My Average Life in a Zombie Apocalypse – Hoarding Food and Eating Well to Get By

No cheat powers, no rebirth. Just a village girl selling lunch boxes at a construction site in Shenzhen, trying to get through the zombie apocalypse with hoarded rice, basic seasonings, and everyday home-cooked meals. My name is Zhang Qing. I'm 27, and I sell lunch boxes at construction sites in Shenzhen. What if one day, zombies actually show up? No magical storage space. No superpowers. And I'm neither a hero nor a villain. I'm just an ordinary person. A little hoarding habit. A little selfish. And a strong will to survive. From the suspicious renovations happening in the wealthy neighborhoods, to a biting incident on the street, to all the news getting blocked online… When disaster finally hits, the only things I can rely on are rice, cooking oil, salt, a stainless steel pot, and an old cargo truck. This isn't an epic comeback story. It's a quiet, mundane, food-filled daily log of surviving the apocalypse. Stockpiling. Cooking. Avoiding zombies. And eating a good meal even when everything falls apart. Just staying alive? That's already pretty impressive.