In the apocalypse of natural disasters, she has a universal APP

Then I woke up from the heat.

She didn't expect that after finally struggling out of the high temperature and other temperatures, she would wake up from the heat one day.

It was so uncomfortable that I struggled on the bed for a while before I finally woke up. There was a warm electric mattress underneath me, and the quilt had been kicked away. I could feel the outside air, which was cooler than the quilt, but it was still hot.

My back was covered in sweat, as was my head. In fact, the electric mattress wasn't particularly hot, and the remaining warmth was a comfortable temperature.

But combined with the electric heater being turned on for too long, staying in bed feels like lying on a stove.

She struggled to open her eyelids, grabbed the remote control of the electric heater and quickly turned it off. She also looked at the time. It was three o'clock in the morning, almost four o'clock in the morning.

The heating function of the electric mattress had been turned off. Even though it was hot while lying down, she had no other choice for a while. She rolled her body crookedly and rolled to the edge of the mattress, but it was still hot.

While half asleep and half awake, the promotional slogan for this electric heating mattress flashed through her mind. It said that this mattress has a large heating area, heats up evenly, and the whole bed is not cold.

...It’s really not false propaganda.

She was about to cry without tears, and hit her head on the pillow irritably. She didn't know whether it was because of sleepiness or heat, but there was pain in her head.

It was too hot to sleep, so she decided to go into the space to enjoy the coolness.

Then, I slept for the first time in the space.

The environment in the space can automatically adjust to the most comfortable level. In a daze, she got a mattress and pillow because it was uncomfortable lying on the ground, and she had a really comfortable sleep.

After doing morning exercises and washing up, when I came out of the space, I felt a rush of hot air rushing towards me. Indeed, with the heater on in the bedroom, the temperature is higher than in the space.

Since being woken up by the heat, she has slightly modified the fixed mode. The temperature of the electric heater remains unchanged, the start time is moved back to nine o'clock, and the off time is set to one o'clock in the morning.

The electric heater was turned on for four hours, and the overall feeling was pretty good.

It's a little hot, but not uncomfortably hot. I'm sweating all over my back, and I don't feel cold when I kick off the quilt. The residual heat after it's turned off can keep me warm for a whole day.

She saved this set of settings as a custom mode, and when it cools down later, she can directly modify and overwrite this mode.

She originally thought that the temperature in the apocalypse would change greatly, and she would definitely have to adjust it again in the future. Maybe one day, the original twelve-hour mode from 8 pm to 8 am would not be enough.

However, a week after March, she looked at the line chart recording the data and found that the rate of cooling had actually slowed down.

This...isn't right? She frowned. We were going to have an extreme cold disaster soon. Why was the cooling rate slowing down?

Could it be that her previous assumptions were all wrong? She thought so and scratched her head, but she didn't feel depressed at all.

Originally, she didn't think she could grasp the code of the changing laws of the apocalypse - even the system was "sorry that it couldn't answer" the question. She didn't think she could crack it by just memorizing the numbers and drawing pictures every day.

From this look, the extreme cold stage and high temperature seem to be different? The starting point of high temperature is already very high. Now it seems that the beginning of the extreme cold stage may be the starting point of cooling?

No matter how she thought about it, it was just a guess, so she didn't worry about it. She just looked at the chart recording the water accumulation and relaxed a little.

The intensity of the rain has decreased significantly, and even the rising speed of the stagnant water has slowed down a lot. It used to be that it would rise by more than one layer in a week, but now in the same amount of time, she saw that it would only rise by half a layer.

She made a quick calculation and found out that at this speed, the twentieth floor was still very safe. She felt a little relieved.

Although she said this, everything was unknown and she still had to make some preparations.

For example, calculate whether the points you have now are enough to live in the space.

She still remembered that not long ago, when she had just upgraded her golden finger and found that the space could be entered, she had simply calculated how long the points she had at that time could support the stay in the space.

What was the conclusion at that time? I didn't calculate it because there were so many points at that time that I couldn't even count the digits.

In addition, she had just received the golden finger not long ago and was still in the fresh stage, so she did not have to calculate an accurate result.

But now we are facing the dilemma of entering space to avoid water accumulation, and even if everything is fine now, we may live in space one day in the future, so it is better to calculate in advance.

However, the calculation method can be flexible. After all, the number of points now has doubled compared to that time. It is impossible to count clearly.

Rather than calculating how long the current points can allow a person to stay in the space, it is better to first draw up a time period in the space, calculate the required points, and then compare.

If this method is used, the proposed number of days will be larger, and the bigger the better, to the extent that it is difficult to stay in space for such a long time in actual conditions.

She thought for a while, opened the calculator on her computer and got ready.

For convenience of calculation, all are rounded to integers. Assume that she will live to be a hundred years old - although she doesn't plan to live that long, isn't this an assumption as long as possible?

Her birthday is in March, and she will soon be one year older. Rounding it off, she still has seventy years left to live.

Calculated based on the fact that staying in space for one second costs 100 points... She typed on the keyboard, counting seconds and days and years, multiplying them layer by layer, and finally got a long series of numbers.

Then—just start counting. If you want to live in space for seventy years, the number of points you need is this many digits, and then compare it with the existing points.

She compared the string of dots in her mind and started counting from the tail. When she finished counting the calculated digits, there was still a long string ahead.

An extra digit is equivalent to multiplying by 10. She looked at the numbers and sighed. The digits were so different that they had multiplied by 10 times in seventy years.

It felt like it was enough for her to become an immortal in space.

The points are so abundant that they can not only support her existence in the space, but also satisfy the various functions of Goldfinger that require spending points.

From the most basic copying, to online shopping, ordering takeout, redeeming mobile games, depositing descriptions... and farming, these functions can continue to be used even if she is in space and cannot replenish points.

In this case, she wasn't worried at all and was just counting the days until the next extreme cold disaster.

However, just at the beginning of the second week, the first and one of the few festivals worth celebrating since March came - Women's Day.

On International Working Women's Day, she usually deliberately puts herself to work in previous years to experience the glory of working women, and then rewards herself with a delicious meal.