Chen Zhizhi is now pregnant, and the child is Zuo Hui's, but the two have no intention of getting married, nor have they separated. Rich people really do have many tricks up their sleeves.

Li Ke didn't think about why the Chen family suddenly wanted to move abroad. The Chen family didn't have any roots or acquaintances abroad, at least Li Ke hadn't heard of them.

If Chen Jiaojiao and Zhuang Weifeng haven't broken up yet, and the Chen family is hoping the Zhuang family will host them, given the Zhuang family's shameless behavior, that would be like handing over a money bag—utterly foolish.

But no matter which country they go to, as long as the apocalypse comes, these people will desperately try to escape back to their homeland.

Riots abroad will only happen sooner and be more intense than those in China!

Foreigners from other places will only be bullied even more severely on their own land!

Even people like Zhuang Yihao and Tian Zhongsheng, who had their own mercenary teams, were forced to return to China to survive in their previous lives. Li Zhenzhen and the others chose to go abroad when the apocalypse was about to arrive, which was simply courting death.

After resting for a day, Li Ke ransacked Chen Niansheng's three supermarkets late at night on the second day. Li Ke was very familiar with the power supply room of each supermarket, and she cut off the power before taking action.

Li Ke took everything, from the shelves inside the supermarket to the warehouse at the back.

He confiscated a tanker truck from each of the two gas stations. As for the tankers buried underground, Li Ke didn't touch them. It was almost dawn, and there wasn't enough time; collecting the underground tanks would be troublesome.

After doing all this, Li Ke settled Zhou Heng's service fee and gave him a generous red envelope, telling him he no longer needed to keep an eye on the Chen family.

A month before the impending tsunami, Li Ke began to lay off the people who worked for her, giving each employee a generous severance package.

All Chinese citizens also received several warning messages on their mobile phones about the impending super tsunami, advising all citizens living in coastal or near-shore areas to evacuate to the central plains as soon as possible to avoid the tsunami.

The relevant security departments also released a route map of refuge sites, which specifically marked relatively safe provinces and cities, as well as specially designated temporary refuge sites, to guide citizens who temporarily leave their homes to avoid the disaster to go to these provinces and cities for temporary refuge, and to return to their homes to carry out reconstruction work after the disaster subsides.

In each area to be relocated, the local government organized convoys to help residents move in an orderly manner. As long as the personal belongings that residents wanted to move were not excessive, the convoys would try their best to accommodate them.

Of course, the government still encourages those with cars and the ability to follow information and guidance to evacuate and seek refuge as quickly as possible.

With the government taking action, Li Ke believed that things would be different this time around. She not only gave her employees sufficient severance pay, but also gave each of them a large red envelope, emphasizing the message and telling them to follow the instructions in the message to avoid disaster.

After Li Ke put all his belongings in City B into his spatial storage, Liu Yuhe was the only girl left by his side. She didn't have many things, so going home wasn't too difficult for her.

Li Ke didn't know whether Liu Yuhe's hometown in her previous life had survived the disaster, but it was a famous mountain city, quite far from the sea.

Moreover, this time the government has already taken action, providing advance safety warnings and evacuation measures, which should result in a much better outcome than in the previous life.

Li Ke bought Liu Yuhe plane tickets for the same day as hers; one flew to her new home in N City, and the other flew back to her hometown.

The Chinese National Security Bureau received a reply from White Eagle two months ago. After reading the information White Eagle had found, they were both furious and speechless!

He couldn't help but burst into a tirade: "These shameless, immoral Western idiots!"