Running an Abandoned Town: Starting from a Gourmet Hotel

In the fifteenth year of the apocalypse, natural and man-made disasters continue. The remaining people are still living in dire straits, and even survival has become a luxury. After experiencing all kinds of darkness, people build impenetrable defensive walls in their hearts. Kindness, trust, friendliness, helping each other... Are all jokes, everything is an existential threat. But in an abandoned town where no one has ever set foot in a nightmare place where countless people were killed and injured due to the zombie wave many years ago, a gourmet hotel with a particularly girlish decoration suddenly opened. Even the shopkeeper is a cute little girl with two chirps tied on her head, who looks like she is defenseless. Some people went to visit out of curiosity, and some people went to make trouble with bad ideas. In the end, they couldn't do anything about the strange little girl, and they all regarded the hotel as their home. … Later, cute little houses were built around it, bakeries, hot pot restaurants, milk tea shops, fast food restaurants... Super delicious restaurants filled the streets, amusement parks, schools, parks, commercial streets... Many infrastructures were gradually developed. The golden rice in the farmland is swaying in the wind, the flowers and fruits are fragrant along the road, and the birds are chirping. The lake that had long been polluted into black water has returned to a blue color. Three or two people are fishing leisurely by the lake. The tired, sad and vigilant look on people's faces no longer exists. One day, the long-lost sunshine actually peeled away the thick clouds—— In the eighteenth year of the end of the world, the first rainbow suddenly appeared in the purgatory world. Under that rainbow, the seeds of light in people's hearts were awakened in this lovely town. This is not a paradise in dreams, but the warmest and most gorgeous world. . This article is also known as "Send a Flower to Spring" Motto: A single spark can start a prairie fire.