Doomsday Rebirth: My Infinite Supply Warehouse

Name: Doomsday Rebirth: My Infinite Supply Warehouse
Author: Situ Dada

末日重生：我的无限物资仓库

by Situ Dada (司徒大大)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 213k Words
Genre: Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Synopsis

Reborn one year before the apocalypse, Lin Zhou discovers that he possesses an infinitely large pocket dimension.

No rules, no limits, just one thought: stockpile!

He clears out foreign supermarkets, armories, and entire pharmaceutical warehouses.

After returning to China, he builds an apocalyptic fortress on the edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

When solar flares erupt and the zombie virus runs rampant, others die in despair while he drinks red wine and eats steak underground.

Later, when the Longguo military asks for help, Lin Zhou smiles faintly. “How much do you need? Bring your own trucks.”

Global free-for-all looting + a meticulously built fortress + protecting Longguo: this novel delivers the ultimate apocalyptic power fantasy.

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