If you were given a chance to go back to the eve of the disaster, what choice would you make?
Are you running for your life in panic and drifting with the tide? Or should you plan ahead and build yourself a Noah's Ark that can withstand everything?
Our protagonist, Chi Yu, resolutely chose the latter. And what she wants to build is far more than just a safe haven. It is an extreme, paranoid, and even a bit of black humor in the hardcore infrastructure journey of the apocalypse.
Just imagine: when others are fighting to the death for a piece of bread, she is planning an "acid rain defense system" with shower curtains and wolf-proof electric grids; when the zombie wave roars outside the city, she is leisurely staying in her own space, eating hot pot, and taking inventory of supplies that will last until the next century. This is not a simple hoarding, but a calm, almost ruthless and precise counterattack against a known fate.
But this is by no means just a cool article about "hoarding goods to survive". Chiyu's rebirth hides a bigger secret, as well as a "Time and Space Manor" system bound to her soul. This system is both her trump card and the fuse that draws her into a deeper whirlpool. Outside the fortress, there are zombies that are constantly evolving and possess strange wisdom, there are "Plastic Sisters" with evil intentions and grievances from past lives, there is "Breaking Dawn", a mysterious and powerful organization that pursues the truth of the apocalypse, and the retired commander Xu Yanzhou, who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, with whom she has been wary of each other and has relied on each other in life and death.
