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

Not only is the old house's terrace large, making it convenient for growing vegetables and raising livestock, but it was also intact from the previous life until two or three years after the end of the world.

Qi Mingyu is just the building manager and cannot make people obey his orders when their survival is threatened.

He said: "Whether we move to higher ground or stay here, we must be prepared. Besides, staying here is dangerous, but moving is also dangerous. People who go out at this time must pay attention to safety."

There are threats from nature and threats from humans.

Wei Wei shut up, looking hesitant.

At this time, communications and the Internet were not interrupted. On that day, the owners' group was very lively, and most of the people were discussing how to avoid the tsunami.

In the end, two-thirds of the people in the community wanted to take refuge in high-rise buildings, and the remaining one-third, either because they had elderly people and children at home who were inconvenient to relocate, or for other reasons, were willing to stay in the community.

The community property has long been taken over by the government, which has collected the wishes of the owners.

Early the next morning, after repeated assessments, it was determined that a tsunami would not occur that day, and soldiers were immediately dispatched to the communities that intended to relocate.

People from Dongyuan Community rowed away in a large group.

In Zhou Shuwan's unit, both the Dong and Wei families left.

Tung Chee-hwa hesitated for a long time, but finally, seeing that there was military protection, he decided to follow the main force to move to a higher place.

Doing so will at most mean making an extra trip and wasting time, but if a tsunami really hits, staying in a low place will be a disaster.

At this time, the fifth floor of Dongyuan Community is equivalent to the first floor, and the sixth floor is the second floor, which is too low.

Grandma Pang looked out the window at the huge crowd leaving below, a little worried: "Xiao Yu, are we really not leaving?"

Qi Mingyu shook his head. "Grandma, leaving isn't necessarily safe. People are moving en masse to higher resettlement sites, so there's bound to be conflict. Let's just stay here, it's quiet."

In fact, he has a secret hidden underground that can keep his grandmother and himself safe, but it is not time to reveal it yet.

Also, if Wanwan was really as he guessed, then she chose to stay because she knew there was no danger.

Zhou Shuwan's "prophecy" plus his secret made it foolproof.

At the Zhou family, Zhong Tiyun frantically called her third sister. It had been over a month since the apocalypse, and they were still hesitant and hadn't made up their minds to move.

"Third sister, I heard that your place is very unsafe. Even if you don't want to move to my place, you have to take your family to the resettlement site for a few days."

"Our house is a high-rise building, perfect for sheltering from tsunamis." Aunt San hesitated, "Moving is too much trouble, and your brother-in-law doesn't want to either."

"He doesn't want him to die there, you and the children move!" Zhong Tiyun almost shouted.

"Little sister," Third Aunt scolded, "Your brother-in-law is right. It's too dangerous to go out now. There aren't enough boats. If there are too many people and the boat capsizes and you fall into the water, there's no hope of rescue!"

"Your family hasn't bought a boat yet? Didn't Dahai and I tell you long ago that you should buy a boat first? It's been such a long time and you still haven't bought one?" Zhong Tiyun didn't know what to say.

Now people all want to move to higher places, so where are the empty ships?

Zhou Shuwan listened nearby, her brows furrowed. She picked up her mother's call and said, "Third Aunt, the government is providing free food for those moving to the resettlement site. You can stay there for a few days, and then move back with the main group after the tsunami is over."

When she heard that the food and drinks were free, Aunt Zhong was tempted.

Now there are so many mouths to feed at home, and not much savings, so there is only spending and no income. She has been worried about this and regrets not listening to her younger sister's advice to stock up more food.

The government provided food and drink for a few days to those who moved to the resettlement site and then left them to fend for themselves.

If I can eat for free for a few days during this move, it would be worth moving.

Aunt Zhong immediately said that she would discuss it with her uncle as soon as possible and then decide whether to move or not.