I Stockpiled an Entire Mountain in the Apocalypse

In the third year of the apocalypse, You Jingyuan, who had lost his memory, was kicked out of the base because he couldn't turn in enough supplies. By chance, he acquired a barren mountain System.

To others, the mountain was desolate and lacking food. To him, it was a safe haven. He built a house, dug up wild vegetables, picked wild fruit, and raised fish and livestock. He traded his surplus food for supplies, and the goodwill he earned made the mountain's resources increasingly abundant.

While floods raged and extreme cold wreaked havoc outside, he stayed in his cave, baking biscuits and making milk tea, living in great comfort.

Just after he had filled a new warehouse with supplies, another wave of disasters swept across the land. Countless bases were destroyed, including the base of Zhong Qian, who had given him food and helped him make it to the mountain.

Zhong Qian set out to find a new base with a dozen elderly people, women, and children. They accidentally wandered into the nearby miasma, and You Jingyuan brought them back.

In return, You Jingyuan took them in. He hadn't expected the System's goodwill points to skyrocket, causing the mountain to grow and transform at an astonishing pace. People built houses and roads at its foot, planted crops, and raised livestock, turning it into the most secure refuge in the apocalypse.

And You Jingyuan's memories returned along with the mountain's growth.

It turned out that protecting this mountain and the people who loved it had always been his mission.

With the mountain sealed by heavy snow, Zhong Qian cornered You Jingyuan in the warehouse. After a long silence, he finally spoke. "When I gave you food back then, I never expected you to repay me."

You Jingyuan brushed the snow from his head. "If repayment means keeping all of you here with me, then I've made a fortune."

Reader's Note:

1. The early chapters focus on the plot; romance comes later. One-on-one pairing, happy ending.

2. A light, laid-back story with everyday slice-of-life scenes. It isn't full of dramatic twists or thrilling action.

3. Readers who require perfect characterization, have extremely high environmental standards, or dislike golden fingers may encounter things they don't like, so please feel free to leave.

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