Also known as: After Transmigrating into a Book, I Maxed Out My Life Skills?!
Also known as: The Doomsday Male Lead Sure Has Some Tricks!
Other people who transmigrate into a book
get a pocket dimension for food and drink at the drop of a hat.
She eats boiled vegetable stew.
Hello, potato. Goodbye, potato.
After boiling water to drink,
she has to ration it so it will last longer.
Once in a while, she picks up some scrap metal outside,
and might even nab a handful of scallions.
That is enough to make her happy all day.
Daily life after transmigrating into a book, episode one:
The male lead makes great instant noodles, and I go around picking scallions.
Daily life after transmigrating into a book, episode two:
We work on our relationship every day. Hey, how many sit-ups did you do?
Daily life after transmigrating into a book, episode three:
The turtle the male lead gave me is so cute, but there's no meat on it.
Daily life after transmigrating into a book, episode four:
Other male leads carry their love interests in their arms. Mine just scoops me up with one arm and walks off.
The writing is relatively true and good-looking, and it is accessible to those who are short of books. I want to ask, now that zombies have evolved, do humans have superpowers? If there are no superpowers, I hope the zombies will not evolve too outrageously. It would be best if humans can also evolve their physical fitness, speed and strength. (If there is no special ability at the back, can you give the heroine a small space? It doesn't need to be big enough to hold things, otherwise the heroine will be a bit pitiful😣I still like a heroine with some hoarding attributes, hee hee😊)
It's a very realistic book. In the end of the world, you work very hard just to survive.
The male and female protagonists have online IQs, there are no outrageous and brainless plots, and they are very real. It's awesome 🥰