The Apocalypse is a Time for Stockpiling Goods: While Others are Hoarding Food, I am Collecting Rent.

[Natural Disaster + Stockpiling + Infrastructure + Business Upgrade Flow]

[Nuclear pollution + nuclear radiation + heavy rain and floods + extreme heat and drought + plant and animal mutations + earthquakes and tsunamis + polar day and polar night]

Shen Ruoran dreamed of owning her own house, so she bought one early. In order to pay off the mortgage, she died suddenly from working overtime at the company.

From then on, the fast-travel world had one more anti-involutionary worker who ensured sleep and refused to work overtime.

After completing one hundred doomsday quick-travel missions, Shen Ruoran successfully retired, and a better life beckoned to her.

However, her dream was shattered, and Shen Ruoran accidentally entered the apocalypse caused by nuclear wastewater. The cheating system forced her to be locked into a pension reward, which of course came with unlimited space and a building.

Shen Ruoran: "Thank you for the invitation, but it's not necessary."

A month later, floods hit Planet L, causing animals and plants to mutate and become extinct, and humanity is in danger.

There is only one place where life is peaceful and tranquil. In the tall buildings, people from all walks of life live. They have meat for every meal and sleep soundly at night.

It’s just that the way they earn rent is very strange, and the landlord doesn’t allow them to earn excessive rent.

*Small Theater

The lights on the 21st floor were on, and the professors were conducting anti-nuclear tests over and over again.

At 8:00 p.m., the power on the 21st floor was cut off on time.

The culprit Shen Ruoran:

"I've told you many times, the building's rules: no overtime. If you work one hour overtime, your rent will double."

professor:"……"

Several years later, at a global press conference, a reporter asked online, "Professor Kang, could you please share your thoughts on the development of the anti-nuclear coat?"

Professor Kang smiled and said, "At that time, my daily thought was to come up with something before 8 o'clock in the evening."