Thirty days before the apocalypse, Lu Chen is reborn.
In his previous life, he trusted the wrong people, lost his supplies, and was driven to the brink of death on a freezing night.
This time, he awakens a mobile apocalypse fortress space. From the start, he sells his house for cash and stocks up on supplies worth ten billion!
Extreme cold seals off the city, acid rain cuts off the roads, fog rolls in, and mutated creatures appear one after another.
While others fight tooth and nail over half a bag of rice, Lu Chen enjoys hot pot in his temperature-controlled safe house, checks his inventory, and upgrades his space.
The coworkers who betrayed him in his previous life come knocking. Hypocritical neighbors try to guilt-trip him. Black-market dealers set their sights on his supplies, and even a major base wants to swallow up his mobile fortress.
Lu Chen has just one thing to say: Want supplies? Fine, trade contributions for them. Want to steal them? Then don't blame me for clearing you out.
While everyone else is still struggling to survive in the ruins, his space has already evolved from a warehouse into a mobile base.
From today on, Lu Chen makes the rules of this apocalypse!
This is an apocalyptic masterpiece with a full sense of atmosphere. Civilization collapses, order disintegrates, crises are everywhere in the desolate world, and human nature is repeatedly tortured in desperate situations. The author does not blindly pile up the plot of fighting monsters, but interweaves the struggle for survival with the good and evil of people's hearts. The characters of ordinary people struggling to survive, careerists with scheming intentions, and companions who redeem each other are vivid and three-dimensional. The crises are intertwined, the rhythm is relaxed, and the tense survival scenes are immersive. In the last days, there is not only cruelty and despair, but also persistence and tenderness. The story has a profound idea. It explores the meaning of survival and the bottom line of human nature under the ruins of apocalypse. It has a long aftertaste after reading and is worth reading carefully.