[A blend of comedy and thrills, an unhinged story through and through~]
The Age of Feral Corpses! Nearly six in ten humans will mutate into feral corpses.
They aren’t actually corpses, but savage beasts with green faces and fangs that crawl on all fours and feed on humans.
Plants and animals also mutate to varying degrees: rove beetles as big as a palm, mutant giant pythons thicker than a bathtub, and mutant janitor fish that chase people down to kill them...
And yet, in this terrifying, mutated world, Yu Jinhuan is...the vicious villainess in a male-oriented power fantasy?!
What a niche trope.
Fine, Yu Jinhuan admits she really is a nasty woman, especially with that poisonous tongue of hers.
So in the original story, the male lead, Lin Che, uses the Transfer System to steal her dual-ability golden finger before brutally torturing her to death, a thoroughly satisfying comeuppance.
In the Age of Feral Corpses, danger lurks everywhere. The great male lead, Lin Che, becomes the future overlord thanks to his rare golden finger!
But as luck would have it, Yu Jinhuan awakens to the plot.
The great male lead, huh?
She’ll just jump into the sea and kill herself, awakening her water ability ahead of schedule.
What? The plot’s changed? Exactly, it’s still a power fantasy.
The male lead loses his golden finger and flies into a helpless rage? He’s gone crazy looking for her?
Oh, what’s that got to do with her?
Who says a woman like her can’t be the protagonist? Watch Yu Jinhuan carve a bloody path to becoming the leading lady!
And while she’s at it, she adopts a mutant sea crab as a pet. One woman, one crab, riding a little electric scooter: go! Go! Go! Off they go!
