[Rebirth + Infinite Storage Space + Hoarding Supplies + No Romance + Zombies + Crystals + Mutated Creatures + Fantasy Elements + Human Nature + Friendship + An Unconventional Apocalypse]
In her first life, the male and female leads dug out her crystal core. In her second life, she was reborn in the world of immortal cultivation. She trained hard but failed to ascend. Still, she returned to the moment in her first life when the scheming heroine and her lackeys had falsely accused her of stealing biscuits, bringing with her resources from the cultivation world and an infinite storage space.
This time, her spiritual root had become a rare crystal core, and she had a wealth of resources from the cultivation world. All she wanted was to steer clear of the male and female leads and quietly grow stronger.
Once her cultivation was complete, she would have her revenge.
But she never expected to recruit the original male lead’s former rival and build her own team. Whenever she got the chance, she would mock the original male lead and the scheming heroine when they came to recruit her and propose making peace. Yet she still couldn’t stop the original male lead from remaining devoted to her.
Instead of being driven away by her insults, the original male lead made her the one he could never forget and did everything he could to get her back on the team?
The heroine has principles and isn’t purely evil. She isn’t the strongest from the start, nor is she a lone wolf. If you’re looking for a pure power fantasy with no logic, this isn’t for you.
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Mutated zombies awakened intelligence and supernatural abilities. Ants built nests in cities and stored humans as food. African trypanosomes could control minds, while kissing bugs parasitized human bodies and learned human thoughts and behavior, blending into crowds...
The apocalypse was full of danger. Mutated creatures and humans fought over territory, while humans continued killing one another. Ordinary people preyed on the gifted, and the gifted preyed on each other.
In the face of all this, Bai Youyou cared only about her teammates and one question: “What are we having tonight? Barbecue or hot pot?”
Thank you to the author, it's wonderful and the writing is very vivid and vivid.
Very nice! Worth recommending
So far it looks okay, not out of the ordinary.
A very nice book, with ups and downs of the story, it is gripping and worth reading.
Good, good, good, good