After a good night's sleep, Shu Rannan wakes up to find she's transmigrated into a book.
She was supposed to have landed in a melodramatic CEO romance, but for some inexplicable reason, the world hit a massive bug. The sweet romance plot crashed, replaced by an apocalypse overrun with zombies and devastation.
The good news: she's successfully bound to her own System.
The bad news: it's the standard System for a sweet-romance novel's supporting heroine!!
The shop is packed with luxury face masks, perfumes, lipstick, and haute couture gowns. No weapons, no food, and absolutely no use in an apocalypse full of danger. It's the ultimate useless decoration.
There's a couple. The female lead is a sweet, soft cutie with a surprising side, and the male lead is a carefree, roguishly handsome type.
The two girls traveled through time and worked together to resist the apocalypse and gradually became stronger. They were doing well in the past, but when I adopted that child, I couldn't understand that it was the apocalypse. You two have materials, but they are not strong enough to be invincible. You also have a very small child with you. They still have to watch him. Even if he awakens his powers later, it is not worth it. He may be the heroine's spiritual sustenance for her brother, but I really can't understand this (for example, if the child disappears and he doesn't try hard to find the child, he adopts one to replace his own child. Later, when his own child comes back, he still has to fight with the adopted one. I really don't like this kind of writing. I don't think it should be about who can replace whom. Everyone should be unique). I think the best way is to send him to the base and let him stay in the base. In the end of the world, he must grow up, and there is no need to write any more white lies. At that time, you can go to the base and choose the first one. You can also give food to the heroine for the sake of her brother (although there is a risk of exposing the supplies) so that the heroine can be happy. Okay, I won't read anymore. Goodbye👋 I hope the author will make the child's powers more powerful later so that at least it won't be a drag.
Personally, I don't like two female protagonists who can't distinguish their priorities, and I don't like the Virgin Mary adopting a child in the end of the world.