After Receiving the Death Email, I Hunted Natural Disasters in Advance

At 0:17 in the morning, cold chain claims adjuster Zhang Haige received a death email from seventy-two hours later. The email showed: Hengyuan cold storage will be closed in three days. Fifty-seven people died, and the last deceased was the recipient. She rushed to the cold storage in advance and after reporting the damage to the frozen meat, she found the body of the administrator Zhang Bao and 57 sealed black rescue bags. What's even weirder is that the cold storage temperature control system is treating a mass of black tissue that eats up heat as ordinary cargo. Zhang Haige did not wait for disaster to happen. She started the meat grinder and destroyed the unripe disaster core in advance. The core was damaged, but the cold storage was closed on the spot. Chen Junhao, the heir to the warehouse, gained the power to control materials and temperature at the cost of other survivors having to continue to provide him with heat. Zhang Haige refused to accept the distribution method of "sacrificing the few to preserve the many" and relied on the cooperation of cold chain professionals, fire rescue and ordinary people to save 48 lives from the death toll for the first time. Since then, future emails have continued to arrive: heavy rain subway, Baita Hospital, acid rain lockdown, power outage in seven cities, city-wide countdown... Each email delivered the disaster into her hands seventy-two hours in advance. And she gradually found out that these emails came from the underground return station where her mother Yu Hongfeng worked. The Tianheng Project, launched fifteen years ago, is creating a disaster core. The person in charge, Yin Guowei, wants to use seven arks to screen survivors and hand over the entire city to a system that only calculates efficiency.