A meteor strikes, and an ice age descends without warning. In a world where temperatures have plunged to minus seventy degrees, Lu Yan is killed by his brother Li Hao and his lover Zhou Nian over half a biscuit.
Reborn with a burning hatred, he returns to seven days before the apocalypse and tears away the mask of tenderness, frantically turning every resource he has into cash. He maxes out his credit cards, borrows every last cent from online lenders, and transforms the Longshan air-raid shelter into an impregnable fortress. Rice is piled high, canned food fills the storeroom, gasoline generators roar, and down jackets and hand warmers are piled up like a bed.
When snow and ice seal off the city and Li Hao and Zhou Nian are on their last breaths, frozen and begging on their knees, Lu Yan holds up a bubbling hot pot behind the ice-covered glass and laughs. “Freeze slowly. In this apocalypse, nobody gets special treatment.”
Reborn, he has just two goals: stockpile enough supplies to become a legend, and watch his enemies freeze into ice sculptures.
