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Ren Yi woke up one day to find himself transmigrated into a "mundane" world with absurdly good social welfare. Under the protection of "The Alliance," everyone lived free of worry, their futures bright. He thought he and his one and only family across two lifetimes — his autistic older brother — would simply live out their days in peace. Then a single "Professional Allocation Test" blew his entire worldview to pieces. His brother told him: there are no real "humans" in the Alliance. Everyone, including the two of them, was an Anomaly wearing human skin. But that's okay. It's still a good world. It just so happens that The Alliance's full name is the "Pan-Galactic Anomaly Alliance." It just so happens that the job you're assigned upon graduation is becoming an Instance boss. It just so happens that the way we protect our world is by becoming the most terrifying legend across countless realms. That's all.

Bankrupt heiress Su Wan is tricked into renting a room in an unfinished building. After falling asleep, she wakes up to find that she has traveled to the apocalypse — and brought the entire building with her! Zombies surrounding the building? She has an Absolute Safety Domain; any monster that comes near crashes into an invisible wall. Struggling to survive? She can trade bread for gold. After binding to the Survival Rental System, Su Wan becomes the landlady of the apocalypse. She recruits powerful survivors, builds her own faction, and transforms a rough, unfinished building into the strongest safe zone in the end times. With each journey between worlds, Su Wan, once powerless and helpless, grows stronger and stronger, while her wealth skyrockets. When the truth behind her family’s bankruptcy is revealed, she learns that her parents’ deaths were no accident — everything was part of a calculated scheme. Just when she thinks the cheating scumbag and his mistress are her true enemies, she discovers that there is an even deeper reason behind her family’s downfall. As it turns out, Blue Star is not as simple as she once believed...