[Science fiction apocalypse + first person + base construction + no system + no space + resource management + shelter management + team portrait + single female protagonist + institutional game + civilization reconstruction]
Anhe Biological Group conducted in vivo experiments in violation of regulations. The self-evolving vector developed by the AI pharmaceutical model was recombined with a variety of viruses, and the Gramae virus was leaked. The virus spreads across species, continues to mutate, and pollutes water and soil. Black rain, floods, red tides, ground cracks, extreme cold, tsunamis and wind walls erupted one after another, and human civilization rapidly collapsed.
I had no system and no space to carry around. If you want to survive, you can only find energy, medicine and food, lead people to dismantle equipment, connect circuits, repair water purification, and load usable supplies into vehicles.
When the warehouse was flooded, we went into the mountains to build a fort; when supplies ran out, we captured the underground industrial city and restarted the production line; when the land route was broken, we built a mobile fortress; when the tsunami closed the port, we modified the ocean-going ark; when the wind wall cut off the surface of the earth, we sent the shelter to the sky.
Every upgrade has to be dismantled, repaired, connected, tested, and accepted at the risk of death.
But when energy, medical care, production and shipping routes are all monopolized by a few forces, what we are fighting for is no longer a refuge, but the right to survive.
Standing in front of the orbital city, I finally understood: What traps civilization is never the size of the shelter, but who has the right to set the rules and decide who can enter and who must die outside.
AI article. . . . .