In the third year after the natural disaster, the world fell into an ice age, and human life was in dire straits.
However, Wei Jiayue awakened her personal consciousness during this period... And discovered that the world she was in was an apocalyptic natural disaster novel. She was the original heroine in the novel, and their family's most beloved sister was the villain who had been taken away by the book girl long before the apocalypse. His goal was to steal all her luck.
Fortunately, at this time, the system came.
How many lifetimes can a book girl have enough supplies? She relies on delicious food to attract all kinds of people with special powers, trying to monopolize all the resources in China?
It doesn't matter! She can use the power of the system to rebuild Chinese civilization, and when the time comes, people with super powers will come to her door!
The Chinese base ranks at the bottom of the system's global rankings?
It's not a big problem. Let's see her concentrate the country's strength to make a great comeback.
At this moment, all the Chinese ancestors are with her!
I've read Chapter 173 and I really don't want to read any more.
I just feel that the whole book has very powerful system functions.
The heroine doesn't want to make progress. Everyone in the base is working very hard to awaken their abilities. Only the heroine's family feels tired and her brother is the only one who feels that she is being held back?
Moreover, it does not show that the heroine has any co-ordinating ability. It is said that everyone is allowed to choose their own residence and work, and those who have awakened the space can fill up their space with all the materials they want. Anyway, it is given by the system, not their own?
Is it reasonable?
In reality, things would really get messed up like this.
Also, the heroine came from the imperial capital to the magical capital, and no government or army ever appeared?
As soon as the heroine came to Modu, she took over the entire city?
The heroine just pretends to think about everything by herself. The heroine's family members also don't talk about it. They just pretend not to know and think about everything?
Big brain, three correct views, no CP
This book belongs to the post-apocalyptic world of natural disasters + infrastructure + system management. It's pretty good. You can take a look.
I've read Chapter 173 and I really don't want to read any more. I just feel that the whole book has very powerful system functions. The heroine doesn't want to make progress. Everyone in the base is working very hard to awaken their abilities. Only the heroine's family feels tired and her brother is the only one who feels that she is being held back? Moreover, it does not show that the heroine has any co-ordinating ability. It is said that everyone is allowed to choose their own residence and work, and those who have awakened the space can fill up their space with all the materials they want. Anyway, it is given by the system, not their own? Is it reasonable? In reality, things would really get messed up like this. Also, the heroine came from the imperial capital to the magical capital, and no government or army ever appeared? As soon as the heroine came to Modu, she took over the entire city? The heroine just pretends to think about everything by herself. The heroine's family members also don't talk about it. They just pretend not to know and think about everything?
Big brain, three correct views, no CP
This book belongs to the post-apocalyptic world of natural disasters + infrastructure + system management. It's pretty good. You can take a look.