[Post-apocalyptic survival + high-level System + urban development + supermarket/hotel management + trading rules + revival of food culture + family bonds + heavy comedy + official cooperation + vaccine and reconstruction + ensemble cast, no romance!]
This isn't about having an invincible golden finger. It's about working hard, thinking things through, and surviving until tomorrow.
The night Song Yu quit her job, she was bound to the Post-Apocalyptic Civilization Asset Restructuring System.
At first, all she wanted was to stockpile enough canned food and protect her mother and her orange cat, Niangao.
Later, her safe house became a trading post, the trading post became an ark, and the ark became a place where people were willing to trade crystal cores, labor, and trust for a safe night, a bowl of hot porridge, and a bed.
But the ark had plenty of rules: triage was free, medicine required approval, weapons had to be checked in, and crystal cores had to be verified.
As for IOUs? Sorry, those aren't accepted after the apocalypse.
Tired of reading post-apocalyptic novels about fighting and killing people, this book integrates workplace wits into post-apocalyptic survival. The protagonist relies on his professional skills to strategize in the ark. The contrast is full, and the more you read, the more you get addicted! The plot is compact and logical, and you can't stop watching it in one go. Highly recommended to friends who are tired of traditional apocalyptic routines!
The rhythm is refreshing, the group characters are warm, and the sense of apocalyptic management is full. In the early stage, it is very exciting to watch Song Yu check the accounts, and in the later stage, it is even more exciting to watch the whole city live together.