[Apocalyptic disasters + Stockpiling supplies + No romance + Pocket dimension + Comforting food + Slow-paced, lie-flat daily life. The heroine is an ordinary office worker, not a power-fantasy protagonist. A cozy little story to help hardworking people unwind.]
An Ning is an introverted, socially anxious office worker. After accidentally gaining a pocket dimension and having a prophetic dream about the apocalypse, she begins stockpiling supplies.
At first, she chooses to stock up abroad as much as possible. Once her pocket dimension is packed to the brim, she decisively quits her job and returns to her hometown in the countryside. In an uninhabited spot in the mountains, she builds two safe little cabins, one for herself and one for her parents.
When the apocalypse arrives, An Ning chooses to keep her head down whenever she can. No matter how bitterly cold it gets outside or how the winds and snow rage, she stays tucked away in her safe cabin, playing with her kitten and keeping company with good food and movies.
It's alright. I just don't understand why I don't live with my parents. They know there's space available, especially in this apocalyptic world.
Why did the female lead send her mother to her grandparents' house instead of leaving her in the new house? She and her father went to her grandparents' house instead.
Sure. If it really is an apocalypse, life is really tough for ordinary people. The female lead is so lucky to have a spatial dimension; I want one.
I think the female lead is pretty good.
Not bad, not bad, not bad
It is very well written and very detailed.
It's still very good-looking.