land; from exchanging instant noodles for trust, to using space supermarkets to leverage the doomsday pattern - Xia Ran's shelves are filled with supplies, guarding people's hearts, and raising the hope of an entire village.
When mutants besieged the city, when other bases asked for help, and when Lu Zhe's antibody test tube glowed with a light blue light, Xia Ran finally understood: the most valuable thing in the apocalypse is never the cans on the shelf, but the people who are willing to farm with you with a hoe and watch the night with a rifle.
This is a story about stocking up, about survival, and more about "rebuilding your home in the apocalypse" - the shelves are not full, but there is still hope.
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