(The score may be low at first because this is a new book, but it will gradually rise.)
[Apocalypse + stockpiling + zombie king + survival and base-building + food + two strong leads + a touch of ensemble cast + healing]
The apocalypse arrived, and I won over the Zombie King through cooking.
As a cultivation-world chef who transmigrated into the post-apocalyptic world, Su Tian has an unusual survival guide:
While others stockpile guns and food, she hoards top-grade wagyu beef and rare spices;
while others fear the zombie horde, she has a “try-hard zombie bro” in a sharp suit following her around, handing out pink towels;
while others struggle to survive, she opens a dessert shop amid the ruins, winning the loyalty of the strong with a bowl of hot soup and forging fragile alliances with a slice of cake.
Until the Zombie King regains his senses and kneels before her amid a mountain of corpses, offering her a bloodstained crystal core.
The human faction is enraged, the Devourers march on the city, and she holds a ladle in her hand, smiling sweetly:
“Don’t rush. Let me feed him first.”
Remember, the day civilization falls is also the day gentle rebuilding begins.
