Good news: I transmigrated, and I’m a domineering CEO.
Bad news: The apocalypse has arrived, and I’m weak as a kitten.
The heroine was reborn and decided to torture the villainess to death. Yep, that’s me, the villainess. But no worries, I can beg for mercy or get down on my knees and kiss up.
The villainess’s cannon-fodder CEO dad is determined to pick a fight with the male lead and get himself killed.
Me: “I’m sorry, big brother! My dad’s been dropped on his head since he was a kid. I’ve worked so hard to raise him, so please let me go! This has nothing to do with me!”
(When I say “two heroines,” I mean Jiang Liang and Tang Xiaoya have equal billing. They’re two girls with independent personalities and equal standing. Please don’t give the novel a bad review just because of one tag. I misunderstood “pure love” at the time and thought it meant innocent romance. I was being simplistic. Thanks, and if you don’t like it, please move along! I made it very clear in the blurb that this isn’t a yuri story. If that’s not your thing, please move along. I’ve contacted the editor to change the tags. “Pure love” was wrong, but I don’t think “two heroines” was, because from the beginning, my idea was that the book has two independent heroines, each with her own thoughts, not bound together. They’ll also grow independently.)
The post-apocalyptic stories about stockpiling are still very interesting. The special double-part series has no idea how the plot will develop in the future. There are just too few updates, and it is still preparing for the early stages of the apocalypse. The plot is quite smooth, I would like to add a bookshelf to keep it up.