Apocalypse: My Sweetie Is Tough but Cute
Chapter 374 - Chapter 374 Chapter 373 Tang Fox Good Stamina 7

Chapter 374: Chapter 373 Tang Fox, Good Stamina 7 Chapter 374: Chapter 373 Tang Fox, Good Stamina 7 Calamities and human tragedies left the land desolate and the view bleakly barren.

In the new city built on the ruins after the Apocalypse, Su Shu from her past life had persevered with gritted teeth until the reconstruction of the world after the end, when life was no longer about scrambling and fear but had basic security of life.

In her previous life, she also had a space, but that space was nothing compared to the space she had in this life.

If the space in her past life was just a small storage room, then the space in this life had almost become another home for Su Shu, a hidden haven where she could seek refuge.

Previously, the space had never been upgraded; for her, it was simply a place to store various things she collected, a portable mini warehouse she carried with her.

Now, the space had changed, Tang Zelin had changed, and even her living environment was completely different from before, with Spiritual Beasts she had taken in residing in her space.

All of these changes, up until today, had gradually given her a different set of emotions.

Life is constantly changing, and although she retained the memories of her past life, in this life, she still needed to act with utmost care and caution.

Therefore, she paid close attention to this special conversation between two non-human entities.

The Little Snake King’s mental state wasn’t particularly good, but he was still calm.

When Su Shu asked, he explained.

Actually, the meaning behind what the Fox said was also easy to understand: when the heavens and the earth first opened, they brought forth myriad worlds and everything within them. The world is full of endless changes, and everything has its own destiny.

For ordinary humans, life, aging, sickness, death, emotions, and desires are all within the cycle of reincarnation. From primitive agriculture to the modern civilization of today, humans have gone through thousands of years of history. During this time, ordinary people reproduced and passed on from one generation to the next, and amidst the river of history, some things were perfectly preserved, while others gradually vanished from ordinary life over time, becoming legends or just stories passed from mouth to mouth among the common folk.

Among them were beings like the Little Snake King and the Fox, who, in the earliest myths, coexisted in this world alongside the Human Clan, the Divine Clan, the Beast Clan, and even the Spiritual Clan.

However, every so often, the world would churn, and what was once sea could turn into mulberry fields. When the world became unsuitable for a certain race’s existence, they would naturally fade away from this world.

Humans, as the most special amongst all beings, despite their weak power, with their strong beliefs and cohesiveness, have passed down from generation to generation regardless of losses, and from being the most vulnerable race at the beginning, they have now become the ultimate rulers steadfastly remaining on this land.

From ancient times to the present, after countless years, humans have nearly entered a highly civilized era, while other races have disappeared from the world for various reasons.

Races like the Snake Clan represented by the Little Snake King, and the Fox, plus other groups often mentioned in ordinary people’s stories because of their intricate ties with humans, have also persisted until now.

However, as humans entered a more civilized era, they were forced to retreat to worlds outside the human realm because modern society, with its steel and concrete, hardly had any room for them to exist and live.

To ordinary people, their existence was mysterious and unfathomable, but to them, humans possessed a powerful force beyond their reach, the force to change the world.

For example, if humans could create new lives and explore the entire world through science and civilization, then they, by comparison, were more like farmers facing the loess, their backs to the sky, whose effort and gain largely depended on the favor of the heavens.