When the extreme cold apocalypse comes, Lin Xiao's "hamster syndrome" hoarding addiction turns out to be a life-saving straw for the whole family. From expired cans to redundant power banks, every piece of forgotten "junk" comes to life in the frozen world - it turns out that hoarding is the strongest survival talent!
Reader comments
I haven't finished it yet, but I like it. I especially like the story about a family of three in the apocalypse. It's great to have space, and it's very enjoyable to read. It's closer to reality without space, but I also feel very reassured when I see so many supplies stocked up. I like it, I hope there will be more stories about a family in the apocalypse
Very realistic description
It's pretty cool, but can the temperature be lowered? It's minus 30 degrees this winter. I just need to wear a down jacket when I go out. It won't freeze like that.
Wow, it's really different. A completely different post-apocalyptic article.
Wow, it looks good. It's quite real and not just a chronicle.
I've learned a lot. It's a thoughtful post-apocalyptic article, not a fast-food plot. Come on, author.
Unlike those apocalyptic articles that repeat the same thing, it has new ideas. Big cheers for the author!
The author writes thoughtfully. If people mutate, can humans still accept it?
Wow, the author writes well and the details are in place. A different apocalypse.
I haven't finished it yet, but I like it. I especially like the story about a family of three in the apocalypse. It's great to have space, and it's very enjoyable to read. It's closer to reality without space, but I also feel very reassured when I see so many supplies stocked up. I like it, I hope there will be more stories about a family in the apocalypse
Very realistic description
It's pretty cool, but can the temperature be lowered? It's minus 30 degrees this winter. I just need to wear a down jacket when I go out. It won't freeze like that.
Wow, it's really different. A completely different post-apocalyptic article.
Wow, it looks good. It's quite real and not just a chronicle.
I've learned a lot. It's a thoughtful post-apocalyptic article, not a fast-food plot. Come on, author.
Unlike those apocalyptic articles that repeat the same thing, it has new ideas. Big cheers for the author!
The author writes thoughtfully. If people mutate, can humans still accept it?
Wow, the author writes well and the details are in place. A different apocalypse.