Dongzang's Heart Is Excited! the Rivals Always Commit Fouls at Shura Field.

(This is an idea of mine and may be slightly different from the classification.) (It's a little different from other science fiction apocalyptic texts, so please bear with me.) (Science fiction apocalypse + rebirth + stocking up + space + strong female + role-playing + game world + Shura field + cool writing + slap in the face + heartthrob) Xu Suining struggled for ten years at the end of Blue Star and finally died. When he woke up again, he became a shame to the interstellar noble Xu family - a waste with no mental power, lying in the laboratory and being slaughtered. In the underground black market, she fought for survival, but was forced to go head-to-head with Song Yiyue, the chief of the Imperial Academy and the most dazzling adopted son of the Xu family. He despised her, suppressed her, and openly forced her into a desperate situation during the assessment of the national doomsday game "Earth Online": "Trash with zero mental power, does she deserve to live?" Xu Suining wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and smiled amid the zombie craze. He didn't know that what this game replicated was the hell she had experienced personally. When the false game suddenly came true, the Zerg tore apart the starry sky, and the entire galaxy fell into panic. Song Yiyue, who used to be proud in the past, watched with her own eyes as Xu Suining dismantled the Zerg nest with his bare hands, commanded the remaining troops with tactics he had never understood before, and walked step by step in front of him among the ruins. She stepped on his damaged mecha and turned the gun: "Chief Song, now, who should ask who to live?" In order to survive civilization, the two sworn enemies were forced to fight back to back, spanning two apocalypses, with grudges and blood burning together. Until everything ended, Xu Suining woke up in the medical cabin and heard that familiar and annoying voice with an unprecedented hoarseness: "Xu Suining..." "You win. So, wake up. "