My Space Is a Camper Van [Apocalypse]

[Complete · Extras are everyday-life snippets; buy with caution] · Spatial hoarding · Apocalypse · Farming · Escape · Road trip · Food · Feel-good power fantasy · Family, friendship, and human nature In her dreams, enormous scarlet birds rain down from the sky, their blazing wings setting fire to the world she knows. Stiff, terrifying walking corpses pour out of the ruins of buildings; Yellow sand fills the entire sky; Torrential rain melts towering buildings, turning the city into a wasteland; Refugees collapse, coughing up blood, on the red earth outside the city... Ji Ningxin wakes from another nightmare, drenched in cold sweat, and drives to the supermarket. She realizes she still hasn’t stockpiled enough supplies at home. She doesn’t want her eldest brother beaten and seriously injured over a bottle of clean water, or her father lured into a trap and killed over a box of medicine... Whether the scenes in her dreams are real or not, she hopes she can protect her family. Thankfully, the nightmares of the apocalypse came with a dark, empty space. She thought it was just a storage space, until she accidentally entered it and discovered that it was actually connected to her RV! [Passenger List], [Basic Defense], [Water Purification], [Automatic Blackwater Tank Treatment], [Steel Bones], [360-Degree Vision], [Disinfection Zone]... The more kinds of items she stores in the space, the more powerful the RV becomes... Collect metals (3/10 types), ores and minerals (1/5 types), seeds (10/10 types)... Upgrade available. Ji Ningxin starts dismantling her house: aluminum is found in foil, the tiles are marble, the cement in the walls contains lime and gypsum, the glass contains quartz sand and borax, gold and silver jewelry are metals, the compass contains lodestone, and pencil leads contain graphite... ★★Reader’s Guide★★ 1. An original, shared-universe story with a strong female lead. Her golden finger is an upgradeable RV that can protect only her own family, not save the world. 2. There is a male lead, but he appears late; no spoilers. The heroine focuses on survival throughout the main story, so there’s almost no romance. (I’m the heroine’s own mother, and for a happy-ending couple, I only write devoted, loyal male leads who are faithful in both body and heart.) 3. A fictional setting! Don’t connect it to reality. The story starts in peacetime, with extensive stockpiling early on. There’s no travel between worlds, and the disasters happen in sequence. 4. She isn’t reborn; it’s more like precognitive dreams. 5. The heroine is smart and plans ahead. She’s neither a saint nor heartless. 6. Happy launch! Thirty to eighty red envelopes will be given away at random every day! 7. This is an apocalypse story about stockpiling supplies. Stockpiling isn’t padding (especially in free chapters: researching supplies takes more work than writing ordinary plot). A word of caution: If you read pirated copies, don’t come here and complain about the official version. I can check subscriptions in the backend. Especially if you have the nerve to offer writing advice, I’ll delete every comment I see! My completed 1.7-million-character apocalypse novel, “Surviving and Stockpiling in an Otherworldly Star House”: Stock up in a safe house and prepare for an endless apocalypse. Completed romance novels: “Courting Both the Top Star’s Black and White Moonlights at Once” (highly capable, mature female agent × beautiful, sweet, jealous top-tier star. “Sis, do you think I can become famous?”) “Every Date Ends with Me Getting Caught” (older-man doting romance, fatherly boyfriend; the male lead is a refined hypocrite who loves you under the guise of family) “The Boy’s Infatuation” (top-tier idol × talented older sister from the piano department; devoted younger man) “After Flirting with a Music Producer” (the heroine mistreats him a thousand times, but he still treats her like his first love) Published contemporary romances: “New Favorite” (career-driven princess and her knight in shining armor, female CEO × male assistant; he secretly loves and protects her, and the second male lead wins) “New Love” (What’s so great about a jerk coming back? A young, handsome, capable bad boy is much better. Plenty of face-slapping, and the second male lead wins) “He Used Love as Bait” (entertainment-industry story; the heroine is bold and formidable, pretending to be harmless while hiding her strength) “This Man Is ‘Sick’” (an early work; glamorous female mentor on a talent show × seemingly sweet but secretly ruthless contestant; the male lead begs for a hookup and turns dark) “Forgive Me, Love Is a Coward” (an early work; the couple doesn’t get back together after breaking up. She ends up with a master of oil painting and punishes the scumbag and his mistress) “The Boss Is the Worst” (an early work; after her boyfriend betrays her, she turns around and falls into the arms of his uncle!) “Am I Just a Substitute?” (a male substitute, a loyal bad-boy puppy; alive, he’s yours, and dead, he’s still your ghost) “Sultry Songstress” (the second male lead wins; he steals her away) Novel blurb saved on 2019.12 Theme: Strive to survive in the face of disaster