The World Is Frozen: I Built a Doomsday Shelter

In 2030, global temperatures soared abnormally and the world plunged into a scorching heat. Countless people are dying from the heat in India, while Europe is scrambling for air conditioners and fans. People only think that this is a difficult summer, but they don't know that it is just the prelude to the end. Zhang Qing, a 26-year-old ordinary office worker, has a one-month-old child and his wife is his college classmate. He has a secret that no one knows - every few days, he dreams of a devastating disaster. In June 2032, the Yellowstone and Valles volcanoes in the United States were the first to erupt. The eruption index exceeded level 8 and was as powerful as tens of thousands of atomic bombs. Immediately afterwards, the Lake Taupo volcano in New Zealand and the Ischia supervolcano in Italy erupted one after another. The chain eruptions of four super volcanoes triggered massive earthquakes and giant tsunamis, killing millions of people instantly. The volcanic ash cloud covered the sky and the sun, and ash up to 20 centimeters thick covered the city. The power grid was paralyzed, water sources were polluted, and traffic was disrupted. What's even more frightening is that poisonous gases have spread all over the world, the sun has been completely blocked, the earth's temperature has plummeted, and mankind is about to usher in a long ice age. There are only one year and eight months left before disaster strikes. He must hoard food, purify water, and find energy within the limits of an ordinary person to fight for a glimmer of life for his wife and children. Faced with the imminent collapse of social order, wildly rising prices, and chaos that may break out at any time. How can a powerless ordinary person hold up a sky for his family on the eve of the end of the world? This is a race against time and an extreme test of love and survival. When civilization collapses and humanity retreats into darkness, how should Zhang Qing make a decision?