Farming in the Apocalypse

This story will be available for purchase starting September 20. On July 14, 2100, a sudden heavenly fire fell upon the Earth. Houses burned down, forests went up in flames, oceans evaporated, animals went extinct, and the world descended into chaos... The land humanity depended on for survival became scorched earth because of the heavenly fire. The green that had once been everywhere became humanity's greatest wish. The government established survivor bases, where people struggled to survive on the remaining food reserves... The heavenly fire ignited anything it touched, and countless people died in its flames. Ming Chu was unlucky: on her way home, she was struck by the heavenly fire. The intense burning brought excruciating pain. Ming Chu thought she was doomed, but when she opened her eyes again, she saw a body collector about to put her in a body bag... After coming back from the dead, Ming Chu was sent to a national base. She thought she would surely be locked in a laboratory and dissected so they could study why she hadn't burned to death. But when she arrived at the national base, she discovered she wasn't the only one who had come back from the dead. Those who survived the heavenly fire had a very nice nickname: "Phoenixes." Every Phoenix gained a special ability bestowed by the heavenly fire. Some could turn stone into gold; some could move sand and rocks with a wave of their hands; some could even conjure clear water from thin air... They were all precious assets to the base. But among these Phoenixes, one was different: Ming Chu. She had survived the heavenly fire, yet still had no special ability. Everyone called her a Phoenix with broken wings. Then one day, Ming Chu found a pea that hadn't been cooked through. A green pea shoot trembled as it poked its head out, bringing the only bit of green to the scorched-earth apocalypse... Also known as After the Heavenly Fire Fell My next story will be How I Became the Nation's Golden Finger When Ming Shu woke up one morning, she learned that she was actually a nameless passerby in an apocalypse rebirth novel. In the novel, the heroine, Lin Ling, was betrayed by her best friend and boyfriend in her previous life. She died with grievances unavenged, then was reborn and bound to a spiritual spring dimension ahead of time. She began stockpiling supplies, taking revenge on the scum who had wronged her, and climbing to the peak of life with her loyal childhood friend. As for Ming Shu? She starved to death after the apocalypse began. And after she died, someone even ate her corpse! Ming Shu: Terrifying! So when a System called Patriotic Salvation approached her and told her she could avoid being eaten if she earned trillions of patriotism points, she agreed. Later, when the apocalypse arrived, a store called Patriotic Self-Rescue quietly appeared in every city in Huaguo. Drought came, and fresh water evaporated. Heroine: I have a dimension, so I'm not afraid! Ming Shu: Bam! She bought countless supplies of fresh water. Each person could get five hundred milliliters by reciting one patriotic quote a day. Acid rain fell, plants died, and food ran short. Heroine: I have a dimension, so I'm not afraid! Ming Shu: Bam! She bought more food than anyone could count. Each person could get one catty of grain by singing one revolutionary song a day. Gale-force winds howled, and ordinary houses teetered on the verge of collapse. Heroine: I have a dimension, so I'm not afraid! Ming Shu: Bam! She put countless housing components on sale. Each person could get one component by writing a patriotic essay. The apocalypse that was supposed to happen gradually came to an end amid a surge in patriotism. Heroine: What was the point of my being reborn? Young people have no honor! P.S. This is a brainless power fantasy. The inspiration came from a reader's comment. The heroine will never reveal the System or hand it over, from beginning to end. There are no zombies or special abilities. Theme: Green mountains and clear waters are worth more than mountains of gold and silver