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Stockpiling Supplies to Build a Safe House in the Apocalypse of Rebirth
After being reborn three months before the natural disaster struck, Su Mo activated the spatial golden finger. He didn't save the world, he didn't publicize Our Lady, he just quietly built an underground safe house. Torrential rain, extreme cold and ice, and eternal night... While others were fighting for supplies, he silently cooked hot pot in the safe house. He thought he could keep a low profile until the natural disaster was over, until one day he softened up and rescued a team that was bein
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Invisible Rich: Start with a RMB 100 Million Prize
Li Mo is an ordinary programmer working hard at an Internet company in a first-tier city. His parents are civil servants in a small county. A machine-chosen double-color ball added 100 million in pre-tax bonus to his life account. Deduct taxes, plan, and lurk quietly. He chose to continue working, quietly enjoying life, using the extra capital and a little good luck to build his own business territory step by step in the wave of the times, accidentally and inevitably. From tens of millions to hu
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The Era of Natural Disasters: from Heavy Rain to Yellow Sand
After ten years of natural disasters, and being pushed into quicksand by his companions in the global desertification, Chen Mo died with the sting of betrayal and the memory of the apocalypse. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to three months before the natural disaster struck. This time, he is no longer the orphan with good intentions. The ancestral jade pendant space is his only support. Floods, extreme cold, acid rain, eternal night... He will calmly travel through all known disaster
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Rebirth in the Apocalypse: Hoarding Supplies to Restart Civilization
Reborn half a year before the end of the world, I found myself the only survivor in the world to retain my memory. There were no system prompts, only pure natural disasters that were about to follow. I sold the company, stocked up on 100,000 tons of strategic materials, and built an independent energy grid in suburban warehouses. When the first wave of high temperatures melted the city's cables, officials were still discussing emergency plans, but my underground fortress had a constant temperatu
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