A Handbook for Raising a Wife in the Last Days [Double/‌‌‍‍1‍‌‎v‎‎‌‍‌1‍‌‍‎]

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*They still have many tomorrows, and the sun will rise as usual tomorrow (End)

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The unchanging darkness will make people feel tired and there is no motivation to ignite their passion. Once this unchanging darkness is broken, people will look for the light of hope on their own. The most obvious change is that more people go out to work.

Whether it is applying for government jobs, finding work on their own, or trying farming, more people are leaving their homes.

Although only the moon has come out and the sun has not yet come out, the moonlight is enough to illuminate the land below. It is not as smooth as walking on flat ground, but it is no longer pitch dark and difficult to be attacked by people hiding in the dark.

Coupled with the government's efforts over the past few months to crack down on robbery gangs and thugs, there are fewer gangs targeting passers-by. After a few tentative outings, people have become much more relaxed and are finally no longer afraid that their family members who went out to work would never come back.

Ji Wenxin and Liang Jin went to the crowded residential area and saw people bravely gathering together to set up stalls. They knew that the extreme conflicts and riots from the previous period were over, and that relatively peaceful days would follow.

Some people used wood to grow mushrooms. Although the mushrooms grown were not big, they were delicious enough. The two of them also bought some to make mushroom soup. If it was cooked well, it would be more fragrant than meat.

Many small animals have recently come to their new house. Ji Wenxin doesn’t know the reason, but from time to time she can see a beautiful bird or a few squirrels running around outside the window. They are full of energy and make people feel good just by looking at them.

They just watched from afar the small animals that came to the yard on their own initiative, and would not drive them away, nor would they keep them as pets, let alone eat them. Ji Xiaotian would treat the small animals as playmates, and sometimes he would save some food from his own mouth to give to his friends. In this way, he actually made a friend of a different race.

Even though they were used to the sparsely populated area, many small animals would use the houses left by humans as shelters, and their houses would be passed by by people, but Ji Wenxin was still a little surprised when she saw a fox in the yard.

The friendship between the fox and the dog was initially forced by Ji Xiaotian. He gave the meat to the fox. The fox just ate it at first and left after finishing it. The two owners didn't know about it yet and thought the dog was full because they saw the bowl was empty.

A few days later, the foxes also brought things into the yard, sometimes bird eggs and fruits, sometimes mice and frogs. Ji Xiaotian would eat the former, and the other foxes would eat them themselves when they saw that Ji Xiaotian didn't eat them.

After Ji Wenxin discovered this, he did nothing. After all, the fox was wild and might be afraid of people, so he did not rashly appear in front of it. He just prepared a little more food for Ji Xiaotian so that it would be easier for it to treat its friends.

Because of Gou Zi’s friends, Ji Wenxin naturally thought of his friends. He wondered how they were doing now and whether they could have enough to eat on weekdays.

But soon, he was no longer worried, as the new news posted above attracted everyone's attention.

After unremitting efforts since the end of the world, scientific researchers have extracted nutrients that can fill people's stomachs from a type of moss that mutated after the polar night. These nutrients can be made into bags of nutrient solution, which will be circulated soon and people can buy them at grain stations for very few credit points.