From the Start, I Stole the Heroine's Space, and the Apocalypse Villain Went on a Rampage

[Transmigrate Into a Book, Apocalypse, Farming Space, Stockpiling Supplies, Superpowers, Satisfying Read, No Saintly Protagonist]

There is a couple, with a striking contrast between them.

Ming Yao returned to seven days before the apocalypse.

She had already died twice.

The first time, after struggling to survive for two years in the apocalypse, she learned only after her death that she was merely a female villain in an apocalypse novel, always opposing the heroine.

The second time, she transmigrated to a cultivation world, where she farmed and raised pigs for a hundred years before being struck back to the modern world by nine thunder tribulations.

Wasn't this the heavens giving her the chance to take revenge with her own hands?

Since she was the villain, she might as well embrace it. She would seize the heroine's pocket dimension and supplies. Let's see how the heroine could keep up her hypocritical, saintly act then.

After being reborn, Ming Yao had only one goal: kill all her enemies, then lie flat and enjoy her retirement.

Family: She has a pair of twin younger brothers. The older twin is handy and a social butterfly; the younger twin is a brilliant researcher. Most importantly, both are obsessed with their big sister and do exactly as she says.

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After the apocalypse, disasters struck one after another: acid rain, extreme heat and cold, floods, and earthquakes. Zombies roamed everywhere and animals mutated. The brutal conditions brought humanity to the brink of extinction.

Was it all the will of Heaven, or a man-made conspiracy? The truth would eventually come to light.