Three beast cubs who transmigrated healed Ning Chuyu's blindness, and also told her that the apocalypse was drawing near. When she learned that a bitter cold snap was coming, Ning Chuyu bought a small island to keep herself and the three cubs safe, and decided to spend the rest of her life there.
After arriving on the island, Ning Chuyu picked up a hoe and started cultivating a vegetable patch. Rice, cucumbers, white radishes, and more! She raised chickens, ducks, geese, long-haired sheep, sows, and cows!
She thought she would have to work herself to the bone caring for the cubs, but to her surprise, the winged cub flew to the treetops to pick coconuts for her; the moment her little fox-tailed sister appeared, even the fiercely powerful pheasants trembled in fear; and her mermaid baby swam into the sea to catch big fish for an extra meal.
They hunted pheasants and spring fish, gathered chestnuts and dried persimmons, harvested honey and dried seafood. They stocked up on everything they found while exploring the hills and foraging along the shore at low tide!
Fruit and vegetables hung from wooden racks, while chickens, ducks, geese, and pigs roamed everywhere. While everyone else struggled and schemed against one another amid the apocalypse, they faced the disasters at ease, with food in abundance.
One day, when the cold snap arrived, Ning Chuyu happened to discover that the island could shrink and enter her head!
The woman and her three cubs: Wow, nobody can take it from us now!
They could take the island with them wherever they went, and bring it out whenever they needed it on the vast open sea.
When the cold snap came, they admired the snowy scenery while eating hot pot, gathered around the stove to boil milk tea, skated and played on the frozen sea stretching for thousands of miles, or sped all the way down a long snowy slope.
When sweltering heat set in, they moved the island somewhere cooler, sawed bamboo by a pond to build a bamboo house, then lounged in bamboo chairs eating watermelon and playing mahjong, sometimes enjoying a frosty fruit smoothie.
When floods came, they tucked the island away and took a luxury cruise around the world, admiring the scenery from the deck. When they got bored, they raced jet skis across the water.
When hurricanes struck, they moved the island to a new spot every day, perfectly avoiding the typhoon's path!
What should they do as their vegetables and poultry keep multiplying? They struck a deal with the Y Province army: one chicken for two jin of buckwheat flour, or one Chinese cabbage for four cans of soda.
One island helped the provincial capital of Y Province establish the largest base, with more survivors than any other.
Please add my neighboring novel, The Strongest Supplier During Natural Disasters, to your reading list~~
Reader's Guide:
1. A slow-burn farming story, with no space powers or zombies. Stockpiling and farming share the spotlight, and there are many kinds of natural disasters.
2. They won't discover right away that the island can travel with them.
Theme: Live well
What kind of world is this? Why are there orcs? There are so many chapters about the background, but the author doesn't introduce it at all?
Wait, rice flower fish is a freshwater fish, it has nothing to do with the fish in the sea.
Without a stream, where would the water they eat and drink come from? Are you ready to plant rice? Are bamboo shoots from September to October?
Come on, I'll keep an eye on you
I don't understand, how did the heroine meet these people?
Hhh, the golden finger is here, so you can take your home with you when you go out in the future.
Dear author, tell me honestly, did you make it up on purpose? I am friendly to my obsessive-compulsive disorder wife 😆😆😆
Are you planning to catch all the chickens and kill them to eat? Will it damage the island's ecology?
It's late at night, show me you're hungry
What is this Alex? I can't understand a word of a name like Austin. Why did you choose such a name?