On the day disaster strikes, a wealthy heir kneels and begs her to marry him? A rich, elderly lady even kneels and begs her to accept a villa as a gift?
After being jilted at the altar and dying suddenly in a heat wave, An Xin is reborn. Without hesitation, she agrees to a whirlwind marriage with a stranger.
To protect her two little ones, she turns the villa into a fortress. Then she unexpectedly gains a storage space and starts stockpiling everything in sight! Who’s the best at hoarding supplies for the apocalypse? Come see for yourself at An Xin’s place!
Other families consider themselves lucky if they can eat potatoes at every meal, but her kids are dining on Wagyu beef and king crab!
Even the hamster she’s raising is plump and gets to munch on sunflower seeds?
In the face of the apocalypse’s hardships, An Xin always feels as if some higher power is helping her.
When it comes to the scumbag man and scheming woman from her past life, and the villains who bullied her family, she strikes back decisively, breaking their spirits!
But the husband she married on the understanding that they’d split up after a week has suddenly changed his mind. What’s going on?
Everyone says little country girl An Xin isn’t good enough for Young Master Gong,
but only Gong Jiayin knows just how many secret identities his beloved wife has.
And in the end, she even has two aces up her sleeve for him…
The overall emotional line is very unreasonable. The image settings of the male and female protagonists are too rubbish. In order for the male and female protagonists to stay together in the initial stage, the author's arrangements are too mandatory, and the overall emotional line makes people feel uncomfortable.
The male and female protagonists are inconsistent in their settings and their emotional lines are abrupt.
It's a very interesting post-apocalyptic article. I especially like the two-hour zero-dollar purchase. Hahahaha, it's so cool 👍