Selling Chinese Food in the Apocalypse, I Hired a War God as My Guard

[Synopsis]

Su Wan, a chef of state-banquet caliber, transmigrated into a book, becoming the ultimate sucker in an apocalypse novel: a woman drained of all her supplies by a scumbag man and a shameless woman, then shoved off a building to feed the zombies.

Su Wan sneered. You want to use me as a stepping stone?

She kicked the pair out the door to feed the zombies, then strolled away with a house full of supplies and bound herself to the “Apocalypse Chinese Restaurant System.”

Red fog descended, order collapsed, and survivors fought tooth and nail over half a moldy cracker.

Meanwhile, a Chinese restaurant called “Wanwei” quietly opened on the outskirts of a safe zone.

The all-purpose exchange box outside laid down an ironclad rule: no do-gooders, no credit, and anything can be exchanged for points.

“A bowl of clear soup noodles costs ten points and purifies zombie virus with a 100% success rate.”

“A plate of spicy and sour shredded potatoes costs fifty points and temporarily boosts agility by ten percent.”

“Reservations are now open for the premium Buddha Jumps Over the Wall set. Finish it, and your combat power will double.”

The news sent the big shots across the apocalypse into a frenzy. They waved high-grade crystal cores and queued in a long line outside, all just hoping Su Wan would spare them a hot meal.

Faced with the jealousy of rival factions and the threat of bandits, Su Wan didn't even raise an eyelid.

“Rule three: anyone who causes trouble dies. Li Jin, get to work.”

The next second, the legendary number-one war god of the apocalypse, who should have died long ago in a zombie horde, emerged from the kitchen wearing a teddy-bear apron and carrying a blood-dripping ice blade.

After freezing tens of thousands of zombies in one move, the cold and ruthless war god obediently handed Su Wan a clean porcelain bowl.

“Boss, I've mopped the floor and killed all the troublemakers. Can I have an extra chicken drumstick with dinner?”