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Apocalyptic Disaster: I Hoard Billions in Supplies and Kill the Saint

Chapter 81 : The Joining of New Members · Oct 01, 2026

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51 Chapter 51 : The Complete Mountain Closure Plan 2026-10-01
52 Chapter 52 : Cult Organization? 2026-10-01
53 Chapter 53 : Han Yiran Makes a Move 2026-10-01
54 Chapter 54 : Full Preparation for War 2026-10-01
55 Chapter 55 : The Unexpected Winter 2026-10-01
56 Chapter 56 : Hoarding the Last Resources 2026-10-01
57 Chapter 57 : Leaving a Glimmer of Hope 2026-10-01
58 Chapter 58 : Crisis Approaches Quietly 2026-10-01
59 Chapter 59 : The Apocalypse Three Months Ahead 2026-10-01
60 Chapter 60 : Operation Cleaner 2026-10-01
61 Chapter 61 : Trust Under the Snow Mist 2026-10-01
62 Chapter 62 : The Price of Awakening 2026-10-01
63 Chapter 63 : The situation is already in chaos. 2026-10-01
64 Chapter 64 : Disaster Prevention and Emergency Response Group 2026-10-01
65 Chapter 65 : Space Sweeping Car 2026-10-01
66 Chapter 66 : The First Deal with Zhou Xiao 2026-10-01
67 Chapter 67 : The Logistics Team’s Invitation 2026-10-01
68 Chapter 68 : The Apocalypse Is Not a Charity Event 2026-10-01
69 Chapter 69 : Rejecting Moral Blackmail 2026-10-01
70 Chapter 70 : Compassion and Domination 2026-10-01
71 Chapter 71 : Goodwill Resulted in a Corpse 2026-10-01
72 Chapter 72 : Destroying the Evil Nest 2026-10-01
73 Chapter 73 : Sun Hao’s Inner World 2026-10-01
74 Chapter 74 : Junior Sister Lin Wanru 2026-10-01
75 Chapter 75 : The Golden House of Doomsday 2026-10-01
76 Chapter 76 : D9 Hidden Auction 2026-10-01
77 Chapter 77 : A Deadly Battleground 2026-10-01
78 Chapter 78 : Decision-Making Difficulty 2026-10-01
79 Chapter 79 : We’re all a burden 2026-10-01
80 Chapter 80 : The Gatekeeper of the Shelter 2026-10-01
81 Chapter 81 : The Joining of New Members 2026-10-01
82 Chapter 82 : The Barrier Beneath the Ice 2026-10-01
83 Chapter 83 : The Hidden Entrance to the Snowfield 2026-10-01
84 Chapter 84 : The Spark Beneath the Frozen Soil 2026-10-01
85 Chapter 85 : Rules of the Extreme Cold Train 2026-10-01
86 Chapter 86 : A Feast Under the Greenhouse 2026-10-01
87 Chapter 87 : The ”Break” with Chu Yunting 2026-10-01
88 Chapter 88 : Sugar-Coated Bullets 2026-10-01
89 Chapter 89 : Apocalyptic Paradise 2026-10-01
90 Chapter 90 : Internal Structure 2026-10-01
91 Chapter 91 : Experiment No. 3 2026-10-01
92 Chapter 92 : Plan B 2026-10-01
93 Chapter 93 : He Knows Who You Are 2026-10-01
94 Chapter 94 : The Dependence of a Baby Animal Hatching from its Shell 2026-10-01
95 Chapter 95 : Crossing the Boundary Signal 2026-10-01
96 Chapter 96 : After the Collapse 2026-10-01
97 Chapter 97 : The Hound Squad 2026-10-01
98 Chapter 98 : Spiritual Purification 2026-10-01
99 Chapter 99 : Wildfire Spreads 2026-10-01
100 Chapter 100 : Above the Snowstorm 2026-10-01

81: Chapter 81 The Joining of New MembersThe temperature plummeted, and the wind and snow rose again.

The tactical vehicle crushed the ice and snow, driving into the Phoenix City residential complex.

The ground floor of the complex was completely covered by ice and snow, and the few shops that had been there were now nowhere to be found.

With a muffled ”bang,” the car door popped open.

Ye Nanxing jumped down first; her tight black thermal suit made her look completely unencumbered, the chill in her eyes not yet faded.

Zhang Tianjin followed with his gun in hand, Sun Hao vaulted out from the other side, and Zhao Wei pulled the last two handcuffed women from the back of the vehicle.

Their steps were unsteady, their eyes dull, and their faces covered in bloody scratches from the freezing wind.

They were none other than Lin Shuang and Lin Qing.

”The door lock has marks.”

Zhang Tianjin approached the entrance and crouched down to examine the ground.

”A bullet pierced the metal beam on the left at an extremely tricky angle. The blast marks on the edge of the door frame are shallow, and the gunpowder residue is short.”

”The shot was fired from the inside.”

”Close-range counterattack?”

Sun Hao stepped forward, a flash of surprise in his eyes.

Zhao Wei looked down at the shell casing impressions left in the snow and a crushed piece of metal wire, his expression changing.

”Damn... this wasn’t just about opening the door to scare someone off. Someone came here to play hardball.”

”Someone tried to blow the door.”

Zhou Cheng pulled up the security records on his terminal; his fingertips paused, and data appeared on the holographic screen.

”Fire control fingerprint identification passed. The shooter is Lin Wanru.”

At that moment, everyone went silent.

The wind and snow swept over the rooftop, and the air seemed to have frozen into ice.

”She held the door alone.”

Zhang Tianjin stood up slowly, his gaze deep.

”No alarm was triggered, no call for help was made.”

”Clean and efficient.”

Sun Hao’s eyebrows raised slightly, and a rare, faint smile even curled at the corner of his lips.

”Tsk... Wanru, that shot was worth it.”

Zhao Wei whistled and scratched the back of his head.

”I remember when she was a newbie who couldn’t even load a magazine properly? I almost forgot she was someone we dragged back.”

Ye Nanxing stood in front of the door without speaking.

Her eyes didn’t turn to the room immediately; instead, she looked down at the bullet marks for a moment, then raised her finger and gently wiped away a dried bloodstain on the door frame.

It was a thumb-sized patch, the remaining blood already frozen into a dark red film by the cold wind.

Her fingertips paused, then she raised her eyes and spoke slowly: ”Open the door.”

No one asked any further questions.

Because they all knew that the girl waiting for them inside might no longer be the ”passenger” who needed protection.

With a ”click,” the door popped open.

Inside—the lights were still on.

Lin Wanru was sitting on the sofa, curled up, not moving at all.

Hearing the door open, she looked up abruptly, her face turning pale. She stood up instinctively, but because she had been tense for so long, her legs went weak, and she nearly fell.

”You...” she said, her voice so hoarse it was almost inaudible.

Upon seeing this, Zhao Wei let out a ”wow” and rushed in, giving her a thumbs-up.

”Holy crap, Wanru, you actually did it?! You fired the gun?”

”When we came back and saw the shell casings and the blast marks, we almost thought there had been an attack.”

”And it turns out you held them off by yourself?”

Lin Wanru was stunned, her expression still stiff, but she bit her lip and said in a low voice: ”I... I was just afraid they would get in.”

”I didn’t mean to use the gun, I... I was afraid you would blame me...”

As she said this, her eyes reddened, but she lowered her head even further.

She thought she had crossed the line.

She was afraid that Ye Nanxing would think she was acting on her own, disobeying orders, and using the gun without permission—even though she had killed the people who wanted to hurt her.

Even though she had almost died too.

Ye Nanxing walked up to her and looked down at her.

Their eyes met.

Lin Wanru instinctively took half a step back.

However, a hand slowly rested on her shoulder.

”You did well,” Ye Nanxing said.

”Aim more ruthlessly next time.”

Lin Wanru was stunned.

It was as if a sound had ”boomed” and exploded in her mind—

She slowly looked up and saw Zhao Wei’s wide grin, Sun Hao’s nod, and Zhang Tianjin’s usual cold but non-disapproving gaze.

For the first time, she realized: she had been accepted.

Not ”temporarily housed.” Not ”the protected.” But rather—a ”team member.”

”When you fired the gun, it was the first time you stood on our side,” Ye Nanxing turned around, her voice calm, ”You did the right thing.”

”Keep it up.”

Meanwhile, Zhao Wei dragged Lin Shuang and Lin Qing into the room.

As soon as the two entered the door, they saw Lin Wanru.

The moment their eyes met—the air seemed to chill for a beat.

Lin Qing’s eyes trembled violently, and Lin Shuang’s expression changed in shock, standing there as if struck by lightning.

This little woman before them, whom they had mocked, humiliated, and shoved around...

They thought this girl would either run away, break down, or be scared enough to open the door to the group outside when they weren’t there.

But she didn’t. She had fired the gun.

And even now, she was still sitting in the safe house, holding the gun.

Lin Qing’s face went completely pale, and she instinctively looked away.

Lin Shuang’s lips twitched, as if she wanted to say something, but she couldn’t get a word out.

When Lin Wanru first saw the two, she also instinctively retreated, until she saw the moment of ”panic” and ”shame” in Lin Qing’s eyes.

And Lin Shuang—her mouth twitching, wanting to sneer but unable to muster even a shred of composure.

She was suddenly not afraid anymore.

Lin Wanru didn’t continue looking at Lin Shuang and Lin Qing, but turned her gaze toward Ye Nanxing, her eyes clean and firm.

That was the ”backbone” in her heart—the one who wouldn’t collapse even if the sky fell.

”...I did not fire the wrong shot.”

When she said this, her voice was very soft, but incredibly clear.

Like a drop of water falling on an ice surface, breaking all the oppressive silence.

Ye Nanxing didn’t answer immediately, but walked closer to her and stood in front of her.

Their eyes met for a long time.

Then, she nodded.

”Very good.”

Just this one sentence, like a hammer hitting the ground, shattered all hesitation and wavering.

Zhao Wei chuckled: ”Not bad, even the boss has acknowledged it, so you’ve truly won yourself a life.”

Sun Hao nodded, his tone unhurried: ”This time, it wasn’t us protecting you.”

”It was you, who held the house.”

Hearing their praise, Lin Wanru slowly turned her head to look at those two former ”high-status” people.

She didn’t say much.

She only took one look; that gaze held no contempt, nor show-off, only a sense born from the marrow of her bones: ”I am different now.”

Lin Shuang lowered her head.

Lin Qing could barely stand, and only avoided falling after being shoved by Zhao Wei.

”Take them away,” Ye Nanxing said calmly.

”Their ending is not here.”

As Zhao Wei dragged the two away, he couldn’t help but mutter: ”What a day to see people crash and burn.”

”Those who once mocked others for having no guns, no backing, and no capital... now have nothing.”

Sun Hao nodded: ”Sometimes, a gunshot carries more weight than an apology.”

The room returned to silence.

Lin Wanru stood in place until Ye Nanxing reached out and lightly patted her shoulder.

She was stunned for a moment, then nodded with reddened eyes.

At that moment, she knew—it wasn’t that she had been accepted.

It was that she had used bullets to shoot herself into this circle.

—Truly becoming one of them.

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