When the end came, Qi Jia's first reaction was not fear, but distress - he had just spent 8,888 yuan on a RV on a second-hand platform. The seller said it had "extremely large interior space." He thought it was a joke, but when the car was delivered, it was three times bigger than an ordinary RV. With retractable side extensions, a lifting roof, and foldable furniture, the forty square meters is packed to the brim, like a well-decorated mini apartment.
Then a solar storm turned the Earth upside down. Mutated beasts are running all over the streets, radiation rains down randomly, and human civilization has retreated into primitive society without even access to WiFi.
Qi Jia, 36 years old, is a construction site technician. I have worked in municipal engineering for 12 years, lived in a tent in the Gobi Desert, built roads in the desert, and connected pipes in sewage treatment plants. He understands blueprints, can lay out wires, can repair machinery, and can connect circuits - for him, the end of the world is just a new construction site that is even more outrageous. Party A is God, the construction period is unlimited, and the acceptance criterion is alive.
He owns an amphibious RV of unknown origin, a fishing rod, a short-legged pear cat named Nian Gao (it can catch mice and birds, but cannot fight mutant beasts), as well as a belly full of construction site slang and an endless desire to complain.
This is not a doomsday story about bitterness and hatred. This is an outrageous adventure in which a construction site technician uses a tape measure, a fishing rod, and a cat to build, catch fish, recruit teammates, slowly become stronger, and save humanity in the apocalypse. There are emotional lines, but they are restrained - doctor Shen Yumo has changed from a sharp-tongued teammate to a side-by-side partner. There is no "I love you" in the whole book, and it all depends on details and actions.
Qi Gong said: The doomsday is not scary, the scary thing is that there are no blueprints.
Nian Gao said: Meow. (Translation: He's right.)
