A year into our marriage, I was convinced Lu Chen didn’t love me, so I gave up and became a couch potato.
But when the apocalypse came, he protected me with his life for three whole years.
Reborn three months before the apocalypse, I looked at the supply list and shelter plans Lu Chen had prepared, and took his hand for the first time.
“This time, I’ll be the one to protect our home.”
While others struggled among the ruins, we grew vegetables and raised chickens in our reinforced cabin.
Before the extreme cold hit, I shared the polar survival skills he’d never told me about. When the monsters invaded, I had already laid deadly traps.
At last, Lu Chen couldn’t help asking, “How do you know so much?”
I smiled and kissed the scar on his collarbone, the one he’d gotten saving me in my previous life.
“Because someone spent three years teaching me how to survive.”
I just read a few chapters before the disaster, and I felt a little confused. 1. Why can I accept my teammates but can't tell my family? It's because it happened in the first game (?), But I don't know either 2. Buying supplies and decorating in large quantities will definitely attract attention, and the protagonist's reaction seems to be that he cannot accept the attention. 3. Only three people are required to decorate? Is it possible? Even if there are other people, don't you worry about the material safety in area a in the early stage? 4. The protagonist's relationship is weird. I don't know how to put it. When the heroine encounters a problem, the hero is there. This is the most common thing in novels. But in addition to the material mobility and the teammate she likes, does the heroine feel a little... Dependent on the hero? 5. Did you confirm what the disaster was before? The official made it clear that some things need to be given up and independence is still required. After listening to the first few chapters with a frown, all??? [What][What][What]
Be, the male protagonist is dead. Fortunately, I went to the back to see it first.