When Ji He first transmigrated, she thought she had landed in a tycoon-building storyline. She threw herself into making money, dreaming of counting cash until her hands cramped.

But then—plot twist—it turned out to be an apocalypse survival script.

She wanted no part of it.

But what could she do? Better a miserable life than a glorious death.

So Ji He went full survival mode: working by day, digging tunnels by night, and diving into dungeons whenever she had time. Her motto? If it won't kill me, I'll scavenge it—if it might kill me, I'll still try. She crammed everything she could into her inventory space.

Before she knew it, she had somehow turned a doomsday survival game into a business management sim.

As the disaster approaches, a special shelter called "Bonfire Company" wakes up from its slumber and sends out invitations to people -

"When night comes, someone should light a fire and shine it in all directions."

At the same time, it also brought a prophecy.

In 2044, at the end of the year, a dark disaster will fall from the sky.