As Long as Life Goes On, So Does Stockpiling

[Natural disasters] [Farming] [Stockpiling supplies] After eight generations of her ancestors all drew the Farmer Card, agricultural science graduate Shi Yun binds to the Seed-Breeding System, “I'm a Farmer,” before the apocalypse arrives. After ruling out the possibility that she has lost her mind, she quits her job and moves back to the countryside, stockpiling supplies and building a house. One day, she's breeding pigs; the next, she's helping a cow give birth. How can she give the offspring of corn and king grass extraordinary cold resistance? How can she edit the dehydration-resistance genes of resurrection moss into rice? She plants and raises one batch, harvests it, then stocks up another. Disasters may come one after another, but no one is going to stop me from living a good life. One-sentence summary: To achieve her dream of “meat and vegetables at every meal, three dishes and a soup, air-conditioning in the heat and underfloor heating in the cold,” Shi Yun pushes herself to keep farming, raising livestock, stockpiling supplies, and building infrastructure. A natural-disaster apocalypse: extreme heat, extreme cold, super typhoons, hailstorms, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions... No zombies or other mutated creatures will appear. Starting golden fingers: a [20-square-meter growing area] and a [20-square-meter livestock farm] unaffected by outside conditions. When it says she's a farmer, it means she's really a farmer. [The heroine lives alone] [Farming and raising pigs] [Searching for supplies] [Building infrastructure on a grand scale] [Stockpiling, stockpiling, and more stockpiling]... In short, everything is for survival. Note: Her golden finger grows with her. The national System is still in place, and humanity still has a chance. Theme: Cherish life, no matter what.