[Apocalypse] [Transformation] [Sword Immortal] [Stockpiling] [Safe House] [Spatial Secret Identity] [Decisive and Ruthless]
Three days before the apocalypse, Lu Qingci jolted awake from a nightmare.
In the dream, Jiangcheng had fallen, his younger sister had died a horrible death, and the White Tower Institute had split open his breastbone. He died on the operating table like a piece of experimental material.
When he opened his eyes again, he had become Shen Qingcheng, the illegitimate daughter of a financial tycoon. The girl in the mirror was so strikingly beautiful she hardly looked real. A cold sword mark had appeared on her chest, and a broken sword case lay hidden in her mind.
Black rain was coming. Zombies, extreme cold, mutated beasts, and corruption would follow one after another.
Before the disaster struck, Shen Qingcheng sold off her assets, stockpiled supplies, fortified her villa, and brought her younger sister to safety. She concealed her Green Frost Sword Bone by passing herself off as a spatial ability user.
Everyone thought she was just a spatial ability user who was almost too beautiful to be real.
Until the zombie horde besieged the city, and she split the Zombie King in two with a single stroke, her face hidden beneath a blue-green robe and mask.
The Shen family wanted to steal her identity, the White Tower wanted to cut out her bones, and the Red Tide cult wanted to drag her down into the kingdom of the dead.
She had only one goal: protect her people, establish Green Frost Fortress, raise a sword formation, found a sword sect, and reshape the order of human society in the wasteland.
The apocalypse believes in no tenderness, only the sword.
And she will become the foremost sword immortal of this chaotic age, in all her breathtaking glory.
The plot is very interesting, and the main storyline is clear in the early stages.
His thinking is clear and meticulous, and he is calm and decisive. I've reached Chapter 70, and there's still no concrete method to make the protagonist stronger; this stage is taking a bit too long.