Five hours before the zombie outbreak, courier Lin Mo bound the doomsday survival system.
Unlimited supplies? Exchange. Body strengthening? Arrange. Desert Eagle? Give it a try first.
He doesn't save the world or the Holy Mother. He first locked the unit door, stocked up the supermarket next door, and then posted a message in the owner group:
"A pack of instant noodles for a pound of rice, pretty girls first, ugly ones don't knock on the door."
The Mercedes-Benz girl who once looked down at him is now kneeling outside the door begging him to open the door.
The property manager who once called him here and there now shows him the door.
In the apocalypse, materials are kingship.
And Lin Mo has endless supplies.
Reader comments
It's okay, but can you stop explaining the smile or other expressions all the time? Why do you have to explain the meaning every time? I know what it means, but it means what you say. Do you think it's good to keep explaining?
It's pretty, but it seems like I'm the only one [covering face]
It's okay, but can you stop explaining the smile or other expressions all the time? Why do you have to explain the meaning every time? I know what it means, but it means what you say. Do you think it's good to keep explaining?
It's pretty, but it seems like I'm the only one [covering face]