[No romance + strong female lead + anti-domestic violence + secret identity + mental illness + transmigrate + apocalyptic pollution + interstellar + villain + slow growth, rapid invincibility + slow burn]
Reader’s note: I wrote the heroine as strong, but not overwhelmingly strong, especially in her previous life. Please don’t attack the author over this choice. The book is already finished, so if it’s not to your taste, feel free to stop reading. You can criticize the supporting characters, but please don’t attack the author or heroine.
Bian He arrives in a new world and discovers that many deliberate assaults are labeled as domestic violence, that men and women receive vastly different sentences, and that there are countless “journalism at its finest” moments in the news.
The people who were killed become pollutants and seek justice for themselves... Soup noodles, shelter, and all the women who were forgotten will rewrite the rules...
After being imprisoned in the interstellar world for hundreds of years, Bian He opens her eyes one day and suddenly finds herself in a new world.
The original owner of her body died after suffering domestic abuse at the hands of her husband. With Bian He’s brains, of course she serves that abuser a death sentence!
But the rule of law in this world is strict. After the abuser dies, Bian He comes under pressure from all sides, so she lays her cards on the table: “I’m mentally ill. It’s best not to mess with me!”
They send Bian He to a special prison, where she absorbs the polluted energy of this murky world and quietly grows stronger.
Meanwhile, the outside world is in turmoil. Pollution and mutations are cropping up everywhere, causing devastating casualties, while the authorities are nearly powerless to respond.
This world never stops changing. The range of targets affected by pollution keeps expanding, until everything is covered.
It's really good-looking. I really like Xiaoli. His way of speaking is amazing. It's very enjoyable.
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It's very good. It's done as soon as it comes up. It's neat and tidy.
Super beautiful, love women's writing!
Super pretty, I like it very much
The writing is great, the writing is great, and the humanity is great ヾ(๑╹ヮ╹๑)ﾉ"
It's well written, and the humanity is well written.
Okay, I finally finished reading a book, but wasn't it updated when I read it before? Did I see it wrong?
A well-written post-realism article about the beauty and ugliness of human nature. It requires enlightenment before you can take a serious look at the world.
Why did such a great novel end so suddenly?