Atypical Infinite Flow + Comedy + Leveling Up + Apocalypse Survival? + Everyone’s Favorite + A Touch of Harem Appeal
This is not a female power fantasy. Not a female power fantasy!
The world is changing.
Xia Wanyang saw her blood-covered face in the mirror. It said, “You’re going to die.”
“Girl, you’ve been saying that for a whole year.” Xia Wanyang had just pulled an all-nighter on a project, only to get laid off before she could even go to work. Half out of her mind, she ranted like a lunatic, banging her head against the mirror. “Why am I going to die? Tell me, just tell me!”
The mirror ghost really did tell her. “The world you’re in is on the verge of destruction.”
“Know those horror games? This world will gradually turn into an instance, and people from many other worlds will come here. You natives have very little chance of surviving.”
Xia Wanyang fell silent for a moment and braced herself against the mirror. “If you don’t mind, I’d be honored to call you my godmother.”
Mirror Ghost: ...
The day after she was laid off, the apocalypse arrived.
Monsters ran wild and plants mutated. Xia Wanyang struggled to survive and, with the mirror ghost’s help, gradually figured out her ability.
Card Draw.
[Useless Magic Lamp]
Rank: C
Effect: Summons a lamp spirit that can grant wishes, but only wishes like “scratch my back” or “sing me a nursery rhyme.”
Note: Don’t tell me you thought drawing a card would give you some amazing power and put you on top of the world. Dream on.
Xia Wanyang laughed.
How is she supposed to play like this? How?!
A perfectly sane heroine who’ll do anything to stay alive × an ultimate fun-seeker of a male lead who pretends to be fragile
The male lead puts on an act sometimes, but at heart he’s really just a kid.
It's worth reading. At first glance, the title made me think it was just another predictable post-apocalyptic story about hoarding supplies and surviving with the help of a system. But after reading it, I realized how naive I was. The card-drawing ability and the system are just auxiliary tools.
How about we play a game where you update as soon as I wake up? I woke up.
It's so good! I love all the main characters, but besides the female lead, I like Ji Tingzhi the most (currently even more than the male lead). I just discovered that "The Library" is also the author's book. There are some backdoor cheat codes, but they're not exaggerated. It's a very comfortable read. This kind of infinite flow is really rare, and it's just my cup of tea!
I was enjoying it, but then I saw the plot was so fresh, I knew it must be a new book. Sure enough, there are only 30-odd chapters, not enough at all! Author, keep updating!
It's good, and overall it's quite light and refreshing so far. The quirky cards are hilarious, and the fact that it explicitly doesn't include BL (Boys' Love) is reassuring.
The writing is quite good, but it's not yet 200,000 words and hasn't been officially promoted yet, but it's definitely a promising work. The character development is also good, although some parts are a little awkward, but tolerable. In summary, the author writes very well, and the content is quite novel, but there isn't much description of superpowers.
It looks pretty good, but the gacha system is described a bit more at the beginning, and later it just talks about hoarding cards. The relationship between the main characters is quite good, and some of the stories are quite creative. The male lead is really putting on an act. He's a little twisted at first, but he doesn't give off the feeling of everyone being evil. Later on, he just smoothly completes the levels.
I love the whimsical ideas about the female lead's gacha pulls 🤔 Tsuteeda reminds me of Doraemon, but the fact that his abilities all involve stealing other people's powers feels a bit awkward. But the setting is a post-apocalyptic world, so life wouldn't be so comfortable without stealing abilities.
It looks great, but I have a question: are there any BL (Boys' Love) pairings in it? If so, please avoid it, as I don't like BL in romance novels.
It's really good! The female lead is so funny, and the author is amazing; every joke is seamlessly integrated and genuinely makes you laugh and feel happy. So far, the main characters aren't as bad as the author described—not all of them are villains. I almost left when I first saw that they were all villains, but I kept reading because the book is so much to my liking, and I'm so glad I didn't quit. It was definitely worth it!