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Running an Online Shop in the Apocalypse to Raise My Three Brothers
Running an Online Shop in the Apocalypse to Raise My Three Brothers Plot:
In the post-apocalyptic wasteland, 21-year-old Su Xiaotang became the “sky” for her three younger brothers—her parents died in a zombie tide, and she hid in an old supermarket warehouse with 15-year-old A Lin, 12-year-old A Mo, and 7-year-old Little Potato. To keep her siblings from going hungry, she repaired the only remaining logistics node with a damaged terminal she found, opening “Xiaotang’s Shop” to sell dried wild rabbit meat, filtered rainwater packs, and even modified anti-zombie weapons for canned food. But troubles arose: the “Wolf Gang” (a local gang) smashed her goods, Little Potato suddenly had a fever and needed antipyretics, and a greedy merchant demanded A Lin work as a “porter” for medicine. Su Xiaotang rummaged through ruins to find an old generator, modified it into a mobile charger to get the medicine, and secured a supply deal with a suburban plantation. Just as she relaxed, A Lin secretly joined the Wolf Gang to “make quick money” to share her burden—there’s no easy path in the apocalypse, but the five siblings holding hands tightly are the warmest light in the wasteland.
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