Reborn: I Stock Up and Bully the Trash to Dominate the Apocalypse

It is precisely because of this that the country no longer has the ability to organize large-scale rescue operations, and order is completely in chaos.

It was not until the remaining forces and troops were gathered and a survivor base was established that humans were able to catch their breath in a small area.

After arriving outside the processing plant, Qi Mingyu observed with a telescope for a while and made sure that the place had not been exposed. Then he took four boats and carefully followed the back of the building wall and entered.

The viruses in the water are so bad that you can't go into the water without professional diving equipment.

Adhering to the apocalyptic survival attitude of plucking feathers from passing geese, Zhou Shuwan completely ignored the looks of Qi Mingyu and his mother, and openly took two diving suits and oxygen cylinders, as well as bows and arrows, slingshots, daggers and other weapons from the gang of hooligans.

Some of the daggers were hidden deep inside, and Zhou Shuwan reached in to grab them without hesitation.

Qi Mingyu and Zhong Tiyun were stunned, looked at each other, then looked away, remaining strangely calm.

At this moment, Zhou Shuwan lent the two sets of diving equipment to his second uncle and cousin Zhipeng.

"Wanwan, I'll take Uncle Zhou, Auntie, Second Uncle, and Zhipeng down there. You and Xiaofei will stay behind."

Zhou Shuwan was about to go into the water when Qi Mingyu suddenly said to her.

She thought about it and realized that among the group of people, only she and Qi Mingyu were good at fighting, so someone was really needed to be on guard.

She nodded and said, "Okay, be careful."

When they moved to the back, Zhong Tiyun didn't have enough strength, so she switched with Xiaofei.

Zhou Shuwan also wanted to switch with Qi Mingyu, but the latter waved his hand and turned over and went back into the water.

With strength in numbers, more than 300 boxes of canned food were transported up in just one hour.

There are 323 boxes in total.

They covered the deck with dirty and messy cloth and waste cardboard boxes, and piled up basins and stools they had randomly found from the factory on top.

From the outside, you can't tell what's underneath, you just think it's the moved belongings.

After everything was ready, the group rowed the boat out from behind the building and headed towards the residential area.

When we got to the city, there were more people.

Several other boats looked at the four boats full of supplies, and the people on them all looked at them unfriendly.

However, some armed soldiers and boats passed by from time to time, and those people only dared to stare at them and did not dare to provoke them too much.

Zhou Shuwan and his group returned to the place safely.

They did not return to the community because moving more than 300 boxes of supplies upstairs would be too eye-catching.

Therefore, I followed Qi Mingyu and rowed a boat to an abandoned building.

After assessment, it was found that this high-rise building was in danger of collapse and could not be used as a resettlement site for disaster victims.

Therefore, apart from a dozen or so lonely high-rise buildings, there is no human habitation nearby, making it very suitable for temporarily storing supplies.

Putting the box in water on the second floor underwater is even safer.

Uncle Zhong was worried, so he thought for a moment and said, "I think we should have two people guarding it. It would be a shame if it was stolen."

Zhou Jianghai also nodded: "Yes, I am a little worried too. So, Wanwan, Xiaoyu, you have been running around all night without sleep. Why don't your second uncle and I take care of it."

This approach was unanimously agreed upon by everyone.

"Okay, Dad, Xiaofei and I will replace you in the afternoon." Zhipeng said.

Zhou Shuwan pretended to take out a few packets of compressed biscuits, bread, and country eggs from the bag on the boat, and paired them with canned meat, which was a meal.

It was already 12 o'clock in the morning when we got back. We had been busy since midnight and were all exhausted.

Mu Mu was still being looked after by Grandma Pang. Zhou Shuwan and her mother went home, had a simple meal, washed up, and then fell asleep.

I slept until the evening before waking up.

She was starving, and there were only her and her mother at home, so she didn't need to hide it. She took out two bowls of wontons from the space, and also took out a dish of cold cucumber and a dish of cold vermicelli, and started eating with big mouthfuls.

After my mother and I had eaten and drunk our fill, I brought two bowls of hot wontons downstairs to pick up Mu Mu.