Nirvana: My Neighbor and I Take On the Apocalypse

A fast-paced romance built on mutual trust, with a strong male lead and a strong female lead. Written purely for the love of it, according to my own tastes. If it’s not for you, feel free to leave. Later on, there are scenes involving something like forced love. They aren’t with the male lead, so consider yourself warned. The extra stories give each male supporting character a happy ending. If that’s not your thing, feel free to leave. [Apocalyptic disasters + both leads reborn + pocket dimension + pets + romance + stockpiling supplies + zombies + superpowers] Wuyou was reborn three months before the apocalypse. In her previous life, she suffered endless humiliation and betrayal, while her awful relatives bled her dry. They even skinned and ate the dog her mother had left her. After exploiting her for every last bit of value, they abandoned her. Wuyou struggled to survive through six years of the apocalypse, only to die a gruesome death! This time, Wuyou gets ahead of the game. She stockpiles a massive amount of supplies in advance and unlocks a portable space. She even finds a powerful clouded leopard. With her dog and leopard at her side, Wuyou faces the apocalypse again and builds a lively, happy life. This time, she crushes her enemies and tramples those who once bullied her beneath her feet. When her awful relatives scream for her, she ignores them completely. But who is this man who suddenly showed up? I’m sure nobody lived across from me in my previous life. Still, if he’s here now, then it must be fate. Let’s follow Wuyou and her handsome neighbor through all the little moments of their lives in the apocalypse. Lu Yanzhi had a dream in which a young woman saved him. He searched for her desperately, only to learn that she had died a tragic death. When he opened his eyes again, he was back before the apocalypse. This time, he would protect his girl. The disasters come first, followed by the zombies. If you’re here for the zombie arc, you can start with that volume, but be sure to read the flashbacks to their previous lives at the beginning first.