[Apocalypse] + [Green-Tea Beauty] + [System] + [play the pig to eat the tiger] + [Fake and Real Heiresses] + [Sharp-Tongued Loyal Hound] + [Stockpiling Supplies]
The Japanese rose usually blooms in late spring and early summer. It is considered the final flower of the season, and its language is “the beauty of the end.”
I don’t see it that way. The end? That won’t be my end.
As for Tumi’s life, she’s the fake heiress in a story about a real and fake heiress. She may not have learned much else, but she’s a natural at eating, drinking, having fun, and, of course, acting like a green tea girl.
At her coming-of-age ceremony, it was revealed that Tumi was only an adopted daughter of the Tu family. Her fiancé betrayed her, her loyal servant turned against her, and her parents abandoned her. Tumi was all set to slink away from the Tu family…
As if! Of course she was going to fleece the Tu family for all she could, buy an island in the sea, build a villa with an ocean view, and stock up on everything she needed to live self-sufficiently. She had it all planned out: as long as she didn’t go looking for trouble, she’d live just fine. Unfortunately, the Apocalypse arrived without a sound…
There’s a couple: a cold-on-the-outside, warm-on-the-inside, sharp-tongued, loyal-hound hero, and a heroine who acts like a green tea girl but is actually slow to recognize her own feelings.
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