Frozen Apocalypse: I Can Transmigrate Across the Heavens

The author is a celebrity enthusiast, but in reality, most female stars can't compare to a fresh-faced girl in her late teens or early twenties.

How could someone with no powerful connections become the richest person in just two years? This world is so kind, yet it hasn't unified the globe and is heading towards the universe.

Suitable for students below junior high school level; not recommended for high school students who are already quite intelligent.

The dungeon uses a contribution point system with a bottom-ranking elimination system, eliminating 1000 people every year. The funniest part is that it's not based on the contribution points acquired, but on the contribution points currently held – truly ingenious! No matter how useful you are or how many contribution points you've earned, if you don't have any contribution points left at the end of the year and have spent them all, you'll be eliminated, right? How bizarre!

I've been writing about these celebrities for so long, there's no need to keep doing it, and I've lost all desire to subscribe.

When I saw in the first chapter that they were going to build an underground fortress for 100,000 people in a first-tier city, I knew I couldn't read any further.

It's not just a stream of consciousness, it's practically a stream of consciousness!

A fairly standard studio-written piece, possibly related to the endless winter.

A year has passed in a flash... If you keep doing this, you'll get cheated on.

In a frozen apocalypse, the best base should be built in a geothermal area rich in groundwater. Geothermal energy is a virtually inexhaustible energy source, capable of generating electricity, providing heating, and sustaining a population. Energy is fundamental. Lacking both time and capability, they can only stockpile supplies. If they had the resources and time, they would definitely find a perpetually energy-sustainable production base to continuously expand their post-apocalyptic base.