[Natural disasters + spatial powers + stockpiling supplies + mental powers + psychological flaws + a heroine who grows over time + two male leads]
She died in the extreme cold and was reborn five months before the apocalypse. This time, Zhou Yue has spatial powers at her disposal. With blizzards, freezing cold, torrential rain, extreme heat, earthquakes, acid rain, and more looming in succession, she has just one thing to say:
"I want to live like a person in the apocalypse: happy, carefree, and able to make my own choices."
Under the old order, she clung to others like a vine, watching and surviving quietly.
But amid the ruins of the apocalypse, Zhou Yue no longer hides. Her philosophy of survival is the sharpest rule in this collapsing world.
She is no vine waiting to be nurtured.
She is a pitcher plant that has been hiding in plain sight. "Now is my time to bloom."
P.S. This is the story of Zhou Yue sinking her roots into the harsh soil of her era and growing toward a rich life of her own, as the world collapses from an orderly civilization into a deadly natural-disaster survival arena, then evolves into a new age where technology and mental powers coexist.
I thought it was a lone wolf in the apocalypse, but I didn't expect to go home to pick up my parents. I thought it was a family trying to survive in the apocalypse. I didn't expect it to be a native conflict in the apocalypse. I thought it was a family conflict, but the heroine doesn't trust anyone! Overall it's pretty good, unlike other apocalyptic novels. I don't like Zhou Yue's character, but everyone is Zhou Yue.
Is this the end? Will the author make any more updates? I still want to see the follow-up, urgent, urgent, urgent, urgent
I think it's getting better and better. The plot becomes more exciting after entering chapter 100, but the updates are too slow.