The End of the World: Today Is Also a Day to Live Hard

Work introduction We are youth fellowship partners. There are college students who have just graduated, younger brothers and sisters who are still in high school, some who have a fiery personality, some who are gentle and delicate, and some who are usually jovial but very reliable at critical moments. Our pastor and teacher's wife, as well as the spiritual teachers who have helped us grow along the way, are like our parents. We are not heroes. We are just a bunch of ordinary people. But on the most desperate day, we decided to live together. There is no rescue coming from the sky, no inexplicable golden finger. We spent a week stocking up on supplies, building walls, and planning each area. Some people have awakened their powers, some have not. Some were seriously injured and nearly died, and some stayed that night forever. We had arguments, some lost their temper, and some got caught slacking off. But no one left. This is not just a post-apocalyptic survival story. It is about how a group of people build a home bit by bit on the ruins. If you also want to read a less lonely apocalyptic story, "Then welcome to Starlight Base"