In the future, as the zombie virus spread, Qi Qingqing hid in the underground bunker beneath her home. Before the zombies could break in, she detonated the explosives inside. Instead, she transmigrated into the body of a twelve-year-old girl with the same name in an unknown dynasty.
When the girl was two, a wandering Daoist priest had taken her away, promising to return her home ten years later. Now, on her way back, the unfortunate girl had taken shelter from the rain beneath a roadside tree and been struck by lightning. She hadn't even seen her family before their hearts were switched. As she lay dying, one Qingqing asked the other to take good care of the family whose faces she could no longer remember.
Fortunately, the underground bunker she'd blown up had come with her. What was inside? A small armory, a surgery room for treating trauma, a storage room, a rest area, plus a bathroom and kitchen.
The future Qi Qingqing found her new family and helped them deal with the family troublemakers and split the household.
Then she received some startling news: her father had faked his death and gone undercover in the enemy country of Great Han. Unfortunately, he'd now been captured. What was she supposed to do? Rescue him, of course! He was her dad.
That's how she learned that Great Han was merely a puppet state controlled by the Wa. The Wa? Those Japanese devils? I'll fight them!
Overall, it's pretty good; it's patriotic and full of positive energy. Personally, I feel the only flaw is having her biological father become her godfather, which created a rift between her parents. Her biological mother isn't that bad; she loves money—that's because she's afraid of being poor—and she favors sons over daughters—that's been the case since ancient times, a product of the times. The female lead went a bit too far.
I was getting so engrossed in watching it, and now it's over! 😢😢😢
It was so good, especially the part where South Korea used drones to shoot down the enemy—I almost died laughing! 😄😄 And then they didn't handle the situation with her mother, Chun-ni, well enough? And that's how it ended? I haven't had enough yet! 🍉🍉
I finished watching it; it was quite good, but the female lead didn't have a happy ending. I like your continued efforts and I support you. Keep it up! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
I think it's fine. There's a reason why he's not good to his own mother: first, he's not his biological son, he's from another world; second, a mother like that can be spoiled no matter what. I actually hope the female lead gets a happy ending.
Don't take this novel too seriously. Just enjoy reading it; you can do whatever you want, which is fine. Just don't nitpick its illogical aspects, and everything else will be fine.
This is a really enjoyable book. It's all about action and decisive action. The female protagonist's life is something we all envy. She embodies the spirit of "cultivating oneself when poor and helping others when successful," and she truly embodies this. She can be called an uncrowned queen. Ultimately, you need to be strong yourself to succeed. Capable people don't need to live a humble life.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching it, especially the female lead's decisive action against the Japanese pirates. I really liked it! 😄😄😄
It's a great show. The female lead has a straightforward and outspoken personality; she's ruthless towards bad guys and kind to good guys, which is great. 👍👍
Great! I like it.