Apocalypse of Natural Disasters: Go Mad, Become a Dragon First!
When a phoenix finds itself stranded in the shallows, I’ll be the one to scoop it up! The apocalypse descends, and the furnace-like heat threatens to drive people mad. Yet she remains unafraid, baskin
“Another breaking news, a national announcement… the earthquake warning has been raised from magnitude 6.8 to 7.6!”
“It’s not just our S Province—every city across the country, big or small, is being urgently evacuated. This is a world-shaking catastrophe, global in scale…”
“Heavens, is this the end of the world…”
The entrance to the shelter was abuzz with noise.
Liu Yi, her forehead split and bleeding, sat limply on the ground, her face pale as death. Dust clung to her hair and clothes, and bloodstains marred her worn blue-and-white hospital gown. At her side lay an overturned wheelchair, the line between life and death blurred.
For a girl who should have looked utterly down-and-out, her delicate face—no larger than an adult’s palm—made her seem pitiable rather than disheveled.
Her breathing grew rapid, then with a jolt, she awoke.
She looked around in a daze.
Fear and confusion flickered across her features.
The back of her head was cold and aching. When she reached up, her palm came away sticky with blood. She didn’t need to see herself to know how wretched she must look.
People milled all around, yet each one chose to ignore her.
Not far away, lines of vehicles passed through the checkpoint—sedans, jeeps, and large trucks, a dense, unending stream.
Staff in wide-brimmed hats were managing the crowd. They wore no uniforms, only red armbands emblazoned with the character “Di.”
People queued, pulling up ticket screenshots on their phones. When the staff scanned the tickets and recorded their n