(The end of the world + farming + infrastructure + no CP + pets + not the Holy Mother + stocking up + warm healing + daily life + rebirth + time travel + selling goods)
When the doomsday comes, the earth expands like a balloon, and natural landforms such as mountains, wilderness, and rivers are stretched infinitely.
All animals and plants evolve and mutate, deadly white fog fills the air, and the world is completely reorganized into a "New Earth."
Only in the area where the tree of life is located can people survive.
Opening up wasteland for planting and hunting have become the only ways for people to survive.
A few days before the college entrance examination, Su Zhiqiao received a strange call from his parents.
Just after the college entrance examination, he was hurried back to his hometown in the countryside by his parents.
Only then did I know...
In this life, the family clings to the innate peach tree at home and will never make the same mistake again.
However, everything changed, and the peach tree actually gave birth to spiritual wisdom.
Also, why does she possess a book of otherworldly transactions in this life?
Through this book, she can actually trade with people from other worlds! And you can also travel to other worlds to open stores and sell goods!
All this overturned her imagination.
But let's just farm honestly first. It's hard to move without food.
As she coexists with the peach tree, everything changes...
In the end, the family hibernated in a stone house in the mountains, selected loyal companions, and built a small courtyard in the mountains into a paradise for endless life in the apocalypse, becoming the largest farmer!
He traveled to other worlds, brought hope, and left a lasting mark.
(Special note: Everyone has their own personality and shining points, not a perfect character)
Reader comments
This post-apocalyptic farming article is a story I carefully polished.
The heroine Su Zhiqiao lives in symbiosis with peach trees. She travels through various apocalyptic worlds with a book of otherworldly transactions in hand. She survives stably by bartering without plunder, breaking the cruel rules of the jungle in the apocalypse.
The heroine's family supports each other, heals with warmth, and at the same time does not shy away from the cruelty of the apocalypse. There are practical daily life of infrastructure farming and material trading; there are tense conflicts of supernatural battles and hunting; there are also many supporting characters' growth and highlight moments.
I will continue to update steadily, expand the territory, unlock more survivor forces, carefully improve the plot, and bring you a warm and hopeful apocalyptic world. [Sending Hearts]
The subject matter is quite new, and there are relatively few female videos. I hope the writing will get better and better. However, an obvious problem is that the protagonist is confused, with confusing personal pronouns and confusing visuals. Who is the protagonist?
It's a pity that a very good book has been discontinued. I hope the author can improve it with the new book.
This post-apocalyptic farming article is a story I carefully polished. The heroine Su Zhiqiao lives in symbiosis with peach trees. She travels through various apocalyptic worlds with a book of otherworldly transactions in hand. She survives stably by bartering without plunder, breaking the cruel rules of the jungle in the apocalypse. The heroine's family supports each other, heals with warmth, and at the same time does not shy away from the cruelty of the apocalypse. There are practical daily life of infrastructure farming and material trading; there are tense conflicts of supernatural battles and hunting; there are also many supporting characters' growth and highlight moments. I will continue to update steadily, expand the territory, unlock more survivor forces, carefully improve the plot, and bring you a warm and hopeful apocalyptic world. [Sending Hearts]
The subject matter is quite new, and there are relatively few female videos. I hope the writing will get better and better. However, an obvious problem is that the protagonist is confused, with confusing personal pronouns and confusing visuals. Who is the protagonist?
It's a pity that a very good book has been discontinued. I hope the author can improve it with the new book.