Sweetheart Warrior: From Slaughtering the Apocalypse to Becoming an Empress in Ancient Times

Apocalypse transmigration + spatial storage + farming + real and fake heiresses + face-slapping + fated encounter

The heroine is a sweet yet badass war goddess, both cool and adorable, with overwhelming combat prowess. The hero is an obsessive, possessive yandere.

Su Qingya died in battle during the apocalypse and unexpectedly transmigrated to the Great Jing dynasty. After five years in the apocalypse, she hadn't seen such a beautiful natural environment, so she immediately decided to live in seclusion in the mountains. Using all kinds of "junk" in her spatial storage, she built herself a cozy little home and settled into a leisurely life. To her surprise, a flood delivered a handsome man right to her doorstep.

Xiao Jue, an unpopular prince of the Great Jing dynasty, had been branded with the fate of a "disaster star." He was obsessive by nature and had been poisoned. An assassination plot swept him into a flood, where Su Qingya saved him. From then on, he treated her like a goddess, while she treated him like a male model. She only wanted a little romance, but he did everything he could to keep her by his side, making their story like a rise-to-power tale of a favored consort.

At last, he managed to lure his wife back to the capital, only to discover that the original owner of her body was the real heiress who had been switched at birth. Faced with a mother who couldn't tell right from wrong, Su Qingya gave her a piece of her mind. As for the fake heiress, she got a slap right to the face. The capital was abuzz with rumors that Prince Su's consort was a country bumpkin, but she used one impressive feat after another to face-slap them all.

Just as everything seemed to be heading in the right direction, they inadvertently uncovered the root cause of the apocalypse. The heroine's transmigration had not been a coincidence either. With the future already swallowed by the apocalypse and the present on the verge of destruction, where would they go from here?