Yu Sa, a zombie queen at the end of the world, finally managed to kill her longtime nemesis, Ji Heling, after enduring countless hardships.
To celebrate, she had her underlings set off fireworks. One dim-witted zombie lit a firework and, while he was at it, set off the ammunition depot.
Yu Sa watched helplessly as the territory she had just conquered, her zombie army, and she herself all exploded into smithereens.
Ji Heling really was her curse!
Cursing up a storm, Yu Sa opened her eyes and found herself back in the 1960s, in the body of a young woman with the same name and appearance as her.
Unable to handle the Yu family’s overwhelming enthusiasm, Yu Sa promptly volunteered to go to the countryside. There, she encountered an educated youth named Wen who looked exactly like her nemesis.
What a persistent ghost!
On her first day in the countryside, Yu Sa stole Wen’s bed.
On her second day, she stole the fish Wen had caught.
On her Nth day, Yu Sa pinned Wen against the wall.
Her guiding principle was to bully him as much as she pleased.
Wen Huaiqing, who had been sent to the countryside on an assignment, couldn’t understand what he had done to get on Yu Sa’s bad side.
Faced with the brat who picked fights with everyone and everything, he decided to keep his distance.
But one day, when the heartless little brat really stopped talking to him, Wen Huaiqing secretly grew frantic.
[Period setting + sent-down youth + scientific research + transmigration and rebirth + pocket dimension + medical skills + two powerful leads + adorable kids + cute pets]
Wow, this is my first review! Having listened to the latest chapter, 79, the female lead's post-apocalyptic character is well-developed—cold, aloof, powerful, and vengeful—which is quite likable. The story revolves around her, the main plot is clear, and it flows smoothly.
It's quite good. The female lead returns to a post-apocalyptic world with a new body and a cheat-like spatial ability; her combat skills are maxed out. She'll always protect those she considers family—she's very protective. However, perhaps with great power comes great responsibility; she has a lot of things to do and doesn't really stay in the house much. But overall, it's still pretty good.
I think it looks great.