In her previous life, Jiang Zhao had her pocket dimension stolen by Wu Xinxin and endured inhuman torture in a laboratory.
On the other side of the glass, Wu Xinxin ate ice cream and said, “Jiang Zhao, thanks for your assets. I bought tons of supplies. And your pocket dimension is great, too!”
In the fifth year of the apocalypse, Jiang Zhao fled from researcher Ji Ye’s twisted love, fell from a high-rise, and died in the jaws of zombies.
When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to two weeks before the apocalypse.
This time, Jiang Zhao made the bracelet recognize her as its owner and took back what belonged to her. She sold her company, villa, and Lamborghini for cash.
She went on a wild supply-hoarding spree!
She kicked her fake best friend to the curb and beat up her adoptive mother’s family.
Using the knowledge she’d gained in her previous life, she evaded disasters and built the strongest base.
While everyone else was so hungry they chewed through tree bark, the little tiger she’d rescued got a daily all-you-can-eat buffet!
She lived freely and happily through the apocalypse, growing stronger with every passing day!
But one day, Jiang Zhao realized that more and more people were remembering their previous lives.
Wu Xinxin pursued her, determined to get the bracelet and pocket dimension back. Ji Ye’s eyes were filled with pain and a plea for forgiveness. Shao Chiwei, one of humanity’s strongest people in her previous life, now watched her with a probing gaze...
Everyone’s memories were coming back. What was going on?
She pursued the truth and ultimately uncovered the secret of rebirth and the truth about the world.
Content notes:
The female lead is self-interested and focused on her career. She thrives on her own, with no romance.
Everyone’s memories return.
It started off quite well, but the more I read later, the more emptiness I felt. The heroine originally cared about the masters in her previous life, and she went to look for them in the early days of the apocalypse, but she didn't mention anything later. The second thing was to write down every expense of raising the villain Qiu Zhe in a notebook, which was a bit uncomfortable. I know people who have experienced the apocalypse cherish materials more, but they also have to keep accounts. Of course, the author has a hard time coding, and this book is short and concise. You can still read it when you are short of books.
The length of the novel is relatively short, which is suitable for my physique. I think some of the settings in the novel are novel and the content is reasonable (my reasonable understanding of the plot is that the cause and effect are clear). I find it very interesting. Good review! Good review!
[Shy] Super beautiful, I recommend everyone to take a look
Although this book is short, it is very interesting.
The ending is really... Thought-provoking. The ending was originally very rushed, but the author immediately filled in the previous pitfalls. Anyway, it is very good [like] There is no male protagonist, even that pervert makes me afraid [facepalm]
Specifically speaking, this book is quite good, but the ending is a bit too hasty. Has the author considered adding a few more chapters? Looking forward to [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
To be honest, the ending is very cleverly written. It ends the whole story with a glimpse of the truth. Although it is a bit sloppy, it is quite interesting.
It looked pretty good at first, but I felt like it wasn't finished... It was so exciting and it felt like it had reached the end all of a sudden. If everything is written clearly, it will definitely be a very good novel. It's a bit of a pity...
It's a very special concept, but the ending is too fast, and it ends before I can react. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
It's quite beautiful, a rare post-apocalyptic heroine who doesn't have a saintly novel.
It started off quite well, but the more I read later, the more emptiness I felt. The heroine originally cared about the masters in her previous life, and she went to look for them in the early days of the apocalypse, but she didn't mention anything later. The second thing was to write down every expense of raising the villain Qiu Zhe in a notebook, which was a bit uncomfortable. I know people who have experienced the apocalypse cherish materials more, but they also have to keep accounts. Of course, the author has a hard time coding, and this book is short and concise. You can still read it when you are short of books.
The length of the novel is relatively short, which is suitable for my physique. I think some of the settings in the novel are novel and the content is reasonable (my reasonable understanding of the plot is that the cause and effect are clear). I find it very interesting. Good review! Good review!
[Shy] Super beautiful, I recommend everyone to take a look
Although this book is short, it is very interesting.
The ending is really... Thought-provoking. The ending was originally very rushed, but the author immediately filled in the previous pitfalls. Anyway, it is very good [like] There is no male protagonist, even that pervert makes me afraid [facepalm]
Specifically speaking, this book is quite good, but the ending is a bit too hasty. Has the author considered adding a few more chapters? Looking forward to [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
To be honest, the ending is very cleverly written. It ends the whole story with a glimpse of the truth. Although it is a bit sloppy, it is quite interesting.
It looked pretty good at first, but I felt like it wasn't finished... It was so exciting and it felt like it had reached the end all of a sudden. If everything is written clearly, it will definitely be a very good novel. It's a bit of a pity...
It's a very special concept, but the ending is too fast, and it ends before I can react. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]
It's quite beautiful, a rare post-apocalyptic heroine who doesn't have a saintly novel.