She had a pocket dimension, but trusted the wrong people and was tortured to death. Given another life, she decides not to tell anyone about it.
Why is her pocket dimension completely different from the one in her previous life?
Spirit water, divine stones, all kinds of spirit fruit, a person in a black robe... How much had she missed out on in her last life?
Though she once again possesses a powerful pocket dimension, keeping it secret and protecting the friends she cares about, she still feels that danger is closing in. Watching the chaotic times pass before her, she can't help feeling the sorrow of a rabbit mourning a dead fox.
With the constant influence of those around her, she overcomes her trauma and, after wavering between survival and trust, makes her choice.
Being reborn doesn't suddenly make her stronger or smarter. If the kindness others call foolish can save more people, she is willing to tell herself that she will never regret the choice she made.
She shows no mercy to the villains lurking everywhere, the people reborn from foreign countries, or those who covet her.
Her patriotism and genuine relationships gradually overcome the trauma in her heart and help humanity build a home.
There is a couple, but the romance develops slowly and starts late.
The first three chapters mostly focus on stockpiling supplies. Skip them if that's not your thing. The female lead loves life.
The heroine is so stupid that she throws grenades in space
Looks good, but there are typos
Really worth giving five stars