[Not yuri; strong female lead + ensemble cast + no System + no forced balance of power; Fu Xi has no romance, Zuo Yuran does]
Fu Xi is hit by a biography book that falls from the sky. When she opens it, she discovers a story about a zombie outbreak in 2097 and a world overrun by people with supernatural abilities.
She doesn’t even get a choice: she transmigrates seventy years into the future.
The bad news: she arrived too late. The story has already played out, time has been rewound, and someone has been reborn.
The good news: the reborn person isn’t a villain.
Supernatural abilities include teleportation, mind-reading, healing, inducing illusions, invisibility, precognition, and body-swapping. The most common are the natural elements: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.
Fu Xi thought the reborn would be invincible, but their side has suffered heavy losses, the big boss has become half-zombie, and the advantage of being reborn is gone.
Fu Xi wears a look of utter despair as she complains: Why did I have to transmigrate from a peaceful age into the future to fight zombies? Fine, I’ll fight, but who can take on a hundred billion human zombies and countless zombified plants and animals?
After experiencing firsthand what it’s like to live in danger every day, Fu Xi finally understands. Luckily, someone is secretly helping her. Life isn’t exactly unbearable, but it’s still nine-tenths miserable.
Whether before or after being reborn, everyone is locked in a fight to the death. To stay alive, Fu Xi has to choose a side, and without a doubt, her conscience leads her to Zuo Yuran.
A deadly struggle full of schemes and heavy casualties gradually unfolds.
“Plot-focused, with romance as a secondary element. Not a power fantasy, an ensemble cast story. The main character has little focus in the early chapters. If that bothers you, please don’t read.”
