Apocalypse Management: The Little One Leads the Whole Family to Stockpile Goods and Get Rich

[Apocalypse Stockpiling] [Cute Kid] [Whole-Family Upgrades] [Survival by Rules] [No Romance]

On the seventh day of the apocalypse, Dad has just carried three bags of food back from a horde of zombies when four-year-old Cen Manman is struck off the base's roster.

"She's four, has no powers, and still needs milk every day. We can't afford to raise her. Throw her out!"

The director pushes a lifelong labor contract in front of Dad. "Sign it, and we'll let her stay."

Manman hugs her cup of milk and asks softly, "Dad, if Manman drinks a little less, can I stay?"

Dad puts the cup back in her hands. In front of everyone, Mom tears up the contract.

"If she goes, we all go!"

The director sneers, certain they won't survive the extreme cold that night.

But the moment they step outside, Manman touches the food bags, and all three vanish.

[Family Quartermaster awakened!]

[Stock up on supplies to unlock growth quests for the whole family!]

Don't touch the gray rain. Don't answer familiar faces outside the door. The rules grow more brutal with every round. Manman just wants enough to eat and to stay with her family.

Once they stock up on rice, flour, and cooking supplies, Grandma restores everyone's strength with a pot of hot soup.

Once they stock up on tools and building materials, Dad repairs the broken door and keeps the monsters out.

Once they stock up on medical supplies, Mom can stabilize injuries with a wave of her hand, while her brother grows stronger with every fight, supplies pack on his back!

From a drafty repair shop to a fully upgraded shelter, the whole family relies on their little girl and manages to build a home in the apocalypse.

Later, when the base runs low on supplies, the director shows up offering a huge price, but wants Dad to deliver the goods first and discuss payment afterward.

Then a childish voice message pops up in the transaction window:

"Mommy, the uncle who kicked Manman out is back to buy on credit again!"