Transmigrating into an Apocalypse Novel: Hoarding Ten Billion Supplies and Clinging to the Villain’s Thigh

Shu Xin transmigrates into the body of a minor character in an apocalypse survival novel, inheriting the identity of an orphan whose parents have died in a plane crash. Immediately upon arrival, she faces hostility from her uncle, Shu Liangjun, and his family, who seek to seize her inheritance. The Bai family arrives to annul her engagement to their son, demanding compensation, but Shu Xin swiftly agrees to the breakup in exchange for returning a family keepsake, outmaneuvering their greed with cold pragmatism. She then confronts her uncle, who attempts to manipulate her into surrendering her shares in the family corporation under the guise of familial duty. Recognizing his true intent to steal her assets, Shu Xin feigns hesitation and proposes selling her shares for ten billion, bluffing that a rival company, Xinyue Group, has offered thirteen billion. Terrified of losing control of the company to competitors, her uncle agrees to the purchase, providing Shu Xin with the capital she needs.

Shu Xin discovers she possesses a jade pendant space with three distinct functions: a stasis chamber for preserving items, a living ecosystem for growing plants and raising animals, and a locked high-tech safe base that requires zombie crystal cores to activate. With one year remaining until the apocalypse begins, she dedicates herself to preparation. She sells off most of her inherited real estate, retaining only two units in a secure building which she renovates with bulletproof glass, reinforced walls, and vault-grade doors. Using the proceeds from her share sale, she embarks on an international shopping spree, purchasing vast quantities of food, water, fuel, vehicles, and medical supplies from countries with loose regulations. She also acquires a wholesale supermarket and a pharmacy, using them as fronts to stockpile additional goods domestically without raising suspicion.

While preparing for the disaster, Shu Xin sets her sights on Yan Mo, the second male lead in the novel, known for his hidden strength and detached personality. She relocates to an apartment near his university and engineers a chance encounter, boldly asking him to be her boyfriend. To her surprise, Yan Mo accepts. Their relationship develops rapidly, and Shu Xin eventually reveals her knowledge of the impending apocalypse and the existence of her space. Yan Mo, whose family has deep roots in the underworld and who possesses significant resources, agrees to partner with her. He provides military-grade firearms and weapons, while she manages the logistical storage. Together, they plan for the future, intending to recruit a small team of trusted allies and activate the high-tech safe base once the zombies appear.

As the apocalypse approaches, the narrative shifts perspective to Ye Yu'an, the original female protagonist of the novel. Ye Yu'an wakes up in her dormitory, realizing she has been reborn to the time before the disaster. In her previous life, she was betrayed and killed by her best friend and boyfriend. Now, with foreknowledge of the coming catastrophe, she begins her own preparations, harboring intense hatred for those who wronged her. The story establishes a dual-protagonist structure, with Shu Xin and Yan Mo preparing for survival in their fortified base, while Ye Yu'an readies herself for the chaos, setting the stage for future conflicts between those who seek to survive through preparation and those driven by revenge.