[A little comedy, post-apocalyptic, transmigrate into a book, one female lead, the heroine has a bit of a universally beloved aura, perhaps because she’s naturally so charismatic.]
Synopsis:
Song Qingxia, a woman who’s repeatedly struck out in love, finally gets the person she likes to say yes to her confession. Then, after a night of heavy drinking, she transmigrates into the unfinished post-apocalyptic harem novel he wrote!
“A harem novel? Great. The male lead and his harem have nothing to do with me!” She decides to take it easy, but the plot keeps pushing her into “saving the day”:
Harem girl number one, scantily clad and in danger? “Stay right there! Someone will come help you.” She quietly hands her a jacket.
Harem girl number two, lying on the ground after being bitten by a snake? “There’s no time to waste.” She quickly treats the wound with first aid, never noticing that the other girl has quietly opened her eyes in the dark.
Harem girl number three, on the brink of death? “Good thing I’m tough enough to survive.” She saves her, then discovers she’s underage and takes her in to care for her.
She puts the values of helping others and doing good into practice, upholding the core socialist values.
Everyone should have the right values.
Then one day, the male lead stops her. “Qingqing, am I finally good enough for you? I’ve been so well-behaved. Are you still unwilling to acknowledge me?”
Song Qingxia looks baffled. “Aren’t we close friends who fight side by side?”
Even more surprising:
The harem girls she casually rescued and patiently guided have long since put love-struck foolishness behind them, each becoming a formidable force in the apocalypse.
And the male lead, who was supposed to be aloof, is not only unusually clingy but unexpectedly adorable?
The harem-novel plot has gone completely off the rails, and along the way she’s raised a whole group of post-apocalyptic queens. Every one of them is powerful, principled, and good-hearted.
This is really the longest novel I have written. I am usually a very impatient person, and I have been updating it for so many days. Even if no one comes to read the novel I wrote, I still like it. This feeling is not bad. In short, if you have any bad points in a new novel, you can directly say it, and I will make changes as appropriate. You can say whatever you like, and I will listen. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭