Infinite Natural Disasters: I Survived by Shaking Milk Tea Until I Beat the Game

The main story is complete

Disasters + management + stockpiling + camper van

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Chapter One: Stormy Island, cleared

Chapter Two: Missing Spectrum (Extreme Cold), cleared

Chapter Three: Raft Survival, cleared

The apocalypse game has been cleared

Graduation meant unemployment for Lin Yan, whose daily life working at a bubble tea shop came to an end in a blinding flash of white light.

When she opened her eyes again, she found herself in an endless apocalyptic disaster game.

From the start, she had a leaky little three-wheeled car and the identity of a bubble tea shop owner who only knew how to shake drinks.

The System's verdict: an unlicensed, shady operation.

Lie flat? Keep her head down? Wait for the authorities to come to the rescue?

Fine. First things first, she had to survive today.

Can't get a good loot box on Stormy Island? Her Lucky Coconut Latte was ready to shake!

An apocalyptic freeze at minus 60 degrees? Plenty of Red Date, Longan, and Ginger Tea to keep everyone warm!

A vast sea overrun by septicemia? Her Vitamin-Packed Orange Smash was ready to beat it down!

Wait! Weren't they supposed to lie flat and wait for rescue? How did her shady little operation get upgraded into a mobile bubble tea fortress?

She was supposed to find someone to carry her, so why was the whole server chasing her with orders?

Then one day, an announcement filled the game channel:

“After thorough evaluation, the ‘Goose-Over-the-Wall Bubble Tea Truck’ is hereby designated a strategic partner for survival supplies across the entire region.”

Lin Yan stared at the base canteen she'd built by expanding her tricycle and fell silent.

Hold on… weren't they supposed to rescue me? How did I end up providing drinks for everyone?!

Notes: 1. The heroine gets all the spotlight; there's little romance.

2. The current tasks are fixing typos and drawing the camper van.

3. The story is protected against unauthorized access, with a 60% threshold and a 48-hour window. These may be adjusted as the story progresses.

Theme: A single tree does not make a forest.