Agricultural PhD student He Lei had always lived a predictable life. Then, at the critical stage of his third year, he suddenly changed course and chose to take a leave of absence and return to his hometown.
His classmates thought he'd gone crazy. He thought so himself.
Because he'd realized that his nightmares about the Apocalypse were slowly becoming reality.
Back in his hometown, He Lei fixed up a small estate on the mountain, tilled the fields, and stockpiled supplies. He'd planned to lie low and carefully survive the Apocalypse among the mutated plants and animals, but the albino German Shepherd he'd picked up wouldn't let him.
One day, he woke up to find that the dog lying on him had become a tall, powerful man with white hair.
...Is it too late to run?
He used to rub, hug, kiss, and pinch the dog.
Now the dog-man was paying him back in kind.
[Ze: I heard you wanted to have me neutered.]
Coming soon:
Raising a Future Big Shot
An Yi had never been someone favored by fate, and lately his life had been especially bleak.
Just as life was about to crush him, he accidentally downloaded an Apocalypse-themed game.
He looked at the little character crouching on a dead tree, drifting alone across the sea.
I may not have enough to eat, but my little guy is going to have plenty to eat and wear.
No food or clothes? Buy them!
Not even a boat? Buy one!
Poor thing has to scrimp and save? Buy, buy, buy!
Watching the little character in the game use the luxury gear he'd paid for to fight monsters, level up, and reach the pinnacle of life, An Yi realized that his own luck was soaring, too.
He bought a milk tea and won five million in a scratch-off.
He entered a community raffle and won an apartment building.
The game gear was so powerful it could even be brought into the real world?
This was his big break!
But... why did the little character in the game look so familiar?
An Yi looked at the little character gazing at him with shining eyes in the game, then at his boss in the office, who was gazing at him with shining eyes.
--
His boss paid his salary, and he spent money in the game to raise his boss.
They were each other's sugar daddy, basically.
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An Yi: Let's each do our own thing. I'll call you Boss, and you can call me Dad. What do you want to eat, Boss? Dad will buy it for you in the game~
Ao Feng/Feng Yu: ...
New book recommendation:
Raising an Apocalypse Big Shot
Exhausted from rushing around at work, An Yi was dreading another late night at the office when he happened to download an Apocalypse-themed game.
He looked at the little character crouching on a dead tree, drifting miserably across the sea. This is kind of interesting.
My life is already so cutthroat. There's no way I'm letting my little guy live on dirt!
No food or clothes? Buy them!
Not even a boat? Buy one!
Poor thing has to scrimp and save? Buy, buy, buy!
Watching the little character in the game use the luxury gear he'd paid for to fight monsters, level up, and reach the pinnacle of life, An Yi realized that his own luck was soaring, too.
He bought a milk tea and won five million in a scratch-off.
He entered a real estate developer's raffle and won an entire floor.
The game gear was so powerful it could even be brought into the real world?
This was his big break!
But... why did the little character in the game look so familiar?
His boss?
Feng Yu (Ao Feng) crashed into the sea along with his plane while on a business trip.
When he woke up on a dead tree that had come from who-knows-where, he stared around in confusion.
So thirsty... Biu! A bottle of water.
So hungry... Biu! A lavish feast.
So cold... Biu! A super-warm down comforter.
I miss my wife... Biu! His wife fell from the sky!
Ahem, not that kind of wife. An Yi told him that he was in a game and needed to fight monsters, level up, and complete quests.
Feng Yu (Ao Feng) gazed at the horizon over the sea and pondered for a long time.
Can I leave a bad review for this game?
Here are some books of mine to check out~
A brilliantly written natural-disaster Apocalypse novel:
The Sea Rises One Meter Every Day [Apocalypse]
Food Crisis [Apocalypse]: Survive by growing mushrooms!
After the Apocalypse [Farming]: This couple is ridiculously addictive!
Village Doctor in the Apocalypse: A doctor and a traditional Chinese medicine student practice medicine after the Apocalypse.
Stockpiling Food in the Apocalypse: A boss with a secret crush on his employee, an energetic bottom (the grandpa is a force to be reckoned with).
Apocalypse adventure novels:
Ancient Genes: Every member of the protagonist's team is awesome~
Drifting with a Husky: A doggone wild journey through the Apocalypse~
Historical farming novels:
Plain Congee and Simple Dishes [Farming]: Farming, farming, then buy some white flour to take home for the New Year.
The Miracle Doctor and the Gourmet [Farming]: One farms, the other sells medicine.
They're all guaranteed to be good~
Come browse my author page~ You're sure to find something you like~
Theme: Treasure your food.
The author is great. Although there are imperfections, it is still beautiful.
I thought Xiaodong was under the age of 1, but I didn't expect it.
At the end of the story, the emotional line is a little weak, but it is still a good farming article.
Green Luo: Why is it always me who gets hurt? Animals love to eat, people love to eat
Gong's presence is very weak, weaker than that of the second male lead and the child. Gong has no plot and no emotional line. It took several chapters to read Gong's name. It's basically doing business, not stocking goods or farming. A little disappointed?
Damn, although the article is very beautiful, there are a lot of typos in the article. Please correct it when you have time.
The author's golden finger, apocalyptic article! Stock up on food! It always makes me want to stop! Nice!
The writing is good, but names keep getting mixed up.
The writing is good, but there are a lot of typos
Hahahaha, do you have any leftovers for me? Absolutely
The author is great. Although there are imperfections, it is still beautiful.
I thought Xiaodong was under the age of 1, but I didn't expect it.
At the end of the story, the emotional line is a little weak, but it is still a good farming article.
Green Luo: Why is it always me who gets hurt? Animals love to eat, people love to eat
Gong's presence is very weak, weaker than that of the second male lead and the child. Gong has no plot and no emotional line. It took several chapters to read Gong's name. It's basically doing business, not stocking goods or farming. A little disappointed?
Damn, although the article is very beautiful, there are a lot of typos in the article. Please correct it when you have time.
The author's golden finger, apocalyptic article! Stock up on food! It always makes me want to stop! Nice!
The writing is good, but names keep getting mixed up.
The writing is good, but there are a lot of typos
Hahahaha, do you have any leftovers for me? Absolutely