Twenty Years Alone on a Desert Island

**Hardcore Desert Island Survival: One Woman's Ultimate Survival Challenge!**

No pocket dimension, no System, and no golden finger.

Xu Ran, an ordinary girl, is stranded alone on a deserted island.

Got her period? Make a sanitary pad by hand!

No tools? Chip stones into blades and start a fire with a bow drill!

No food? Set traps, catch seafood, and gorge on coconuts!

No one to talk to? She talks to herself and argues with the air for three hundred rounds!

She doesn't want to die, and she definitely won't give up.

A chatterbox + hardcore survival skills + incredible DIY abilities.

Starting from scratch, she takes on the limits of primitive survival.

[My take on classic desert island survival]

Packed with practical survival skills! Open the book and learn them. You never know when they might come in handy!

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Upcoming novel: A Zombie's Travel Journal

After staying up all night, Jiang Zhiwei woke up to find the world gone.

She'd missed the rescue, missed the chance to grab supplies, and had nothing at home but a packet of instant noodles.

After thinking it over, she decided to give up and walked right out the door, where a zombie bit her.

Then she discovered

Being a zombie was actually pretty great?

No need to eat, so she saves money.

No need to sleep, so she's full of energy.

No need to socialize, so she doesn't have to worry about awkward moments.

Now that she's "free from the burdens of life," why not do all the things she'd wanted to do before the apocalypse but couldn't afford or find the time for: travel the world?

So she slung an empty backpack over her shoulders and set off on a journey through a world without humans.

There's no need to queue for the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and Tokyo's streets are finally quiet. Under the sun in the old town of Kashgar, she's the only zombie lying by the city gate, sunbathing.

The world is dead, but she's only just started living.

Core theme: Every small effort is a bridge leading to hope and a new beginning.