I Brought My Pocket Dimension and Became a Minor Villain in a Period Novel

In the third year after the apocalypse began, Tang Xiaoxi came to her senses.

What? She’s the heroine of some steamy apocalypse novel? (Tang Xiaoxi gives the old man staring at his phone on the subway look.) Buried among the endless descriptions of sex, she struggled to find the few golden fingers: a space jade pendant, supply depots no one had visited, and uninhabited areas with hardly any zombies.

Without hesitation, Tang Xiaoxi took off with her space packed full of supplies. She spent a blissful year as queen of the mountain, until one of the novel’s crazy male leads, Ji Yang, came looking for her.

“Xiaoxi, why did you run away? You’ve been so naughty. Looks like I really should do what Shaochen suggested and break your legs, then lock you up…”

Tang Xiaoxi rubbed her goosebumps and, without a word, took out one of the male leads. The moment Ji Yang stopped breathing, the world before her eyes shattered like glass and began to crumble.

When she opened her eyes again, she had become a minor character in a period novel. Tang Xiaoxi had always done as she pleased, ignoring the plot and living her own life to the fullest. But why was the male lead getting stranger and stranger? If you want to follow the plot, go find the heroine! What’s the point of sticking to a minor character?

Fang Zhi couldn’t be bothered with the arranged marriage his family was planning, so he volunteered to go to the countryside for a little peace and quiet. How had this new teacher, Miss Tang, gotten cuter the more he looked at her? Since he was already here, why not bring home a wife?

(The heroine is lively and unpredictable, with a golden finger that tends toward infinity. The male lead acts aloof but has an absurd number of thoughts running through his head.)