After working overtime for thirty-seven consecutive days, Su Wanning died suddenly at her workstation.
As soon as he opened his eyes, seven billion people around the world were thrown into a survival game called "Ice Age".
The ice field at minus 20 degrees, a three-meter-square foothold, an iron drill, and half a piece of dry biscuit. There was no heating, no street lights, and there were wolves howling in the distance.
Some people pulled out their knives for half a piece of dry biscuit, while others froze into ice sculptures in the wind and snow.
Su Wanning was lucky - she awakened a small cave with her. Ten square meters, a constant temperature of fifteen degrees, and a spiritual spring. It was freezing outside, but she was roasting rabbit, growing vegetables, and making hot soup inside.
You can also draw a fortune once a day.
I drew "warm and cozy" today, and I didn't feel cold at 40 degrees below zero. If you draw "Empty Hand" tomorrow, you will get extra supplies for hunting. Occasionally you will get "extremely bad luck" - just wait and wait for tomorrow.
While others struggled to survive on the ice sheet, she turned her life into poetry in the small cave.
Until one day, she found a door deep in the ice field.
It says on the door: Those who pass can choose to go home.
