Doomsday 1973: Scoring Free Goods Abroad

【Zombie apocalypse / 1970s setting / no romance (one-sided feelings from both men and women) / powerful heroine / later focus on making the nation strong】 Shen Lingyi transmigrates to a foreign country in 1973, where she becomes an Asian girl facing discrimination in a hostile society. Even worse! A zombie crisis is breaking out in this parallel world! The good news: she has five square meters of static storage space. It upgrades slowly, but the future looks promising. The even better news: she’s the only person in the world who knows what “zombies” are. While everyone else still thinks this is a new infectious disease, she’s already frantically stockpiling supplies and guns and planning escape routes. While the survivors are still debating whether to attack the “sick,” she’s already trained to put a bullet straight through a zombie’s head. Extreme weather begins sweeping the globe? No problem, she’ll do just fine! And when her homeland in the 1970s needs her, Shen Lingyi flies back across the ocean in a modified helicopter, bringing a space full of technology and supplies. Meeting the astonished looks of the officials, she smiles faintly and taps the blueprints on the table: “These technologies that foreign countries are keeping from us, in exchange for an island in the East China Sea. That’s not too much to ask, is it?” Reader’s guide: The heroine grows stronger over time! She has teammates who can help her, and they’re smart! The details of life abroad in this era are carefully researched, with realistic supplies, technology, and social conditions. No romance, but plenty of popularity. All relationship threads serve the plot, and I’ll absolutely carry over the quality of the romance writing from my last book!