It was precisely because she knew this city would be leveled by a nuclear strike that Su You felt no psychological burden at all about looting Snowe City.

On the contrary, there was even a faint sense of anticipation in her heart.

She first went to Li Xiannian’s villa, planning to pick up some leftovers.

Judging from the looks of it, after they left, the villa had already been visited by another wave of zombies.

Bason and his men’s bodies, which had already been blasted into ragged pieces, had been gnawed by zombies again.

Other than their clothes barely making them recognizable, there was almost no flesh left, not even enough to turn into zombies.

After confirming this, Su You finally set her mind at ease.

She clicked her tongue lightly—seems those who bring disaster upon themselves truly cannot live.

Su You continued searching the Li family villa, starting in the kitchen where she cleaned out two large double-door refrigerators filled with fresh vegetables and ingredients.

She didn’t miss the study’s bookshelf and safe, nor the wine cellar hidden underground.

Li Xiannian’s home still had plenty of good things. Even if she treated them as her payment for all the effort she had put in, she accepted them gladly.

In the hallway’s shadows, she also spotted two wandering zombies—a man and a woman.

Before she got close, they hadn’t made a sound, but the moment she approached, they roared and lunged at her.

Fortunately, Su You had been prepared. With a burst from her shotgun aimed at their heads, both zombies had their skulls blown apart instantly.

With a loud thud, they collapsed straight to the floor.

Su You was fairly satisfied.

After all, in her previous life, she had only used handguns. She had only learned to use carbines in the past couple of days. Her accuracy was still a little off, but with more practice she would improve.

And against zombies that were only slightly faster, she wouldn’t really be at a disadvantage as long as she had superior firepower.

With that mindset, Su You swept through the other buildings in the villa district.

Aside from finding it troublesome when facing large groups of zombies, she could easily handle fewer than ten at a time.

This island community had basically turned into a zombie settlement.

During her sweep, Su You didn’t find a single trace of a living human.

Even inside buildings, she only ran into mindless zombies.

Perhaps there were still survivors hiding in basements, but that was no longer her concern.

Before leaving, Su You kindly placed a speaker at a high spot where it couldn’t be destroyed, letting it loop a mechanical announcement:
“Official notice: After tomorrow night, the entire city of Snowe will be hit with a nuclear strike. All residents are advised to evacuate immediately or seek shelter in air-raid bunkers. Prepare clean food and water for hiding and defense.”

She wasn’t worried about being recognized. Wearing a helmet, coat, and full gear, she was so well covered that people couldn’t even tell if she was male or female—let alone connect her to an Asian woman.

After that, Su You headed to a hotel in downtown Snowe City.

This was the place she had chosen to stay right after landing from her flight, so she had already marked it out. Now it came in handy.

Inside the room, she could hear zombies wandering in the corridors beyond the door. That meant she wouldn’t be taking the normal way out.

She opened the window and looked down.

It was still noon. The sun was blazing, and zombies didn’t seem to like being out under direct sunlight—they preferred shade. So the streets weren’t too crowded with them.

Her hotel room was on the 11th floor, not very high.

With her strengthened physique now, rappelling down was easily within her limits.

Su You took out a climbing rope from her spatial storage. After securing it to a safe anchor point in the room, she began lowering it down.

She deliberately avoided stopping at windows to prevent any infected from being drawn to her movements and interfering.

Just as she predicted, some zombies were indeed wandering inside hotel rooms, likely former guests who had been infected.

Some zombies noticed her rope work and came to the open windows.

Seeing someone outside, one zombie shoved half its body out, thrashing wildly without caring for its life. But Su You simply gave it a light kick, and it was pulled down by gravity, smashing onto the ground twenty meters below—where it stayed down for good.

Thanks to that, she landed on the ground smoothly.

Still, the commotion attracted a few zombies. Switching to a silenced pistol, she quickly dispatched them without alerting more.

Exhaling softly, Su You swept her gaze across the shadowed, empty street. The whole process had gone even smoother than she had expected.

Her first stop was a nearby gun shop. Using her spatial overlap ability, she estimated the number of zombies inside, disabled all the surveillance, and spent ten minutes clearing them out.

Once safe, she began a massive loot.

Long guns, short guns, single- and double-barreled shotguns, all kinds of handguns, automatic rifles, carbines, submachine guns, machine guns…

Rows upon rows of weapons and ammunition lined the shelves, as if it were a supermarket display, like she had walked into an actual armory.

Su You’s eyes lit up instantly.

Having played certain tactical shooting games before, she recognized some gun models. But compared to the icons in a game inventory, seeing them in reality was far more awe-inspiring.

All kinds of firearms, ammunition, even a shooting range.

Take, take, take—everything.

With her spatial ability, she had total control. She even discovered an underground storage room and swept that clean as well.

Next, she visited the clothing boutique next door. Whether luxury clothes, shoes, hats, branded bags, or matching accessories—if it could be carried, she took it.

Then there was a jewelry shop. Gems of every color, gold and silver, pearls and diamonds, plus fine crafts. Better in her hands than blown apart by a nuke.

After that came the famous electronics chain store. Latest smartphones, tablets, laptops, headphones, ear-mounted devices, smart gadgets, plus stockpiled inventory in the back.

Yes, Su You was an electronics enthusiast. She couldn’t bear to watch these little treasures be blasted to dust.

Humanity’s masterpieces—all packed up and saved, at least temporarily, in her care.

She even stumbled upon a precious old video rental store, shelves stacked high with tapes.

The poor shopkeeper who had guarded the store for over ten years was now a mindless zombie. Out of mercy, Su You gave him a clean shot to the head, ending his torment.

Looting all the way, she finally arrived at one of the city’s famous large membership-based warehouse supermarkets.

There were too many non-human things here, making it hard for her to sweep the whole store at once.

So, using her ability, she mapped out roughly where the zombies were.

She deliberately moved only through areas they didn’t occupy, avoiding direct confrontation and saving herself a lot of trouble.