Reborn in the Apocalypse: I Want to Rebuild Earth?

In the fifth year of the apocalypse, Lu Chen is pushed into a horde of zombies by the person he loves most.

Only as he dies does he learn the truth: the space he fought so hard to protect was merely a bridal gown for someone else.

He opens his eyes again, back three months before the apocalypse arrives.

After activating his ancestral jade pendant, Lu Chen discovers that this space can do more than store supplies. It can hold all of human civilization.

Books, antiques, documents, scientific and technological materials... Every piece of human civilization he collects upgrades the space.

He frantically stockpiles supplies: billions' worth of goods, thousands of tons of fuel, tens of thousands of tons of grain, a library, and three museums.

Gu Yan, a retired special forces soldier who just moved in next door, gives him an increasingly strange look.

"Why are you hoarding so many books? You can't take the graduate school entrance exam during the apocalypse."

Lu Chen smiles without answering.

Then the extreme cold arrives, zombies break out, and humanity teeters on the brink of extinction.

A prophet reveals the shocking truth: In the previous life, humanity created a new planet, but couldn't activate it for lack of a "vessel of civilization."

And Lu Chen's space is the embryo of that planet.

The whole world is stunned: That rich second-generation kid who was frantically stockpiling supplies was securing humanity's escape route!

His former enemies kneel among the ruins, begging for mercy.

Lu Chen steps on one man's face and says softly:

"Now that I've been reborn, I don't just want to survive..."

"I want to rebuild this Earth."