Apocalypse: The Lord's Daily Cultivation

[Doomsday lord + survival game + strong heroine] Zhou Ye thought that being exposed and reduced to a fake heiress villain in one of those face-slapping novels was the most miserable thing that could happen to her. But only after she was forced to transmigrate to this shabby, dilapidated cottage in the mountains did she finally realize that her miserable life was only just beginning. She runs into ghosts while eating, gets chased by birds while drinking, and after working herself to the bone to get a cultivation manual, discovers it expects her to meditate on a mountaintop at four every morning? Even when she was studying hard, she only had to get up at five! Newly appointed lord Zhou Ye declares: “I'm tired. Let's just end it all.” With no will to live, she spends one year after another holed up in her crumbling little courtyard. Luckily, life as a lord is pretty interesting. Especially when she's bored and looking for work. She often thinks things are simply too lively. For example, after getting a job serving food, the little girl next door is always watching anxiously, hoping her hand will shake a little less. After taking a job as captain of the hunting party, the female hunter who sees her as a rival always waits until she comes down the mountain before grudgingly giving up. And when she finally finds an easy job, she munches on sunflower seeds while working as a projectionist, only for everyone to try to sneak in on her free tickets! Then one day, the War of the Gods breaks out. The night before the war, Zhou Ye takes a hot bath and goes to bed early. Before falling asleep, she sends a voice message to the group chat. “Um... I forgot to tell you all: I've already brought the System under my control and turned it into a life simulation game. So... maybe you should all just go to bed.” 1. There is a little cultivation, but it's not the main plot. 2. The early chapters focus on surviving in the mountains and have a somewhat slow start. The lord's life gradually unfolds later on.