Apocalypse + rebirth + fortress building + infinite space + Shop of All Things Across the Heavens + supernatural abilities + interstellar warfare + no saintly do-gooder
An overwhelming force suddenly descends upon Earth, plunging the entire world into an age of ice. Ancient colossal beasts awaken, prehistoric creatures attack, and alien beasts run rampant across the universe.
Most life on the planet's surface goes extinct, and more than half of humanity perishes!
In his previous life, Li Han was too kind. The very people he had helped killed and ate him.
Reborn one month before the apocalypse, he awakens an infinite space and gains access to a shop selling everything under the heavens. He immediately starts building an apocalyptic fortress and stockpiling supplies!
While everyone else struggles to survive, Li Han relaxes in his safe house, watching the world from the comfort of home.
While others will do anything for a single bite to eat, Li Han feasts on top-grade Wagyu steak, tossing away a piece after just one bite.
Green tea girl: Brother Li Han, if you give me just one bite to eat, I'll be all yours.
Tycoon: I'll trade all my money for a place to stay there.
Scoundrel: How can you be so selfish? You have so many supplies, but you won't share them.
When the whole world enters an age of ice, everyone else struggles desperately to survive while Li Han lives a heavenly life inside his apocalyptic fortress.
When colossal beasts and monsters attack, he stays behind the scenes, selling all kinds of superweapons, genetic serums, and more...
Li Han: I am the true ruler of this planet.
Can you tell me how the single-family house was not buried in snow for a month? It's impossible even on high mountains. Do you think it's rain? A month of snow can still allow people to communicate with each other. Shouldn't the character design be more reasonable? I've seen a lot of apocalyptic articles written like this. It's better not to write like this.
The writing is good, but the author once wrote that the male protagonist spent a long time in the apocalypse in his previous life, evading pursuit, and was finally eaten by someone.
Can you tell me how the single-family house was not buried in snow for a month? It's impossible even on high mountains. Do you think it's rain? A month of snow can still allow people to communicate with each other. Shouldn't the character design be more reasonable? I've seen a lot of apocalyptic articles written like this. It's better not to write like this.
The writing is good, but the author once wrote that the male protagonist spent a long time in the apocalypse in his previous life, evading pursuit, and was finally eaten by someone.