Keeping a Low Profile in the Apocalypse: Scavenging Trash to Build a Base

[Post-Apocalypse + Scavenging + Little Girl + Transmigrate + Survival + Base-Building] The female lead isn’t a good person. If you don’t like her, don’t read it. Don’t leave a bad review just for the sake of it. I’m not making money from this anyway. The female lead isn’t some genius, either. She’s just an ordinary person who transmigrated, not some super-smart character. (The early chapters focus on the apocalypse. The base-building will come much later, after the zombies appear.) After an accident, Chen Xi transmigrates into a book as a two-year-old cannon-fodder girl in a horrid family. She can’t run, can’t fight, and can barely even get out of the house. Chen Xi is overcome with despair, but fortunately, she has a golden finger: every day, she can return to her original world to scavenge. From then on, Chen Xi is like a little hamster, visiting convenience stores, shopping malls, residential neighborhoods, and markets every day to gather food, clothes, scrap, and more... Disasters come one after another: extreme heat, torrential rain, extreme cold, zombies, and meteorites. Eventually, the entire world becomes a wasteland. But the dangers don’t end there. Monsters created by disaster-borne viruses, the threat of high-level zombies, and humans turning on one another. Chen Xi struggles to survive and grow stronger in this harsh world, building a base of her own. She creates a haven in the wasteland era. But can everything really go so smoothly for her? Human nature in the apocalypse, and the schemes that follow the wasteland.